CERN experiment confirms antimatter falls downwards due to gravity, aligning with Einstein's theory

Antimatter was first discovered in 1932 and is the opposite of normal matter, annihilating when the two meet.
Scientists at CERN trapped antihydrogen atoms and observed their motion in a magnetic field to measure the effects of gravity.
The results showed antimatter responds to gravity identically to normal matter, falling downwards rather than exhibiting antigravity.
This finding supports Einstein's theory of general relativity and provides new insights into antimatter's properties.
The imbalance between matter and antimatter in the universe remains an unsolved mystery.