Don't bother.Statement is false?
AgreeStatement is false?
AgreeHe will demonstrate this momentarily.
false ?Statement is false?
Agree
One of the two, matter / antimatter, finished up with a bit more of itself hence was not eliminated. We live in the Universe made of the uneliminated stuff
WHY one lot of stuff became more than the other stuff is the question to ask
Agree
Wait a bit for the fanciful idea
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You on the other hand make up silly stuff.Looks like the only thing you are good for is to wait that somebody that have used his brain give you something you can then repeat like a parrot
I give up. Please tell us the very obvious answer, Dicart.
I think your English is quite good, you do a good job of getting your point across.i write a very poor english too (i never speak english, it would sounds like AHHGrrrrrGHGGGG aaaaaaaaKKIO OMOHUU)
Are you saying that there is large amounts of anti-matter in the universe? If that is what you are saying that does not seem true since there should be a lot of rather huge explosions going on when the anti-matter and matter encounter each other, which we do not see.So, antimatter is lost.
I think your English is quite good, you do a good job of getting your point across.
Are you saying that there is large amounts of anti-matter in the universe? If that is what you are saying that does not seem true since there should be a lot of rather huge explosions going on when the anti-matter and matter encounter each other, which we do not see.
I found the video way too tedious to watch. I skipped forward a bit and he began talking about negative mass. Negative mass is pseudoscience so at that point I stopped watching. The guy is not a physicist he is an engineer, I'm an engineer too, so I can tell you if you want to understand physics listen to physicist, not engineers.JPP :
Any positiv mass concentration attract anaything (i mean positiv or negativ mass)
Conversly, negativ mass concentration reppels anything (reppels a positiv test mass or a negatv test mass).
I found the video way too tedious to watch. I skipped forward a bit and he began talking about negative mass. Negative mass is pseudoscience so at that point I stopped watching. The guy is not a physicist he is an engineer, I'm an engineer too, so I can tell you if you want to understand physics listen to physicist, not engineers.
So, the obvious answer is: antimatter is your dog.The answer is at least very obvious
When Dirac discovered the possibility that there could be "antimatter", using the equations (like Mr Jean-Pierre Petit) he was wondering himsef if he should take it in account.
He dident say : OOhh i am doing pseudosience ? Mathematic say that but i can't believe it !
No. He only accepted the fact, doing nothing else than publishing his work.
Now, anyone knows that antimatter exists.
Pseudoscience ?
Haha, you are a funny guy.
Sure.So, the obvious answer is: antimatter is your dog.
Got it.
Anti-matter is real but negative mass is pseudoscience.
Anti-matter and regular matter both are effected by gravity exactly the same, anti-matter is not negative mass.
Because that is what mainstream physics says.And how do you know that ?
You have an odd sense of humor.Very very funny guy.
You already know all of that, and trying to answer thoses questions is ... pseudoscience (because it is what you think, and what you think is what science is... haha ).
No of course not, but of course they are not looking for negative mass.So, can you explain me why scientists are actually doing some very expensive experimentation, trying to find out how matter and the antimatter react to gravity ?
They are doing pseudoscience too ?
I'm not the one making the jokes.Sure.
And you are Stan Laurel.
How do we know antimatter is real? Because we are making it in labs. Antiprotons are antimatter. Positrons are antimatter.And how do you know that ?Anti-matter is real but negative mass is pseudoscience. Anti-matter and regular matter both are effected by gravity exactly the same, anti-matter is not negative mass.