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Could positrons be the safer form of anti-matter which can be harnessed
for space travel? http://www.physorg.com/news64499584.html While the fuel itself would obviously weigh much less, what kind of weight would be required for the apparatus to contain and utilize this fuel? Would there be a net benefit? |
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