Antimatter Explained : Antigravity ExplainedThis a book on low energy antimatter. The book attempts to introduce new technologies which give the reader the ability to create, convert, view, and manipulate antimatter. This book also gives new light on the subject of gravity, and anti-gravity. The relationship of antimatter and matter you won't find elsewhere. This book is based off my research of antimatter from the past few years. |
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This book is very illuminating. Truly makes you stop and ponder the ideology regarding physics we have been taught. The author presents his conclusions, but doesn't pressure you to "buy into them". On the contrary he encourages you to challenge his findings, investigate for yourself, and use critical thought. IMO it's an introspective read by a brilliant beautiful mind. The conclusion is your own. As it should be. This book is definitely worth a read as well as your time. The price of $5.00 is a steal and worth purchasing
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Seems interesting.
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| Title | Antimatter Explained : Antigravity Explained |
| Author | Casey Evans |
| Publisher | Casey Evans |
| Length | 23 pages |
| Subjects | › › Science / Physics / Atomic & Molecular |
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