Interesting prot effect by tombattraw

tombattraw

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27th May 2014

11th Nov 2014

If you put this next to things, the prot that goes through them lasts much longer than the prot that doesn't. It's like the life function temporarily pauses when the prot is traveling through things. Try it!

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  Doolittle 28th May 2014
  oh ok, thanks
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  tombattraw 28th May 2014
  Actually, radiation isn't neccesarily energy. Alpha particles, a form of radiation, are actually just helium nuclei, and beta particles are neutrons, another subatomic particle. Radiation isn't always energy, just as in this case. Protons have mass (in the real world, anyway), and therefore are not energy.
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  PieMan88 28th May 2014
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  PieMan88 28th May 2014
  Doolittle, you can actually see the protons smashing together at high-speed making PLUT/URAN at one of my saves
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  Doolittle 27th May 2014
  Exactly. Subatomic particles are considered radiation. And radiation particles are considered energy particles The atomic number is how many protons are in the atom's nucleus.
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  tombattraw 27th May 2014
  Protons are actually subatomic particles that determine the characteristics of matter, not energy particles. Hydrogen is one proton and one electron in real life, too; helium is 2 protons, 2 neutrons, and 2 electrons, etc.
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  Doolittle 27th May 2014
  well actually, prot is an energy particle, but the theory (that has been proven) is that by combining protons at a very high speed will come together and make matter
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  lahciM1552pl 27th May 2014
  easy to work but ok +1
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  tombattraw 27th May 2014
  Thanks for the explanation, it makes sense now that I think about the fact that prot is actually matter, not energy, even though it is treated a lot like it in tpt.
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  Doolittle 27th May 2014
  and nice observation +1!