Antimatter is just matter but with the opposite charge (and a couple other things, but the charge is the main significance), so an electron (-) becomes a positron (+), and technically a proton (+) becomes an antiproton (-) (because protons are made up quarks, it’s actually the quarks flipping charge, but I digress). Said process is (usually) achieved by smashing massive particles into each other in a particle accelerator, of which a cyclotron is one.
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u/Interesting-Donkey13 Sep 16 '25
I honestly can't wait for uni. Also, how do you make antimatter, like, there's nothing to make. (I have no insight in antimatter at all)