What does Anti-Matter look like?

[gigantalor]

No, it does exist. Positrons (antimatter equivalent of the electron) are a real thing, they're ejected from atomic nuclei during some radioactive decay sequences.

The sun also emits antimatter particles, but not an appreciable amount.

Well, sure. That's a very simplistic way of looking at it.

 

[gigantalor]

#antimattermatters

 

[Cool Hand Luke]

i dont know the answer but if you decide to make a heavy metal band you should call it 'anti-matter'

 

[DoomPatrol]

Very clearly this guy is a tattoo artist. He probably took money as a retainer to do a tat of antimatter on someone. He might have told them he could do it before he realized there isn't really an antimatter visualization yet.

 

[freaky]

Guys, this is serious, I have a high profile client that wants me to draw him anti-matter .... but what does it look like? It has to be by itself and not contained in some Star Trek canister or anything....

Any scientists out there?

Just draw a BLACK matter. They are suppose to cancel each other out. So I think they would look very similar if not exactly the same.

Or draw a black matter gobbling a white matter.

 

[JudoThrowFiasco]

You really need to add more context to this. Anti-matter can only really be portrayed when next to matter.

But I would use a Positron as a reference point.

Draw it colliding with an electron (annihilation) with two Gama ray particles coming out.

 

[JudoThrowFiasco]

I thought that was negative matter. Or was that dark matter?

Negative Mass**

And no, Electron and Positrons share identical mass

Dark matter MAY be related to the elementary particle axions, while some say it's related to Baryons

 

[Cool Hand Luke]

Filthy womenses! HISSSSSS.

anti-black-lives-matter.

 

[Jew Jif Shoes]

I thought that was negative matter. Or was that dark matter?

Dark matter is theoretical. We use it to explain the mass deficiency problem, but we know fuck all about it. Basically, the mass constituting all observable matter in galaxies, like our own, doesn't exert the gravitational force to hold it all together; galaxies should fall/drift apart according to the laws of gravity, so some scientists propose there's some form of matter that we can't observe, that matter being dark matter. There's additional evidence for dark matter in the form of gravitational lensing.

Antimatter is something else. For every quark and lepton on the standard model, there is an antimatter equivalent. The positron, for example, is the antimatter equivalent of the electron.

 

[gigantalor]

anti-black-lives-matter.

#blacklivesantimatter

 

[zackryder]

dont draw anything and just give him the piece of paper...

 

[GhostZ06]

Guys, this is serious, I have a high profile client that wants me to draw him anti-matter .... but what does it look like? It has to be by itself and not contained in some Star Trek canister or anything....

Any scientists out there?

this son of a bitch knows what's up.

 

[throwboes]

Eat some shrooms and let your creativity run wild.

 

[Gene Tunney]

Negative Mass**

And no, Electron and Positrons share identical mass

Dark matter MAY be related to the elementary particle axions, while some say it's related to Baryons

Dark matter is theoretical. We use it to explain the mass deficiency problem, but we know fuck all about it. Basically, the mass constituting all observable matter in galaxies, like our own, doesn't exert the gravitational force to hold it all together; galaxies should fall/drift apart according to the laws of gravity, so some scientists propose there's some form of matter that we can't observe, that matter being dark matter. There's additional evidence for dark matter in the form of gravitational lensing.

Antimatter is something else. For every quark and lepton on the standard model, there is an antimatter equivalent. The positron, for example, is the antimatter equivalent of the electron.

 

[Count Zero]

How much they pay?

'bout tree fiddy

 

[SherdogGoat]

I'd draw a picture of boobs without nipples

 

[osudude]

Guys, this is serious,

 

[WrestlinganJudo]

Guys, this is serious, I have a high profile client that wants me to draw him anti-matter .... but what does it look like? It has to be by itself and not contained in some Star Trek canister or anything....

Any scientists out there?

Is it a simple or complex atom of anti matter? Is it supposed to be a finished product of many molecules of anti-mater?

Is it make of anti-iron?

It could be a lamp made of anti-matter. It could have anti-copper and various other anti-metals in it. If it is an led lamp it might have anti-indium and anti gallium in it.

Draw a freaking lamp and tell him it is anti-matter. Of course it needs to be resting on an anti-matter table in an anti-matter atmosphere.

 

[RoryFan]

So easy answer. Its blue.

Wrap it up we're done here.

 

[n...not crazy]

It leaves tracks, that's all I can tell you.