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Camden Bamber ( (no email) )
Thu, 21 Jan 1999 16:25:52 -0000

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Ren
scientists at CERN (and other places) have been able to make antimatter =
by smashing together high energy particles (I think). However, I have =
absolutely no idea why all forms of matter still exist in our universe, =
and also nobody knows why there is a scarcity of antimatter.
The voids in between galaxies holds the matter and antimatter apart =
(they are not attracted to each other), but that raises the =
question:what about in the early universe when all the galaxies were =
close together.

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Ren
scientists at CERN (and other places) have been able to make =antimatter by=20smashing together high energy particles (I think).  However, I have =absolutely no idea why all forms of matter still exist in our universe, =and also=20nobody knows why there is a scarcity of antimatter.
    The voids in=20between galaxies holds the matter and antimatter apart (they are not =attracted=20to each other), but that raises the question:what about in the early =universe=20when all the galaxies were close =together.
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