Researchers fire most powerful antimatter beam ever

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Chris @ Oct 27th 2007 11:27AM

I don't know what all that means... but at least it looks cool!

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2ASquared @ Oct 27th 2007 12:07PM

Don't want to be picky, but I think to article said they were looking to build an antimatter microscope, not a telescope.

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What they're not telling you is that anti-matter is destructively opposite matter! The more anti-matter they produce, the less matter there is to go around.

Stop anti-matter beams now! Protect our matter!

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Josh @ Oct 27th 2007 1:49PM

It doesn't matter

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strider_mt2k @ Oct 27th 2007 2:00PM

Mind
Matter

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bombastinator @ Oct 27th 2007 2:42PM

are you sure antimatter matters all that much? Or is it just a lot of patter?

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James @ Oct 28th 2007 12:44AM

*groans*

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