Anti New Year
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samio [OP](01/07/2015) [+] (1 reply)
Also, I made this just for you FJ!
It is a variation of the one on my deviantART account.
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It is a variation of the one on my deviantART account.
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edgeworthy (01/07/2015) [-] I wish you a happy new year too. Your comics are always entertaining and informative.
... could I bribe you with something to make more?
... could I bribe you with something to make more?
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orangepikmin (01/07/2015) [-] I was originally going to make a physics joke here, but in the end, it really didn't matter.
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orangepikmin (01/07/2015) [-] Thanks! I was afraid that the pun would've come out with too much force.
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orangepikmin (01/07/2015) [-] It's usually you who's the one in charge for making puns though!
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orangepikmin (01/07/2015) [-] Well, I guess that is just a major quark of being you, isn't it?
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orangepikmin (01/07/2015) [-] Well, if you ever need a pun, you can always call me up.
... You know, I've truly enjoyed this bonding experience.
... You know, I've truly enjoyed this bonding experience.
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postingloudly 
(01/07/2015) [-] HE IS ALWAYS WATCHING, NO MATTER WHERE YOU GO, EVEN IF YOU ARE A GALAXY AWAY. HE WILL BE THERE.
ALL HAIL DICKBUTT
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ALL HAIL DICKBUTT
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kanatana (01/07/2015) [-] **kanatana used "*roll picture*"**
**kanatana rolled image** This is a great way to start off the new year. Thanks, samio!
**kanatana rolled image** This is a great way to start off the new year. Thanks, samio!
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thepizzadevourer (01/07/2015) [-] 
Great comic as always samio. Don't mess with antimatter, kids!
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garymotherfingoak (01/08/2015) [-] this is my favorite comic series on fj, thanks for all your hard work on it.
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damnusername (01/07/2015) [-] The only thing that I want to say that might be wrong is that Scott manly (I think it was him) stated that when matter and antimatter collide it also produces neutrinos (?) (some particle if not that) that take several meters worth of concrete to stop. So the reaction isn't 100% matter energy conversion, but its close. Cudos for the work it took for this, I really look forward to reading them when I see them.
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samio [OP](01/08/2015) [-] While true that not absolutely 100% of the mass is technically turned into energy, the mass of the released neutrinos is so vastly inferior, (plus they eventually decay into photons anyway which is energy in the conventional sense) that the reaction is for all intents and purposes, 100% efficient.
Even at this scale, the mass of the neutrinos released would be unmeasurable. Basically, less than the mass of a quark
Even at this scale, the mass of the neutrinos released would be unmeasurable. Basically, less than the mass of a quark
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kmichel (01/07/2015) [-]
Interesting fact: There is a ring of antimatter around the Earth that constantly replenishes itself. Anti-matter circles around most of the planets actually.
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jallelthalas (01/07/2015) [-] I get everything but the part that terra posts pepsi, jokexplain?
