Joseph_HTMP t1_j6ad4gb wrote
>if we can’t make antimatter
We can. It's produced at CERN all the time.
>why can’t we just make something that flips or rotates a particle?
That doesn't really mean anything as a sentence.
>I mean we could change it’s “behavior” right?
Sure? That's got nothing to do with antimatter though.
> I don’t know why but for me this makes a lot of sense
Because you're incredibly stoned? It doesn't make much sense in terms of the actual physics.
Midas-__- t1_j6aelp7 wrote
1: you’re probably not fun at parties 2: it makes sense to me because if we can flip/rotates ia particles spin, why don’t we flip an antimatter particle? 3: you’re probably not fun at parties
Joseph_HTMP t1_j6afsia wrote
>2: it makes sense to me because if we can flip/rotates ia particles spin, why don’t we flip an antimatter particle?
"Spin" in particle physics isn't actually the particle spinning. Its just a name for a measure of angular momentum.
>why don’t we flip an antimatter particle?
Not sure what you mean by "flip". If you mean measure the spin, we can. A positron is an antimatter particle, and we can measure their spin.
>you’re probably not fun at parties
Why bother asking the question if you don't want / can't deal with a serious answer?
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