Somewhere in a parallel universe: What's the anti-matter with you?

Finally I can have negative 3 apples

I’m skeptical because this was posted on April 1st.

My bank account balance is negative, so here is the proof of anti-matter.

We need to start calling anti-protons negatrons

*this is the secret behind the snap of thanos*

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KZfaq: recommending me about anti matter at 3am Me:what is the antimatter with you?

a little while ago there was a test showing that antimatter has the same light spectrum as matter... which means that we can't tell it's antimatter unless we get up close. does this mean it's possible that there are entire galaxies made of antimatter... maybe they didn't annihilate eachother at all

Even weirder: If you travel in a parallel universe were the big bang created everything out of antimatter. As soon you arrive there you would be aniallated

*Plottwist: We are actually in a antimatter universe and the “anti mater” is actually matter*

Electrons: light and negative Positrons: light and positive Megatrons: light and positively negative

1 gram is 100 trillion dollars.Bruh.

So antimatter really doesn't matter haha

Anti-matter is basically just the worlds most efficient battery

If our universe is made up of matter then there should be a universe made up of antimatter as you said everything has polarity

To the best of my knowledge, most physicists don't believe that antimatter is actually matter moving backwards in time. It's not even entirely clear what would it really mean to move backwards in time, from the popular viewpoint. If I'm remembering correctly, this idea all comes from a story that probably originated with Richard Feynman. At the time, one of the big puzzles of physics was why all instances of a particular elementary particle (all electrons, for example) are apparently identical. Feynman had a very hand-wavy idea that all electrons could in fact be the same electron, just bouncing back and forth between the beginning of time and the end. As far as I know, that idea never developed into anything mathematically grounded, but it did inspire Feynman and others to calculate what the properties of an electron moving backwards in time would be, in a certain precise sense that emerges from quantum field theory. What they came up with was a particle that matched the known properties of the positron. Just to give you a rough idea of what it means for a particle to "move backwards in time" in the technical sense: in quantum field theory, particles carry with them amounts of various conserved quantities as they move. These quantities may include energy, momentum, electric charge, "flavor," and others. As the particles move, these conserved quantities produce "currents," which have a direction based on the motion and sign of the conserved quantity. If you apply the time reversal operator (which is a purely mathematical concept, not something that actually reverses time), you reverse the direction of the current flow, which is equivalent to reversing the sign of the conserved quantity, thus (roughly speaking) turning the particle into its antiparticle. For example, consider electric current: it arises from the movement of electric charge, and the direction of the current is a product of the direction of motion of the charge and the sign of the charge. I⃗=qv⃗ I → = q v → Positive charge moving left (+q×−v + q × − v ) is equivalent to negative charge moving right (−q×+v − q × + v ). If you have a current of electrons moving to the right, and you apply the time reversal operator, it converts the rightward velocity to leftward velocity (−q×−v − q × − v ). But you would get the exact same result by instead converting the electrons into positrons and letting them continue to move to the right (+q×+v + q × + v ); either way, you wind up with the net positive charge flow moving to the right. By the way, optional reading if you're interested: there is a very basic (though hard to prove) theorem in quantum field theory, the TCP theorem, that says that if you apply the three operations of time reversal, charge conjugation (switch particles and antiparticles), and parity inversion (mirroring space), the result should be exactly equivalent to what you started with. We know from experimental data that, under certain exotic circumstances, the combination of charge conjugation and parity inversion does not leave all physical processes unchanged, which means that the same must be true of time reversal: physics is not time-reversal invariant. Of course, since we can't actually reverse time, we can't test in exactly what manner this is true.

Antimatter actually explodes when made contact to matter creates a explosion that has 100% efficient explosion that is the most deadly weapon with the least amount of material.

I thought dark matter n antimatter were the same thing, man I’m such a casual

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Immediately after the big bang: 50% matter, 50% antimatter Today: Everywhere you go, only matter. Antimatter, where are you?

You get the feeling there is an event horizon somewhere and, on the other side of it, there is an anti-matter universe.

If antimatter gets rid of matter, then can't you logically use anti-matter, to modify molecules to cancel out specific molecules. So anti-matter is a molecular eraser technically.

Antimatter is doppleganger.. If the twin meet, they will disappear...

"There should be equal amounts of matter and antimatter. There isn't because the antimatter was all destroyed by matter. We don't know why the universe has more matter than antimatter." I understood the idea that was supposed to be communicated here, but only after pausing the video. This part of the script was desperately in need of revision.

imagine carrying 1 kg anti-matter in magneticfield and then suddenly it reacts with matter. :/

I don't know if I should take this seriously or not... .-.

Wow. Imagine an Anti-Matter Gun

3:45 Science suddenly escalated to philosophy

The whole time I was thinking about antipizza

Anti-matter seems to be like my ex pointless, a waste of energy, and contradictive

1:57 I keep hearing *hentai matter"

This is the kind of interesting subjects schools should teach. Everything else they teach has nothing to do with what we will do in life but still this is cool.

Matter: *exists* Antimatter: Im going to end our whole career

3:45 got me thinking deep, about our universe and all, ya know? Then at 5:00 I'm brought right back to my comedic reality.

we could use antimatter to dispose of radioactive waste

Them standing in front of the anti matter factory makes it look like they're sending in front of a green screen

Paul Dirac must be most underrated scientist ever... discovering something that nobody had ever thought of or even considered.

Wait if there was an equal number of matters and antimatters in the beginning, how was there any matter left after annihilation?

I see a new mass destruction weapon here....

