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Analogous to matter, but with charge of the particles opposite to their ordinary matter counterparts.
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Is antimatter attracted to matter by its opposite electric charge?
As it is said by many physicists that antimatter is just opposite of matter; it has opposite charge of matter, then is there is any possibility that antimatter is attracted to matter? … That means the positive charge is attracted by negative charge, so why is it that all antimatter is not combined with matter to form energy all across the space? …
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