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Subject: Re: Phasers, and Photon Torp
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Date: Tue, 25-Mar-86 13:43:32 EST
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In article <305@agrigene.UUCP>, buchbind@agrigene.UUCP says:
     
>        Since most everything in the galaxy is made of matter, why
>include matter in antimatter bombs?
     
Ok, for matter/anti-matter to explode they must be opposite "images"
of the same thing.  Like, matter-x will only explode when it comes
in contact with anti-matter-x.  Anti-matter-y and matter-x can romp
around forever.  At least, this is how I understand it.  I could be
wrong.  Then again, maybe not.
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Michael S. Weiss
The Pennsylvania State University
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