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  • can someone explain anti-matter to me?
  • jimmy
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    No better sensation that a biro on a banana.

    I get physics

    richmtb
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    Well the same magnitude of mass, but it really has anti-mass being anti matter and all.

    No such thing as anti-mass.

    1kg of matter has 1kg of mass
    1kg of antimatter has 1kg of mass

    (they both bends spacetime by the correct amount for their mass)

    molgrips
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    1kg of matter + 1kg of anti matter = zero a lot of energy.. now do you get 2kg 8 c^2 or just 1kg * c^2 ?

    richmtb
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    I take it you meant 1kg of matter + 1kg of anti matter

    You get 2kg x c^2 of energy. You’ve converted 2kg of matter into energy

    molgrips
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    Yes, edited.

    Actually, I should edit out that whole question cos it’s rather stupidly obvious. And me with a Physics degree and everything.

    Dibbs
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    You get 2kg x c^2 of energy. You’ve converted 2kg of matter into energy

    And a very loud bang 😉

    scaredypants
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    from that BBC link

    Every member of the zoo of particles we know about

    FFS – have they never heard of a quiver of particles ?
    (couldn’t have a stable, obv 🙂 )

    neilthewheel
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    is anti matter still theoretical? Or scientifically measurable, quantifiable, observable fact?

    Observable fact. it is used in PET scanning in medicine:
    http://www.wisegeek.org/what-is-antimatter.htm

    IanMunro
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    It’s not complicated folks.

    Pasta

    Antipasta

    The flying spaghetti monster keeps these in perfect balance with his noodley appendages.

    maccruiskeen
    Full Member

    whats the opposite of banana?

    ¿?u?u?q

    CountZero
    Full Member

    No better sensation that a biro on a banana.

    Yes there is, writing on the sole of a slipper with a biro. Fact, arrived at after years of dedicated experimentation. 😀

    Moe
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    Read a great book by Brian Cox – Why does E=mc2 (and why does it matter)

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