Under the control of the magnetic field, the antiprotons and positrons entered the designated "Fusion Chamber."
It was a tubular cavity containing an extremely high vacuum.
Inside the cavity, the magnetic field gradually drew the antiprotons and positrons together. They collided and fused.
Soon, antihydrogen atoms, each consisting of one antiproton and one positron, began to appear.
An alert sounded in the laboratory on Dawn Star, tens of thousands of kilometers away.
"Beep! Beep! Beep!"
"Antihydrogen atoms detected!"
A flicker of excitement crossed Lü Yongchang's face. He pumped his fist and said firmly, "Activate the Particle Trap! Capture and confine the antihydrogen atoms!"
The instant he finished speaking, an immensely powerful magnetic field sprang up inside the "Fusion Chamber."
Under Zero's control, the surrounding superconducting magnets formed an extremely complex magnetic cage within the tubular cavity.
It interacted with the antihydrogen atoms' atomic magnetic moments, indirectly confining them within the [Particle Trap].
As time passed, the number of antihydrogen atoms captured within the [Particle Trap] rapidly increased.
Gradually, the mass of antihydrogen atoms in the [Particle Trap] reached one microgram.
In the simulated image provided by Zero, these antihydrogen atoms bonded with one another, eventually forming an extremely diffuse antihydrogen gas cloud inside the [Particle Trap]!
Although this antihydrogen gas cloud weighed only one microgram.
It was already the largest quantity of antimatter ever produced in human history!
The moment the antihydrogen gas cloud formed, an enormous volume of observational data poured in from the various instruments.
Even Lü Yongchang could glean only a tiny amount of information from the dizzying flood of data.
For the scientists at the Human Federation First Laboratory, the real battle had therefore only just begun.
They needed to analyze this immense volume of data to understand antimatter on a truly macroscopic scale.
Although positrons