<ul><li>CERN has set up a facility that produces and traps antimatter for extensive studies.</li><li>A shipping container has been developed by CERN to transport antimatter across Europe for research purposes.</li><li>Interference from hardware used to capture antiprotons limits the precision of measurements, prompting the need for antimatter transportation.</li><li>The antimatter is produced by smashing a particle beam into a target, and holding onto it requires slowing down anti-particles using electromagnetic fields, which can be affected by external magnetic field noise.</li></ul>

CERN gears up to ship antimatter across Europe

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