Most recent answer: 09/15/2014
Q:
I know that anti matter is very hard to create and store, making it a less feasible power source, but my question is, why don't we just use some antimatter created in the way we do know, and annihilate it with matter to power a collider to make more antimatter to do the same with? I understand my theory has some flaws probably but in theory, after the initial creation of some anti matter, if we kept this going couldn't this antimatter become a self renewing, exponentially growing power scource, that could have many wide variations?I know that anti matter is very hard to create and store, making it a less feasible power source, but my question is, why don't we just use some antimatter created in the way we do know, and annihilate it with matter to power a collider to make more antimatter to do the same with? I understand my theory has some flaws probably but in theory, after the initial creation of some anti matter, if we kept this going couldn't this antimatter become a self renewing, exponentially growing power scource, that could have many wide variations in use?
- Will (age 14)
Texas, United States