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It is emphasized that antigravity (an effective repulsion of antiparticles) is a consequence of gravity invariance relative to the time reversal T. This allows one to distinguish true elementary particles from antiparticles among mesons. Attention is given to a possible violation of T-symmetry and parity non-conservation in gravitational interactions. This makes a search for antigravity a paramount task.
 
It is emphasized that antigravity (an effective repulsion of antiparticles) is a consequence of gravity invariance relative to the time reversal T. This allows one to distinguish true elementary particles from antiparticles among mesons. Attention is given to a possible violation of T-symmetry and parity non-conservation in gravitational interactions. This makes a search for antigravity a paramount task.
  
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Scientific Paper
Title On a Possible Parity Non-Conservation in Gravitational Interactions
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Author(s) Vyacheslav N Streltsov
Keywords antigravity, antiparticles.
Published 2004
Journal Journal of Theoretics
Volume 6
Number 2
No. of pages 3

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Abstract

It is emphasized that antigravity (an effective repulsion of antiparticles) is a consequence of gravity invariance relative to the time reversal T. This allows one to distinguish true elementary particles from antiparticles among mesons. Attention is given to a possible violation of T-symmetry and parity non-conservation in gravitational interactions. This makes a search for antigravity a paramount task.