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🚨 SCIENTISTS JUST CREATED MATTER FROM PURE LIGHT. For the first time in laboratory history, researchers smashed high-energy photons together and directly produced matter and antimatter particles. No atoms. No pre-existing matter. Just light turning into mass. It’s called the Breit–Wheeler process a phenomenon predicted in 1934… …but never...

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