Does antimatter matter

© Tom J Chalko 2011. This article can be freely distributed, providing that no content is altered or removed Abstract. Inability to explain the exact nature of gravity has been puzzling scientists and engineers on Earth since the times of Galileo and Newton. We clarify the definition of “mass” and consider the basic integral properties of matter together with anti-matter in the context of the entire Universe. We demonstrate a practical way of generating repulsive gravity force by imitating the integral properties of anti-atom in the macroscopic form. Experimental verification of presented gravity generation technique is obtained by explaining the expansion of the Universe that has been observed by astronomers2. It is universally agreed that in the early Universe amounts of matter and anti-matter were similar1. The apparent dominance of matter over anti-matter in the observable Universe today is one of the greatest and most fundamental unsolved problems in physics. Here we show that the observed expansion of the Universe2 is a clear sign that the amounts of matter and anti-matter in the Universe are and always have been similar. By exploring basic integral properties of anti-matter we show that stable anti-matter in the Universe can only exist as anti-hydrogen in the intergalactic space