Devlopment of anti matter weapons
My country and a few other countries have been working on developing anti matter weapons for along time. We have recently succeeded in doing so... the result is weapons of unimaginable destructive power. much more powerful than thermonuclear bombs. the only downside so far is. containing the anti matter so it doesnt explode while in transport... we are using a magnetic powered grid to hold it away from other particles. would anyone like to help invent something to contain it more safely? :mp5:
You're only barely old enough for nuclear weapons, don;t go claiming Anti Matter weapons until you can back it up.
What's your tech level, Anti Matter is generally ignored by modern tech nations and if you're haing trouble transporting it I can't think of any meaning full way to deliver it.
you definetly RPed that fuh-reakin awesomely
Kanuckistan
03-05-2005, 05:16
You're only barely old enough for nuclear weapons, don;t go claiming Anti Matter weapons until you can back it up.
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Unless he's future/space-tech.
My country and a few other countries have been working on developing anti matter weapons for along time. We have recently succeeded in doing so... the result is weapons of unimaginable destructive power. much more powerful than thermonuclear bombs. the only downside so far is. containing the anti matter so it doesnt explode while in transport... we are using a magnetic powered grid to hold it away from other particles. would anyone like to help invent something to contain it more safely? :mp5:
Anti-neutrons have no charge. Boom.
Unimaginable power? Krioval has things that can obliterate planets and stars (and yet we've somehow managed to stay peaceful - go figure). At the same time, we don't work with antimatter in large quantities for the exact reason you mention; it's unstable in *anything*.
Flaming Souls
03-05-2005, 07:36
Unimaginable power? Krioval has things that can obliterate planets and stars (and yet we've somehow managed to stay peaceful - go figure). At the same time, we don't work with antimatter in large quantities for the exact reason you mention; it's unstable in *anything*.
As do I...