Is there very much anti-matter around on earth?

Answer 1

No. Any naturally occurring antimatter would have long since been annihilated by a corresponding matter. As for artificially generated antimatter, I believe that we have managed to isolate no more than a few thousand antiatoms. For comparison, 1 gram of hydrogen contains 6.022*10^23 atoms - the amount of antimatter we have is so small that if we were to react the entire world's supply of antimatter with an equivalent amount of matter, we would have just enough energy to create a visible spark.

Answer 2

Fortunately for us the only place on Earth that gets much anti-matter is the inside of a dryer. This explains why so many of our socks get 'annihilated'.

Answer 3

When anti-matter colides with matter it causes a VERY large explosion. even if it's only a bit. Following that logic, I don't think there's a lot of anti-matter in the world, or we would hear lots of BOOMs all the time.

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Answer 4

The sunlight (Sol) and the Earth are an element of the photograph voltaic device. The photograph voltaic device is an element of the Milky way Galaxy. The photograph voltaic device orbits the centre of the galaxy so for this reason Sol does one orbit or spin around the Earth each and every 250 Million 12 months approx.

Answer 5

well, you wouldnt hear "booms", youd just see a lot of flashes (IF you could see them). Basically, if things look like theyre fizzling away, theyre probably being anihilated (though you didnt need me to say it did you?)

Answer 6

According to Dan Brown (see "Angels and Demons") there is.

Answer 7

it is found in the brains of politicians

Answer 8

there is matter or vacuum....no anti matter

Answer 9

If there were, we would have not been alive.

Answer 10

yes thats why all of us die,,,