wirelessguru1 Wrote:
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> IMHO just because a "positron" wave can be emitted
> from a positive/neutral nucleus does not suggest
> that an anti-proton (negative proton!) also exists
> in any stable form!!!
>
> Your article, of course, didn't say anything about
> how such elusive "anti-protons" would even be
> made! So, it is pure speculation

The folks at the Fermi lab as well as those at CERN would be amused since they have been runnning streams of antiprotons to collide with streams of protons for years. antiprotons are made by crasing high energy protons at a target with an energy of at least 6.5 GeV.
Interested parties can read Don Lincoln. 2004. *Understanding the Universe from Quarks to the Cosmos* pp 275-278. I highly recommend the book.

Bernard
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> Either case, a positron would definitely
> annihalate an electron like observed...
>
> eom