Definition: The word 'antineutrons' refers to particles that orbit around atoms, not matter itself. In the Bible, they are often described as being like "flying saucers," which suggests a high level of movement. Definition: Antineutrons have no mass and no charge, so they can only be found in neutral atoms, i.e., those with an electric field or other properties that do not change. They were first discovered by Albert Einstein in the 1930s as a possible particle at the atomic scale, but their presence was confirmed through measurements of neutrons and positrons. Antineutrons are sometimes referred to as "fermions" because they can't be part of chemical bonds or forms other than being a quanta of nothing. They were later named after the French physicist Paul Adrien Maurice Antinoussis, who first proposed their existence in 1894.
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