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Seven antihydrogen atoms were observed to survive more than fifteen minutes. A separate antihydrogen atom was observed to survive more than half an hour. So yeah, the first tangible steps of stable antimatter containment. I would comment, but I'm too tired to organize coherent enough thoughts at the moment.

but I'm too tired to organize coherent enough thoughts at the moment.

C'mon, get on with it.
It's just a question of mind over anti-matter!

Interesting thanks for the linky will try and get my tired old head around it.

All we need is some dilithium crystals and we'll be in business!

Did they do the serious science in the science room? Because if they didn't, then we're in trouble.

In other news the LHC is awesome, I had the opportunity to visit in 2010 and it is far more impressive than the Tevatron. Better chocolate too.

Actual article is here.