Antimatter has been transported for the first time ever

Scientists at CERN have successfully transported 92 antiprotons, a type of antimatter, using specialized bottles that keep the particles away from matter. The truck journey lasted 30 minutes around the CERN site. This achievement allows for more precise study of antiprotons in a quieter environment, away from the 'antimatter factory.'

Team member Stefan Ulmer stated, “It is something humanity has never done before, it is historic.” Antimatter is rare and provides insights into the universe's mysteries. The project required advanced technology to ensure the safe transport of such fragile particles.