Neil Freiman

If Ryan Gosling saving Earth from mysterious space particles was Project Hail Mary, what would you call this?

Maybe Project Screenplay.

Got to protect your guy with the ball.

Now, my first question here was, why do they need to move it?

Like, why do you need to move antimatter in the first place from CERN?

And it's actually fascinating.

So CERN, which is known for its big particle collider that they do a lot of experiments on, is actually an amazing antimatter factory.

It allows you to

make antimatter because what they do is you smash high energy protons against this metal target that creates secondary particles which go into a decelerator which are slowed down and then you go then it filters into this trap where you can get antimatter but what makes cern so good at making antimatter also makes it a really bad place to do precise measurements on the antimatter because that decelerator creates a powerful field that makes it

nearly impossible to perform very sensitive measurements.

So what they need to do is get this antimatter to other labs across Europe.

And the one they're trying to get to is in Dusseldorf, Germany, which maybe you can find on MapTap now, or maybe not.

But it is eight hours away from Geneva, from CERN.

So this test drive is all leading up to get this antimatter on an eight-hour drive to Dusseldorf, Germany, so they can actually perform precise measurements on it and actually learn a thing or two about antimatter.

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