A one-positron cyclotron could put a core Standard Model prediction to the test.
Positrons, antimatter versions of electrons, act like tiny magnets, and the model expects their magnetism to match the electron's in strength but reverse in sign.

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A one-positron cyclotron could put a core Standard Model prediction to the test.
Positrons, antimatter versions of electrons, act like tiny magnets, and the model expects their magnetism to match the electron's in strength but reverse in sign.
