> From: Erik Holmes [mailto:shoby187 at yahoo.com] > Subject: Amorphia and the 'Accident' (Was Re: Where's the technology?) > > > Also, I'm surprised that amorphia hasn't been compared to anti matter > > before. The stuff destroys matter when it touches it, creating a flash > > of light, and a violent detonation. It isn't found naturally, at least > > not yet. The question is how the Orb channels it to make it safe for > > non-war use. > > While I think Amorphia and Antimatter are similar, they are definitely > different. Antimatter > explodes when it comes into contact with normal matter. Maybe Amorphia is > something like > antimatter in a more controlled form. That would explain why its such > powerful stuff. Liquid > Antimatter Maybe??? I wouldn't think they're related. Amorphia leaves behind a big pretty sea of itself if left unchecked. A matter/anti-matter annihilation doesn't leave anything behind but energy. I'll now sit back and wait for the local physicists to tell me just how wrong my layman's understanding is. :)