Antimatter (Borealis Universe) - Revision history

LordSkorne7 at 17:33, April 30, 2025

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 | author = Duodecillionaire
 | classification = Energy Source
 | notable_events = * First anti-atoms created (1995)
 * Efficient antimatter production (2032)
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 * Ganymede antimatter power station (2158)
 * Common use in warp drive systems
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LordSkorne7 at 17:31, April 30, 2025

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			{{Infobox Phenomenon
			\| title1 = Antimatter
			\| image1 =
			\| caption-image1 =
			\| author = Duodecillionaire
			\| phenomenon_type = Exotic Material
			\| classification = Energy Source
			\| discovered = Theorized in 1898, confirmed in 1932
			\| source = Artificial and Naturally Occurring
			\| properties = * Composed of antiparticles
			* Annihilates with matter into pure energy
			* Affected by all fundamental forces
			\| uses = * Power generation
			* Interstellar propulsion
			* Planetary energy infrastructure
			\| notable_events = * First anti-atoms created (1995)
			* Efficient antimatter production (2032)
			* Takanashi Accelerator deployed (2121)
			* Ganymede antimatter power station (2158)
			* Common use in warp drive systems
			}}

	Antimatter is a material composed of antiparticles, particles that share almost all physical features of their normal particle counterparts. However, it has a reverse charge referent to its corresponding normal particle. When antimatter and matter come into contact, the particles annihilate in a burst of energy.		Antimatter is a material composed of antiparticles, particles that share almost all physical features of their normal particle counterparts. However, it has a reverse charge referent to its corresponding normal particle. When antimatter and matter come into contact, the particles annihilate in a burst of energy.

LordSkorne7 at 20:47, September 13, 2024

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	Antimatter is a material composed of antiparticles, particles that share almost all physical features of their normal particle counterparts. However, it has a reverse charge referent to its corresponding normal particle. When antimatter and matter come into contact, the particles annihilate in a burst of energy.		Antimatter is a material composed of antiparticles, particles that share almost all physical features of their normal particle counterparts. However, it has a reverse charge referent to its corresponding normal particle. When antimatter and matter come into contact, the particles annihilate in a burst of energy.

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Duodecillionaire at 00:40, October 2, 2023

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	Antimatter is a material composed of antiparticles, particles that share almost all physical features of their normal particle counterparts. However, it has a reverse charge referent to its corresponding normal particle. When antimatter and matter come into contact, the particles annihilate in a burst of energy.		Antimatter is a material composed of antiparticles, particles that share almost all physical features of their normal particle counterparts. However, it has a reverse charge referent to its corresponding normal particle. When antimatter and matter come into contact, the particles annihilate in a burst of energy.

Duodecillionaire at 00:40, October 2, 2023

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amlegfandom>Mittence1 at 19:57, March 24, 2021

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	Antimatter is a material composed of antiparticles, particles that share almost all physical features of their normal particle counterparts. However, it has a reverse charge referent to its corresponding normal particle. When antimatter and matter come into contact, the particles annihilate in a burst of energy.		Antimatter is a material composed of antiparticles, particles that share almost all physical features of their normal particle counterparts. However, it has a reverse charge referent to its corresponding normal particle. When antimatter and matter come into contact, the particles annihilate in a burst of energy.

amlegfandom>Mittence1 at 21:16, March 20, 2021

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	=== Naturally occurring Antimatter ===		=== Naturally occurring Antimatter ===
	Few places in the universe are composed entirely of antimatter leftover from the Big Bang, the exception being the [[Pak Supercluster]], a region of about 300 galaxies 300 gigalightyears from the [[~~Milky~~ ~~Way~~ Galaxy]]. Elsewhere throughout the universe, many antiparticles are constantly being made and destroyed. For example, when high energy cosmic rays hit the atmosphere of the Earth, some quantum reactions take place resulting in an undetectably small amount of antimatter to be produced, which annihilates instantaneously with normal particles. Quasars emitted from some black holes also can produce minute amounts of antimatter.		Few places in the universe are composed entirely of antimatter leftover from the Big Bang, the exception being the [[Pak Supercluster]], a region of about 300 galaxies 300 gigalightyears from the [[Via Lactea Galaxy]]. Elsewhere throughout the universe, many antiparticles are constantly being made and destroyed. For example, when high energy cosmic rays hit the atmosphere of the Earth, some quantum reactions take place resulting in an undetectably small amount of antimatter to be produced, which annihilates instantaneously with normal particles. Quasars emitted from some black holes also can produce minute amounts of antimatter.

	The matter "monopoly" in the universe has a simple reason: randomness. Subatomic particles can move randomly, thanks to the uncertainty principle. These random movements simply cooperated for a cascade effect that increased the percentage of matter in the universe exponentially.		The matter "monopoly" in the universe has a simple reason: randomness. Subatomic particles can move randomly, thanks to the uncertainty principle. These random movements simply cooperated for a cascade effect that increased the percentage of matter in the universe exponentially.

amlegfandom>Mittence1 at 19:30, January 18, 2021

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