Is antimatter created by collapsing a magnetic field in onitself like in a collapsing star ?

Question

part of universe theory of my own !

Answer 1

NO, anti-matter is created in high energy collisions. For every anti-matter particle created there is also a particle of regular matter created. The net sum is zero since the anti-matter will eventually meet another piece of matter and annihilate.

Answer 2

No.
Antimatter has nothing to do with magnetic fields.
It all started with Paul Dirac who discovered that the mathematics of particle physics has 2 sets of results, he predicted that the second set of solutions is real and 4 years later was proved to be correct.
Keep working on the wild and wonderfull theories, 99.99% of them will be wrong or someone has been there already but trying to find something new is always a good thing to do!

Answer 3

Hang on a minute, let me go check....

Collapsing stellar magnetic field, you say? Hmm, this could take a while to rig up...

[BANG!]

Jeeeeeesus that was messy. Well, I didn't get any antimatter out of that but my best saucepan needs replaced. So I think the answer is "not in my kitchen".

Answer 4

My understanding of it is, for every bit of matter there is an equal amount of antimatter. The same as for electricty there is an equal amount of magnetism. So is antimatter electricty ot magnetism? So can you actually colapse a magnetic field onto itself or does it converge into a different state like antimatter or electricity, I dunno!

Answer 5

Anti-matter is what is use to propel the ships in star trek.

Answer 6

Anti matter is matter which has positively charged electrons and negative protons.

Answer 7

No.