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Oh... I see.

Apologies, I intended to include this. It's a small sample of the technology: http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Ws6AAhTw7RA

I'm confident that most of us have seen the advancements in quantum levitation recently, and this has aroused questions among the geek community ( us : ) ) Anyway, if I were to, hypothetically, want to build one... How do I- *cough*- one do such a thing. What equipment and supplies are in play...

Quick, probably obvious, question. If there was equal amounts of matter and antimatter and they collided and exploded, what happened after the 'battle played out ;)' ? Why is there more matter then antimatter...? Shouldn't there be the same amount?

Oh? Hmm, interesting. Maybe I had something wrong somewhere.. but I had always thought that the power was which more than that.

I realize atoms are held together by STRONG electromagnetism, but if you were to convert this energy into an everyday scenario, how strong would it really be? I'm trying to explain the power behind a small atom and I feel using a 'real', known object. Thank you in advance for any answers.

I've never had any troubles when it comes to quality?

I have discovered this video to be very helpful in explaining to newer physicists the concepts of General and Special Relativity. Silly me! Forgot the link: http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ev9zrt__lec

See, in mathematics distributing different numbers/factors, EVENLY, doesn't change anything. Eg. 1(100+10)=110 is the same exact as 2(100+10)=220. We distributed evenly throughout the equation. In my own theory, we can do this for all mathematical equations, even e=mc^2. If we added a...

I recommend some YouTube channels to: MinutePhysics and Varitasium are excellent.

A researcher at a University.

I was curious of the salary of Physicists,and since most of you guys are physicists, you will provide a more... Understandable and truthful experience then Google. I don't care if I'm getting payed pennies on the dollar, as long as I'm a Physicist. I'm just curious.

I appreciate your time greatly. I'm just trying to help birth the people who make the tomorrow of science and math come. I am 14 years old btw

You are obviously capable of achieving in the field of mathematics. I wouldn't let petty occurrences discourage you from an ever-rewarding field. We are very close in age and seem to share our talent. I myself wish to be a Physicist; perhaps one day we will work together.

I think all of you obviously lack the common sense to get the question.