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[BlackBob]

it was awhile ago. i know some friends that live n the area. they herd an explosion. probibly a gas tank. some people say the a leak in the rubber sealing caused air to leak in and (insert whatever sound an antimatter explosion makes) it could have just been something else but they evacuated most of the personelle from teh area and some news agency was on the site and was trying to get an employee to say what it was but he wouldnt say. :nurse: so i think thats wat happen if it didnt then there was an explosion in the wing or area of the antimatter accelrator

[Crazykenny]

Its better not to mess with particles

[Alias]

 CrAzYkEnNy, on 3 Nov 2006, 04:42, said:

Did you study molecular physics?

I bet he does.

And corrected

Edited by Alias, 03 November 2006 - 20:57.

[chance]

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Yes its 100 times more powerfull then the most powerfull H-Bomb

so a 5 gigaton anti matter bomb :dizz:

let the smilies speak for them selves

Edited by chance, 03 November 2006 - 22:34.

[Crazykenny]

Just like i said, a Anti Matter Bomb can wipe Europe completly clean of sentient live.

[Flying Tigers]

If someone create it then someone's going to be kidnapped

[General]

I hope its not happen , since we already have enough nuclear weapons to wipe out whole world a couple of times .

[Crazykenny]

Well its not going to be made, its to damn powerfull.

[Dauth]

I study physics with theoritical physics at University Of Manchester, England, how could you guess?

I did an experiment and report on muon production at fermilab. which is why im up on antimatter at the moment, they collide protons and antiprotons.

On a side note is anyone paranoid about production of black holes at the large hadron collider in cern?

Edit:Detail

Edited by Dauth, 04 November 2006 - 12:15.

[Crazykenny]

You certainly know a lot

[Dauth]

After spending 80hours in a lab working on information from particle colliders id hope to know something;

thanks for the vote fo confidence

[Crazykenny]

Your welcome, but back to topic. We are discussing the M.I.R.V and not Anti Matter weaponry

[Dauth]

I was of the understanding most had been disassembled, however once a technology is there people will try to use it. Its a scary thought by N Korea could try to develope one

[Crazykenny]

Your wrong, North Korea need aircrafts to deliver a Atomic Bomb. If they had a M.I.R.V they buyed it from Russia, and that one thing russia wouldnt do.

[General]

I will not sure about what Russia gonna do or not since they are still rival to America ... Well , not as old times for sure but sure they are ...

Meh I don't want to see that weapon anywhere in the world .

Burn them ! , if they shouldn't explode

[Crazykenny]

I do like the pic

[Eddy01741]

You don't need aircraft, just missiles. THere are no Mirv 'bombs' from aircraft that i know of, just mirv ICBMs

[Dauth]

I thought it looked ICBM style, eitehr way i dont want to see it used

[Crazykenny]

It can be dropped by plane, the down side is that is doesnt have enough time to spread its bomb over a wide area.

[Eddy01741]

Thats like saying it CAN be fired from an artillery platform, it's possible, but not practical whatsoever. So lets jus tleave it at this, it will probably not be used as it's horror is known and such, and it will almost definitely never be used from an aircraft.

[Mathias]

If it's fired from an aircraft, it's not a MIRV more, you dolts. MIRVs re-enter the atmosphere from space. How do they get out of the atmosphere? Not by a fucking bomber plane, to be sure. ICBM.

[Crazykenny]

That what i ment, But the still can drop the bomb with a time device of a airplane. It will not be effective/practical, And the aircraft will be knocked out of the sky.

[Eddy01741]

 Cycerin, on 7 Nov 2006, 08:05, said:

If it's fired from an aircraft, it's not a MIRV more, you dolts. MIRVs re-enter the atmosphere from space. How do they get out of the atmosphere? Not by a fucking bomber plane, to be sure. ICBM.

You could be int he stratosphere i believe and drop a mirv-type bomb from like a B-52, not practical, but it's still possible since it is still technically 're-entering' through the layers of the atomosphere.

[Crazykenny]

Just use the Blackbird it can fly much higher then the B52

[Eddy01741]

I don't think a blackbird can't carry a freacking mirv, especially at those altitudes. Anyways, how about we get over this, there is probably never going to be any multiple warhead bomb dropped from an aircraft thats a nuke, ICBMs are just a lot more practical.