context: In particle physics, the antimatter is an extension of the antimatter particle concept, where antimatter is made of antimatter in the same way that ordinary matter is made of molecules. For example, a counterelectron (the positron, is an electron with a positive charge) and a proton (a proton with a negative charge) can form an anti-hydrogen atom in the same way that an electron and proton form an ordinary hydrogen atom. Moreover, mixing the material with the antimatter leads to the annihilation of both of them and in the same way the annihilation of the particles and the antiparticles, which leads to the emergence of a large energy of photons (gamma rays) or other pairs of particles and antiparticles.
question: What is the antimatter of antimatter in physics?
answers.text: extension of the antimatter particle concept, where antimatter is made of antimatter in the same way that ordinary matter is made of molecules