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lapfog_1

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1. for once we agree totally

Reply to NNadir (Original post)

Tue May 27, 2025, 09:00 PM

May 27

"hydrogen as if it were a source of energy"

Very true... unless there is a source ( readily available in the earth ) of pure Hydrogen... Hydrogen is an energy carrier ( sort of like a bulky battery ), not a source.

BTW, when antimatter contacts matter, the resulting reaction would be net no energy ( given the energy required to make the antimatter hydrogen )? or even negative. Correct?

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The Chemistry of Antihydrogen. [View all] NNadir May 27 OP

for once we agree totally lapfog_1 May 27 #1

CERN consumes about 5 Petajoules of energy per year. NNadir May 28 #2