Re: starship-design: FTL

[Ben Franchuk <bfranchuk@jetnet.ab.ca>]

Steve VanDevender wrote:
> 
> Curtis Manges writes:
>  > Since the topic of time travel appeared again, I wish to add that
>  > this assymmetry is the basis for my own belief that time-travel is
>  > impossible, at least to the extent that anti-matter is impossible.
> 
> Antimatter isn't impossible, and antiparticles are routinely created and
> manipulated, both naturally and artificially.  The universe shows a very
> high preponderance of matter over antimatter now; it appears that
> certain critical but small asymmetries in particle physics originally
> resulted in slightly more matter than antimatter being created during
> the Big Bang, and after the antimatter annihilated its equal amount of
> matter, the matter currently in the Universe is what we have left.

But what happened to all that energy then? 

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