Lightning in the eyewall of a hurricane beamed antimatter to

Public Release: 21-May-2018 First detection of the downward positron beam from a terrestrial gamma-ray flash was captured by an instrument flown through the eyewall of Hurricane Patricia in 2015 University of California - Santa Cruz IMAGE: The ADELE mark II flew aboard NOAA's Hurricane Hunter WP-3D Orion during the Atlantic hurricane season. Credit: Gregory Bowers…

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