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Frank Castle
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When a particle and its corresponding anti-particle interact do they always annihilate or are there other possible interactions that can occur, such as them scattering off of one another?
If the former is true, why do they always annihilate? If the latter is true, is it the case that the most probable interaction is that they annihilate (hence why in pop-sci it is always said that matter and anti-matter annihilate if they come into contact)?
If the former is true, why do they always annihilate? If the latter is true, is it the case that the most probable interaction is that they annihilate (hence why in pop-sci it is always said that matter and anti-matter annihilate if they come into contact)?