The real excitement, though, is this: If electrons or protons collide with their antimatter counterparts, they annihilate each other. In so doing, they unleash more energy than any other known energy source, even thermonuclear bombs.
This is kinda reminding me of the ep. where they talked to those Tallons who provided their neighbouring planet with an unlimited power-supply -- resulting in their destruction.
We finally find a way to create massive amounts of energy and what is it used for? Weapons.
Yay for the dumb-ass retards who came up with that bright idea.
...development of a military spy camera capable of seeing through fog, smoke and dust storms.
If it's able to do this in real-time (which I assume) then they should make it part of the standard equipment for firefighters, since it'd be very handy when someone were trapped inside a smoke filled building.
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The real excitement, though, is this: If electrons or protons collide with their antimatter counterparts, they annihilate each other. In so doing, they unleash more energy than any other known energy source, even thermonuclear bombs.
This is kinda reminding me of the ep. where they talked to those Tallons who provided their neighbouring planet with an unlimited power-supply -- resulting in their destruction.
We finally find a way to create massive amounts of energy and what is it used for? Weapons.
Yay for the dumb-ass retards who came up with that bright idea.
...development of a military spy camera capable of seeing through fog, smoke and dust storms. If it's able to do this in real-time (which I assume) then they should make it part of the standard equipment for firefighters, since it'd be very handy when someone were trapped inside a smoke filled building.