<ul><li>CERN researchers achieved a breakthrough by transporting antimatter particles using a novel method, allowing for more precise studies in particle physics.</li><li>They developed a two-meter containment device that successfully transported antimatter particles over a four-kilometer trip within CERN facilities.</li><li>The transportation test proved that antimatter can be safely moved long distances using standard vehicles and public roads, showcasing its potential for external laboratories.</li><li>This accomplishment opens up possibilities for more accurate experiments, with the next phase involving the transport of antimatter cargo to a new facility in Germany, nearly 800 kilometers away.</li></ul>

CERN researchers took a few antimatter particles for a walk in an unprecedented transportation test

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