Energy of spontanius creation of particles
Question asked by: jaimef
Asked on: 03 Mar 2010
As far as I understand this, when matter and anti-matter collide they release pure energy.
However there is also another process whereby tiny particles are supposedly constantly being created then disappearing again out of existence from the quantum foam, as it is referred to. Here these particles effectively borrow energy from the universe before popping back out of existence in an unimaginably fleeting moment - and in this case there is no net energy release.
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Replied at: 04 Mar 2010
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