To be more specific this is the first time we have detected hyper-antimatter of Helium where one of the quarks in the nucleus is an anti-strange quark (an anti-lambda from the article)
I had confused Antimatter in particle theory (where there is no gravity) and Dark matter, which has no explanation in particle theory and maybe probably shouldn't be necessary for a unified model that describes n-body gravity at astrophysical and particle scales.
Thank you all for corrections and clarifications.
I had confused Antimatter in particle theory (where there is no gravity) and Dark matter, which has no explanation in particle theory and maybe probably shouldn't be necessary for a unified model that describes n-body gravity at astrophysical and particle scales.