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Thunderstorms Shoot Antimatter Beams Into Space
sam:
--- Quote ---Thunderstorms can shoot beams of antimatter into space—and the beams are so intense they can be spotted by spacecraft thousands of miles away, scientists have announced.
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http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2011/01/110111-thunderstorms-antimatter-beams-fermi-radiation-science-space/
Clive:
Yet another danger for future space travel!
Simon:
Branson has better check his public liability insurance. ;)
Rik:
He's big enough not to need one. ;)
sam:
haha, and the number of antimatter particles that are annihilated within nanoseconds.... f***ing low. Branson will be ok.
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