Physicist Explains Why Antimatter Matters

This post was written by Mike on May 14, 2009
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MSU physics and astronomy professor Raymond Brock at the Fontana del Nettuno, in Rome -- one of the Angels and Demons movie locations.

Physicist Raymond Brock is an experimental high-energy physicist who studies the properties of fundamental matter and energy. Noted for his captivating science lectures, Brock treated the public to a discussion of antimatter following a showing of the film “Angels and Demons.” Read more…


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