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Where Is Antimatter? It Is Inside All of Us - A Gauss–Riemann–OUXSPACE Conjugate-Closure Model
For decades physicists have asked: Where is antimatter? Why does the accessible world appear so strongly asymmetric, with ordinary macroscopic environments overwhelmingly matter-dominated—schematically more than 99.99% matter in everyday samples—while freely observable antimatter is s
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