Me: heard something about antimatter in online class. *Next minute * Imma go write a thesis about this

Him: "......sadly only 10 nanograms of antimatter has been made, which can just power a light bulb for four hours-" Me: *I'll take your entire stock*

The kids in africa aren't starving after all, they got dem antifoods

"The whole universe is made of matter. " *Insert Donald Trump meme* "Wrong"

So technically if the electricity in that antimatter factory stopped, it would go boom

Bruh, it’s like some friends dad in his garage is just storing some in an upside down 2x2 LEGO brick.

I don't think all antimatter disappeared in the beginning, all we know is that stuff around us is made of matter, there could be entire Galaxies made of antimatter somewhere. just a thought.

It all doesn't matter.

I had a doubt that in which materials antimatter are made you solved it.this very very incredible

I think it's pretty clearly possible that there's some significant difference, we just haven't isolated it/discovered what it is yet. There's a reason for our universe's matter/antimatter disparity, and it could be that something about it becomes unstable at a certain point.

antimatter bullet.

Whats the matter with you?

So basically a 1 could have been 0 and a 0 could have been a 1. *Schrödinder happily smiling in the background*

Does the positron thing mean that antimatter can't conduct electricity or does positivity/negativity not matter there?

When the math teacher says you can't have a negative answer:

4:09 *Intense and profound speech about experience and our place in the universe* 4:10 *dogs*

Always wish I done better in school and studied science , now that I’m older I find it amazing and so interesting

This got me questioning my whole existence

Very good episode, to tell you the true before I saw this video I thought that we could use antimater for space travel (thank you STAR TREK for lying to me)

I want to eat antimatter

Physics or all together science is incredible and amazing 👍🏼

Great explanation of antimatter - it seems there are more important issues in the world to solve. Maybe someday antimatter can be used to annihilate pollution in the world.

-2^2 without the parentheses holding the negative made me cringe

Is it possible to create antimatter materials like gold, silver etc... by making antimatter particles come together?

When I was a kid my friend was staying the night. I go, "Maybe there are worlds inside the sun....." He goes "Yeeeeeeaaaaaahhhhh."

Do you have footage from the matter and antimatter coliding instead of animated ?? would be cool to see that

_Wow, Dan brown nostalgia..._

Villagers: I will give u a piece of wheat for 5 grams of antimatter

3:00 “oh!” - yes brilliant

Technicaly its believed, that the lorenz-force would be inverted in an antimatter universe. So it wouldnt be entirely the same if everything was made out of antimatter.

Wee need to weaponize it. To have the most spectacular distraction possible. Can you imagine shooting someone not with regular old bullets but with anti-mater.

Imagine if anti matter leaks from this place kaboom bruh

Can you make a Glass tube to store Anti-Matter in without levitating it inside? You Could design such a tube that has an outer layer of regular glass of some kind that has a magnetic ability to keep the two opposing particles from interacting

I have question. Would antimatter annihilate when coming into contact with neutrons? Because from what i understand when it comes into contact with the opposite charge it explodes, and if neutrons are neutral couldn't you store it with a bunch of neutrons theoretically?

10 nanograms = 4 hours of light??? I understand the immense energy that went into creating it, but this just sounds amazing. If we were to discover some way to create anti matter efficiently, it could power things really efficiently!

The seeker: scientists though x^2 has two answers so matter must have anti matter Me: how did i get here

The scary part is what we’ll do with the anti-matter study, once we’re doing “Studying” it.

It 's actualy (-2)^2 not -2^2

Thumbnail looks like the rasengan

i feel like this is where they get some of the news tickers for antimatter dimensions

So, an antimatter bomb would basically be the ultimate weapon? Since it would react with anything. The bomb would basically (probably) be a magnetic field well and upon the shell breaking, the antimatter inside would react with everything, releasing the energy according e=mc2?

Physics is incredible without practical use

Great video! I think it’s quite possible for us to use the explosion of antimatter and regular matter to power our spacecrafts to reach further places, planets, etc. it’s definitely not going to be easy, and it may take longer than we would expect..but to just say it’s absolutely impossible? Nah, there’s a way that this can work.

2 minutes into this Video & I have Learned MORE than watching the previous video i watched titled why Anti matter is 27 Trillion Dollars a Gram, by the physics Girl

Thank you sir Seeker for telling about antimatter.

1:26 Wait, if matter & antimatter is equal, should all matter be annihilated? But matter still exist, so there are maybe two reasons; whether matter is way more than antimatter OR unknown amount of antimatter is contained inside a bubble of energy somewhere in the universe.

If matter and antimatter come in to contact with each other it would cancel each other out and cause an annihilation like you said. But that raises the question, where do we store such a thing? Levitating the antimatter so it doesn't come into contact with matter? How much would Antimatter even cost?

Imagine how paranoid you would be to live next to an antimatter factory 😯😵

In another universe they’re trying to find matter while in our universe we’re trying to find Anti-matter.

5:00 hahaha xD +1 for sound effects

What if antimatter could be used to break through anything. Since both matter and antimatter annihilate then if you have enough you could get through something

Particle acceleration gives me a hadron while electronegativity gives me a permanent dipole._.

I seen a truckload of antimatter containers a time ago. There are several colliders that are unknown to the majority of the planet.

So how do they make the "- p" and "+ e", what are they made of?

Hang on,”matter +antimatter =Energy ”,right? Then,”E=mc2”means that after the Big Bang,matter and antimatter disappeared Into energy,energy became matter!

Equal amounts of matter and antimatter were made but we're still not sure why it made more matter than antimatter.... You're a straight shooter Jon.

1:25 I've always wondered how we are sure all the antimatter combined. What if with all that energy a ton of matter shot one way and a ton of antimatter shot the other?

You can't touch this , dudududu ...