What If We Explode An Antimatter Bomb On Earth?
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Yes we are going to explode things with antimatter. Whenever it comes to something like this, I see you folks get very excited. But i would suggest you all to please stick to more peaceful uses before starting this video. So have you wondered whether something more powerful and destructive than a nuclear weapon exists or not? Well yes, the destructive potential of Antimatter is simply incredible. But How can you build an antimatter bomb and explode it?
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And what will be the consequences of that? In this video we are going to fulfill your sci-fi fantasy and talk all about building and exploding an antimatter bomb and the difficulties associated with it. And since, we at Insane curiosity love peace we will also talk about what good use can be made of antimatter and why you should too!!
ntimatter is a very confusing concept for a lot of people. It seems very strange to people. So before talking about using them to spite people lets know what exactly antimatter is. To put it simply, antimatter is just matter with its electric charge reversed. Antimatter was first theorized in 1928 by Paul Dirac and in 1932 it was first detected by Carl Anderson for which he got the nobel prize. Thus humanity recognised the positron. A copy of an electron but with a positive charge. Seems strange right, but these particles, which are like mirror reflections of matter do exist. . Positrons are produced in the nuclear fusion of our sun and also at particle accelerators at CERN.
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