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Sci Fi Science: Using Antimatter
In order for his spaceship to travel through the galaxy, Michio will need an energy source that can hold up to the task. Enter antimatter, a force whose power is equivalent to the explosions of Hiroshima.
Added: Aug 24, 2010
Views: 40783 Views
Runtime: 02:20
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