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If were made of anti mass, would I accelerate away from the earth at 9.81 m/s^2 due to anti gravity?

>> No.8261176

>>8261174
It depends on whether inertial mass is the same as gravitational mass, if you are into such mental onanism.

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>>8261174

>> No.8261417 [DELETED] 

>>8261415
Nevar 4get
gorillafags on suicide watch

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>>8261417
What was it?

>> No.8261425

>>8261422
what was what ?

>> No.8261630

>>8261174
Do you mean anti-matter or negative mass?

Anti-matter still has normal mass, so no, you would be attracted to the Earth.

Negative Mass, yes, you would accelerate away from the Earth.

>> No.8261735

>>8261630
>Anti-matter still has normal mass
It's not experimentally verified, though. But in that case there would be a CP violation, and we'd have to call the feds.

>> No.8261743

>>8261735
>It's not experimentally verified, though.

The fuck are you talking about? Positron was experimentally verified in 1932, anti-proton in 55. And why would it be a CPT violation? Anything which can have Parity symmetry must have a Mass, becuase if it travels at c it cannot change Parity.

>> No.8261750

>>8261735
>The fuck are you talking about?
It's interaction with gravity. I realize it would be extremely unlikely that antimatter has negative gravitational mass, and there were a couple experiments like https://cds.cern.ch/record/1544916/files/ncomms2787.pdf to confirm it's positive, but as I understand the people doing this aren't entirely satisfied with the results just yet.

>> No.8261751

>>8261750
*its fug