From: jvorbrueggen-not@mediasec.de   
      
   > All the antimatter I've ever heard of has been created through high energy   
   > physics.  I'm assuming that this "High Energy" is still around when the   
   > antimatter is finished being created.....like its a plasma or something.   
      
   Well, the energy is fairly low - around 1 GeV, the weight of an (anti-)   
   proton, is the largest you need. Of course, almost all antimatter so far   
   has been electrically charged particles - anybody made a large supply of   
   antineutrons? - so the plasma definitely applies. OTOH, LEAR (low energy   
   antiproton ring) cools its particles quite significantly, to fractions of   
   a Kelvin IIRC.   
      
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