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Since all matter has a gravitational pull, would antimatter have a reverse gravitational "push?"
gpt
At an atomic level, anti-matter is not all that strange. The term anti-matter makes people think its some strange matter where all of its properties are the exact opposite of "normal matter". Really, anti-matter is simply another form of matter. Anti-protons are just protons, with all of the same properties, except with a negative charge instead of a positive charge. 

There is all sorts of matter out there that you arent familiar with. Neutrinos, two heavier "generations" of quarks (constituents of protons and neutrons), leptons (electron-like particles), and before mentioned neutrinos. Gluons that hold quarks together and W/Z bosons that mediate nuclear decay. 

Anti-matter is better thought of as just another facet of this list of particles; no more special or weird than ordinary matter.