If our Milky Way were to collide with an anti-matter galaxy of equal mass,
perhaps one that our astronomers had somehow overlooked, and tomorrow our
whole galaxy were to cease to exist, what difference would it make? Is the
universe benefited in any way from having the Milky Way as part of its
On 9/6/06, John W Redelfs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If our Milky Way were to collide with an anti-matter galaxy of equal mass,
perhaps one that our astronomers had somehow overlooked, and tomorrow our
whole galaxy were to cease to exist, what difference would it make? Is the
universe benefited
John W Redelfs wrote:
If our Milky Way were to collide with an anti-matter galaxy of equal
mass, perhaps one that our astronomers had somehow overlooked, and
tomorrow our whole galaxy were to cease to exist, what difference
would it make?
To the Big U? Nothing.
Is the universe benefited
