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https://physics.stackexchange.com/q...ery-of-anti-graviton-i-e-the-graviton-antipar
How can a graviton have an anti particle even though they are essentially the same thing? Same thing with the photon. Any help would be great
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How can a graviton have an anti particle even though they are essentially the same thing? Same thing with the photon. Any help would be great
[Mentor Note: The PSE link is okay, with a reasonable question and initial answer. The subsequent replies in that thread contain facetious woo, so please only consider the initial question and reply. Thanks.]
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