Antimatter=NOTHING?!? by SGAtlantis

SGAtlantis

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11th May 2014

14th May 2014

Seems to be nothing...but wait, it can't be "nothing" too. So, WHAT IS THIS ANTIMATTER????????!!!!!!!!!??????????

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  KatieIsopod 18th May 2021
  it went in gas wall tho
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  Hewlett-Packard 31st May 2016
  Antimatter is treated as a gas now.
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  admiral 24th Oct 2015
  isnt it like vacume?
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  SGAtlantis 14th May 2014
  @G-LinuxorU Yeah, first I thought it would behave like CO2 (Powderwall and gaswall) but then I saw that it never went through any wall. That wondered/surprised me so much that I decided to publish this test so everyone can see/know it.
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  G-LinuxorU 13th May 2014
  amtr behaves like co2, as it drifts downward and behaves like a gas. interesting how it doesn't classify as any "type" of particle for the WALLs though.
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  SGAtlantis 12th May 2014
  @jklujm's second post: Yes, so technically, there is something like, i.e. anti-water which has the same properties as normal water, and is made out of anti-hydrogen and anti-oxygen, it just has the opposite electric charge. And in TPT, antimatter is just the anti-form of all other elements because the developers didn't wanted to make anti-iron, anti-water, anti-sand, and so on... as extra elements :)
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  SGAtlantis 12th May 2014
  @Buntd But that don't explains why it don't goes through any walls (in real life, it would). But anyway, you're right! :D
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  Buntd 11th May 2014
  *matter is the same thing as antimatter.
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  Buntd 11th May 2014
  Matter is the same thing as matter. The particle counterparts simply have the opposite electric charge and annihilate on contact.
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  SGAtlantis 11th May 2014
  @zak03 That happen with nearly everything+antimatter :D