>
> >>Jeroen Belleman snipped-for-privacy@nospam.pleasewrote:
> >>>> >>>
> >>> It was brought to my attention on TV by the German program Nano: CERN
> >>> transports anti-matter:
> >>> https://home.cern/news/press-release/experiments/base-experiment-cern-> >>> succeeds-transporting-antimatter
> >>>
> >>> On the way to an anti-matter bomb?
> >>> Mar-a-lago a first test ;-)?
> >>>
> >>> You Ash surrender now!
> >>
> >>I'm an occasional guide at the AD, taking people around the
> >>installations to show them what is going on. Yes, CERN is
> >>trucking antiprotons around, just testing the procedures
> >>for the moment. The reason is that some measurements that
> >>physicists want to perform are perturbed by the multitude
> >>of stray magnetic fields in the AD experimental hall, so
> >>we need to take the antiprotons to a magnetically quieter
> >>spot to do a proper measurement.
> >>
> >>No, there isn't enough to blow anything up, not even close..
> >
> >Just wait and see when they realize the bomb's potential!
> >They probably will build an anti matter plant, likely wind powered ;-) >
> The numbers don't work. If you want to make loud bangs, use the
> electricity to separate hydrogen and oxygen and deonate that.
>
> Converting electricity into antimatter is likely something like 1e-18 > efficient.
You haven't taken the shipping costs into account.