Help CERN physicists with their antimatter experiment - AEgIS

[deltasigma]

This is a recent trend in data analysis - crowd sourcing. It has been done with classifying galaxies IIRC but there are several other examples as well. This one is to help determine how antimatter responds to gravity.

Scientists investigating the effect of gravity on antimatter recently conducted a different kind of experiment: They asked members of the public to help them analyze their data.
Anyone with access to a computer and the Internet was welcome to take part in the trial run, which went off without a hitch. The scientists plan to do it again in the coming months.
The AEgIS experiment at CERN (pictured above) examines beams of antimatter particles, recording the points at which they begin to deviate from their normal trajectories and the points at which they come into contact with matter and annihilate. Seeing how quickly—and in what direction—the particles fall will offer insight into just how the antimatter feels gravity’s pull.

If you want to participate, here is the AEgIS link - click on ‘help us’ in the left hand column.