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Antimatter

usgb/ˈæntimætər,ˈæntaɪmætər/Volume
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Antimatter is often featured in science fiction as an advanced form of energy. SlideIn the novel, the spaceship's engine runs on antimatter.
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Antimatter destroys regular matter on contact, releasing energy in a process called annihilation. SlideThe physics lecture described how antimatter and matter annihilation could theoretically power cities.
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Not NegativePlay
Despite its name, antimatter isn't 'bad'; it's simply composed of antiparticles opposite to those of matter. SlideThe antimatter in the lab must be stored carefully to prevent contact with matter.