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Di-positronium
IMa chargin ma LaZer!!
SHOOP DA GAMMA RAY ANNIALAHTION LASER
lazer?
OMG mr bean wants a gamma ray anihalation lazer to mount on his car.
What if they make their super-atom and it does begin to form a crystalline solid, and the reaction is so strong that they can't stop it and it consumes the Earth into a small crystal a couple centemeters long! It sounds like the opposite of Dr. Device to me.
(Before you try to tell me it doesn't work that way, I'm just kidding you guys.)
(Before you try to tell me it doesn't work that way, I'm just kidding you guys.)
"What if they make their super-atom and it does begin to form a crystalline solid, and the reaction is so strong that they can't stop it and it consumes the Earth into a small crystal a couple centemeters long! It sounds like the opposite of Dr. Device to me.
(Before you try to tell me it doesn't work that way, I'm just kidding you guys.)"
then it'd be a good day to happen to be on the international space station.
(Before you try to tell me it doesn't work that way, I'm just kidding you guys.)"
then it'd be a good day to happen to be on the international space station.
I dunno...
Wouldn't that mean you get to starve / suffocate instead of being painlessly "rearranged".
Wouldn't that mean you get to starve / suffocate instead of being painlessly "rearranged".
The whole point of di-positronium is that it's extremely painful. Otherwise, scientists wouldn't bother making it. Not the mad ones, anyway.
how do we know its extremely painful?
"gamma-ray annihilation laser"?
Shouldn't that be electron annihilation or matter/antimatter annihilation? or at least just "gamma ray laser"?
gamma rays aren't matter (in the traditional sense), and they don't get annihilated - they're the product of annihilation.
the reason gamma rays are so powerful, is they're essentially the energy-conservation equivalent of dividing by ('almost') zero. (given that energy*mass is constant, when mass is annihilated the energy is OVER NINE THOUSAAAAAAAND)
Shouldn't that be electron annihilation or matter/antimatter annihilation? or at least just "gamma ray laser"?
gamma rays aren't matter (in the traditional sense), and they don't get annihilated - they're the product of annihilation.
the reason gamma rays are so powerful, is they're essentially the energy-conservation equivalent of dividing by ('almost') zero. (given that energy*mass is constant, when mass is annihilated the energy is OVER NINE THOUSAAAAAAAND)
Stop quoting einstein out of context :P
That wasn't Einstein.
It was over nine thousaaaaand!
It was internet layman.
It took me more than two hours not to understand this discussion.