Recent content by orion24

I know there isn't. If you look at the topics title, I did post this "hypothetically" and my question was if there is any experimental data that rules it out, because I looked for it and failed to find any.

I didn't say gravity is repulsive for antimatter. I said the antimatter gravity could be repulsive. I'll give some examples of what I mean: - An antihydrogen atom created on Earth would fall downwards practically with the same g as ordinary matter, because the attractive gravitational effect...

I was referring to gravitational "forces" only. Your opinion. I fail to see any experimental evidence confirming this. I was unaware of such a rule. Since this is the case, sorry to bother your forum.

From what I've seen, the possibility of matter-antimatter to mutually repel each other is ruled out, but, can the following hypothesis be ruled out? : Gravity --> A property of matter & antimatter (not of mass) Matter gravity --> A "force" that pulls "everything" Antimatter gravity --> A...