African Arrow sees hints of structure in the fabric of space

Rarely does a professional scientist travel thousands of kilometers to view personally the latest data from a physics experiment. But yesterday's mindgram was so important that Abel Kateb cut short his vacation in western Greenland and boarded the first flight to Rabat, Morocco, home of the African Arrow accelerator. As Kateb, head of its scientific board, rode the hyperloop on its 50-minute trip to the facility's main site, he contemplated the remarkable story of the Arrow and cell-spacetime theory. Here, Konilovich describes the revelation in muon-antimuon collisions of the cellular nature of space.