To: doorgunner69
Should not there be a "shower" of energy bursts when a positron and an electron merge? Assuming there is an attraction to do so... "Assuming there is an attraction to do so"
That is a great question. I imagine they should attract. Then you have to get into what the fundamental nature of what 'positive' and 'negative' actually is. I know it's related to spin. Also, for what it's worth, protons are in a different category of subatomic particles than electrons. Electrons are in the lepton family. Protons, some other family/category.
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11/26/2017 9:56:43 PM PST by
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To: All
Should not there be a "shower" of energy bursts when a positron and an electron merge? Assuming there is an attraction to do so... Talk about "fatal attractions"!! (mutual annihilation!)
Sounds like some human relationships we hear about on the news.
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11/27/2017 4:54:49 AM PST by
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