
Scientists Recreate Matter–Antimatter Creation in a Quantum Laboratory
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Physicists have recreated key aspects of the Schwinger effect using ultracold rubidium atoms, offering a new way to study how strong electric fields can generate matter–antimatter pairs. Their experiment also revealed unexpected patterns in particle creation, opening new possibilities for exploring quantum field theory in the laboratory.
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