I have proposed a new type of tool for (surprise) asteroid collision prevention, antimatter based bomb. Underlying theoretical platform (TOEBI) predicts that wanted, abundant and simultaneous, particle "annihilation" mechanism is indeed possible without current matter-antimatter type of annihilation process.
What is your opinion about it? And would you be interested in collaboration regarding a proof of concept experimentation?
I am afraid, you have to more elaborate about your vision before someone could make any contribution. Firstly, answer the question: why the asteroid collision is most important problem for our civilisation? Is it inevitable? Secondly: why your method is most efficient method to deal with it?
You are clearly insane. Your paper is gibberish. An anti-matter bomb? Really? Been watching too much Star Trek?
In any case the best method for preventing an asteroid collision is to teleport the earth just before impact to a stable orbit around a similar star and then a few seconds later teleport back once the asteroid is past. Everyone knows that!
@Jacek Is there more likely events capable of wiping out entire civilization (with very sort notice) than large asteroids? I can't imagine any worse scenario. Is it inevitable? Good question... nobody can't answer that for certainty. But at least it *can* happen.
Wiping out an entire asteroid with powerful enough blast does the job. Especially in case of large surprising asteroid altering its trajectory significantly with any means is impossible.
@Lawrence You should consider your writings a bit more carefully, ok?
Kimmo,
It was well considered. Irony is not easy to express in writing. I'd like to be more blunt, but good conscience demands I withdraw for the sake of mercy.
@Lawrence You can always send me a private message and be as blunt as you want, I can take it. Be constructive.
I updated the paper (para-hydrogen -> ortho-hydrogen). Ortho-hydrogen is much easier to control with magnetic field.
Kimmo,
I quote from your article, "the fact that proton consists of three electrons".
This is not true.
Protons are not made of electrons.
Plus, I think that you are confused. Neither ortho nor para hydrogen have anything to do with antimatter.
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