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Old October 20th 03, 02:25 AM
Henry Spencer
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Matthew wrote:
wondered if anyone has tried this yet. What if one were to create a
contained area where there is absolutely no matter. Then shoot a
single atom into it and see how the atom behaves. What would happen?


It's a single atom, nothing special. Some modern physics experiments
manipulate single atoms in a vacuum fairly routinely.
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