Yup. Anti-matter has positive mass. And only a 100 mile radius? The explosive energy, assuming the subject weighs a mere 60 kilograms, would be as much as 200,000 Hiroshima bombings. Not everything in a 100 mile radius, but everything on the ENTIRE PLANET would be severely endangered.
It would still have been 4000 times as weak as the Dinosaur-extinction meteor impact, though.
Your length could also simply be a complex number.
Yup. Anti-matter has positive mass. And only a 100 mile radius? The explosive energy, assuming the subject weighs a mere 60 kilograms, would be as much as 200,000 Hiroshima bombings. Not everything in a 100 mile radius, but everything on the ENTIRE PLANET would be severely endangered.
It would still have been 4000 times as weak as the Dinosaur-extinction meteor impact, though.
Your length could also simply be a complex number.
Let’s not ev en get started on weights coming in as imaginary numbers.
A gram of antimatter has a mass of 1 gram, not a mass of -1 gram, not a mass of i grams.
An anti-proton has the same mass as a proton.
For the record, I thought this comic was both hilarious and well executed.
This is why particles with negative masses are called “anorexions”.
Either that or you have imaginary height.
That top zone is mislabeled… It should read “Yo mamma!”
“Yo momma” always makes me think Yo-Yo Ma.