Ephemeral Antimatter Trapped for Amazingly Long 16 Minutes

[fritzd]

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Isn't nuclear reactor plants cheaper compared to that antimatter energy? Or is it(antimatter energy) worth the study?

The main point of the CERN and their LHC is not for any application in the near future but for expanding our knowledge of the fundamental physics of our universe. Any application that may come out right away is a consolation. Although I doubt there will be one soon. So yes, it's your latter question. It is very much worth the study. Nuclear physics although very fundamental just happens to have a direct application in our society.

A good example of a major project that is mainly aimed at application is the ITER project. It aims to produce free energy via nuclear fusion. You can read more about it here. Of course, not many people know about it just because the LHC just has a more 'coolness' factor but both ITER and LHC receive nearly the same funding.

ITER - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
ITER - the way to new energy

I assume that this question will yield only the bounds of your probability.

I don't get what you mean here.

Maybe we can use it to annihilate cancer cells?

Positron emission tomography - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

It's used for diagnosis and can lead to effective treatment.

[THE SKULLS]

Ikaw. Even if ang issue movie instead of book, when you said "ahahahaha, mao ra ni na fiction movie nga fact ang details" you basically suggested that.

-RODION

that's true rodsky, we can even validate the facts portrayed by Dan Brown.
i really love his books. basically, audio books with pdf..

[THE SKULLS]

unsa na kaha update ani

[rodsky]

Mao ni ang update. Closing thread.

-RODION