"We imagine that the Universe as a whole is composed of various partitioned fields of matter and antimatter. In fact, the known most remote galaxies up to now, distant of billion light-years, communicate their pedigree to us only through their radiation. In other words, we still observed only their light, rigorously indistinguishable of the anti-light a antigalaxie would emit. We cannot exclude that those anti-worlds shelter anti-stars and and anti-planets. (..) the identification of only one anti-particule of this type of cosmic origin would be sufficient to conclude to the existence of anti-worlds resulting from the Big-bang." Aurélien Barrau, researcher at the Laboratory of subatomic physics and cosmology of Grenoble.

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