A research team led by Harvard University scientists has measured the magnetic moment of the antiproton more accurately than ever before. Antiproton annihilation. An antiproton collides with a neutron at the surface of a nucleus (P. Lubinski, Warsaw University / G. Brumfiel) “That is a spectacular jump in precision for any fundamental quality of the antiproton measurements. That’s a leap that we don’t often see in physics, at least...
