I didn't realize that antimatter is the most expensive material on Earth. Only small amounts have been produced, and there is currently no way of storing it. It would be $62.5 trillion per gram. Then what? If you can't store it? That turns out to be the NSAS estimate of what it cost to make rather than buy it. What makes it so important?
"Using a tiny amount of antimatter to set off a nuclear reaction—a.k.a., Antimatter Initiation Microfusion (AIM)—can be a great catalyst for bombs, but it can also be used theoretically to fuel spacecraft. Matter-antimatter annihilation releases the most energy per unit mass of any known reaction in physics. A spacecraft powered by this method would require as little as one microgram of antimatter, depending on the length of the mission." That comes from Futurism.com.
But if you paid $62.5 trillion how would get access to owning it? That is a little different than the question often asked - what would happen if you touched antimatter? I think the answer is K-Boom!
Here's a website that wants us to sign up on coinable.com to get your AntiMatter Governance Token. It is on the rise this week! Here's the website HERE. this is weird stuff to me.
Antimatter is an Ethereum-based application designed to be the gateway of DeFi derivatives and financial NFTs. Antimatter aims to be a permission-less protocol where users can design and deploy various perpetual options. Options derivatives are complex financial products that are difficult to use and have high barriers to entry that often deter many users. Therefore, Antimatter introduced more accessible products based on the original derivatives ecosystem to serve users conveniently.
Very pretty display at the Niagara Falls Greenhouse. |
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