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Scientifically speaking...
You know, speaking in terms of Physics and Astronomy it's totally impossible. When antimatter comes in contact with normal matter there is quite a large explosion energy and when that burst is done, (it takes an extremely short amount of time), there is nothing left, except some gamma rays. (Some like that at any rate...)
^^ Did they, perhaps, mean anti-gravity? Athena |
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