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24th Aug 2013

all explained in the save, it is quite(ish) realistic (minus the "true" antimatter reaction (the closest that i could get). I would enjoy to hear from the true physics lovers if my explanation is right.

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robogeek537 6th Sep 2013

Antimatter is created when fundamental particles collide, or when high-velocity electrons pass by elements in our atmosphere during thunderstorms, or just naturally occuring. It is just a simple representation of what an antimatter-matter contact would look like, to the best that TPT can offer. Please go away Death_kid, you are not welcome. You have no idea about what you're talking about. Photons cannot split into other particles. They are a dual-wave force particle, which means that they are made of electromagnetic waves, and are also particles that we can define as a subatomic particle.
death_kid620 24th Aug 2013

to be honest, i think tpt are right, antimmatter is created when a photon has a large amount of energy, creating 2 identical particles, and as soon as those particles come together they annihilate and give out a photon of the exact same energy, also, why would antimatter create plasma?
death_kid620 24th Aug 2013

btw, i think negatron isn't a proper term, it's just anti-proton
the_new_powder99999 6th Aug 2013

I don't think it is 100% efficiency, I forgot where I heard it.
Pi-Creations 6th Aug 2013

i would explain to you something interesting about space and physics but its so long so just look at my comment on this save please id:1278838

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What is (real) antimatter? by robogeek537

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