Composite matter/antimatter hadron structure indicated in petawatt laser experiments

One of the great questions of modern physics is the "missing antimatter" in the Universe. It has recently been hypothesized that a hadron structure of composite matter and antimatter explains the missing antimatter. Based on experimental results at the Texas Petawatt Laser Facility, this composite hadron structure has been indicated. If accepted, this paper describes the composite hadron model and discusses experimental results that indicate that the model is accurate. Significant implications of the model are discussed.