An antihydrogen is an atom of the antimatter equivalent of
hydrogen, or the antimatter equivalent of hydrogen as a
collective.
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Antihydrogen is the antimatter equivalent of hydrogen. An
antihydrogen atom consists of an antielectron (also called a
positron) and an antiproton.
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62.5 trillion dollar. Good luck getting some.
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Antihydrogen is the anti-matter analogue of hydogen made from a
positron and an antiproton.
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The first known antihydrogen atom was synthesized in 1995 at the
CERN laboratory in Geneva. However, antimatter itself is produced
constantly in the natural environment.