what would happen if a man ate antimatter?

>>8857364
Man eats antimatter,
becomes anitman,
women!
/thread

>>8857364
He would be energized.

>>8857364
Nothing since antimatter doesn't actually exist.

>>>/x/

>>8857389
Unlike your knowledge of the subject, antimatter does exist.

OP he wouldn't be able to eat it because it would annihilate in the air before he could even grab it.

>>8857421
I wonder how they managed to brainwash retards like you into thinking antimatter exists. You laugh at christians for believing in a magical sky fairy, while at the same time you belive in "antimatter" and "dark energy". Come on, it's literally the dumbest fucking thing I've ever heard of

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>>8857364
>antimatter

>>8857364
>implying matter is binary

>>8857364
when anti-mater comes into contact with regular matter it cancel out and is converted into pure energy.

a few grams of antimatter coming into contact with matter would create such a violent release of energy it would make conventional nuclear weapons look like your run of the mill 4th of July fireworks.

>>8857389
>>8857473
What precisely is the meaning of this meme? Literal experiments have been conducted on anti-hydrogen atoms before. Are you implying some sort of conspiracy?

>>8857370
This. Many such cases!

>>8857364
explosions probably

>>8857364
I eat antimatter all the time.
Nothing seems to happen.

If you had just one antimatter particle, it'd annihilate before you swallowed it, and you wouldn't even notice it.

If you had an antimatter apple, it'd explode with [math]1.53*10^16 J[/math] of energy, equivalent to 3655 kilotons of TNT, or 182.75 Fat Man atom bomb explosions.

>>8858684
[math]1.53 * 10^{16} J[/math] my bad

>>8857473
REE muh facebook documentaries!

>>8858684
if ur mom suddenly turned into antimatter how big would the explosion be?

>>8857421
>>8857587
Anti-matter is a mathematical quirk and only exist on paper because of our incomplete models.

It doesn't exist in reality.

>>8860101
So all those experiments where we actually detect positrons are bogus? Hoaxes perpetuated by someone?

>>8860118

If we had anti-gravity techology could we create stable anti-matter within a gravitational bubble/vacuum?

If so, could we then turn this into a bomb?

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>>8857364
It would be extremely painful

>>8860118
The results of those experiments are also evaluated using the same maths, moron.

>>8860148
Yes and yes. Currently antimatter particles can only be studied in a vacuum while suspended by a magnetic field and even then they quickly annihilate

But once production and containment is figured out some asshole will weaponize it. A device the size of an iPhone that can level a city, what's not to love? Or scale it up to the size of a conventional aircraft bomb, drop it anywhere you want and literally blow up the entire fucking planet Death Star style, that'll win the war on terror