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This is probably a stupid question...but I'm curious to know whether or not we can 'see' antimatter? In the hypothetical situation where enough antimatter comes together to form something macroscopic/doesn't interact with regular matter and destroy itself, could we see it? Would photons (photons are their own antiparticles, right?) interact with antimatter in such a way as to allow it to become visible to our eyes?