Comment Re:Can you? (Score 2, Interesting) 385
If you ever followed the research of Richard P Feynman and his like it's interesting to note that a matter/antimatter annihilation could simply be viewed as ordinary matter travelling normally one way, emitting huge amounts of energy, then travelling back the other way but backwards in time. It is well established that subatomic particles pay no attention to time whatsoever. We know matter contains lots of energy anyway. [E=mc^2, where c is lightspeed. Lightspeed squared = lots and lots of energy.]
