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The particle accelerator is a block that will shoot an atomic particle into the | The particle accelerator is a block that will shoot an atomic particle into the accelerator ring, at which point it will be spun around. The particle accelerator must be built into a accelerator ring which is made out of electromagnets. It is the key component in generating antimatter. [[Antimatter]] will be generated when the particle reaches 100% velocity. The larger the ring, the faster this velocity can be achieved. [[Antimatter]] can be used to store energy as well as generate electricity. The larger the particle accelerator, the more efficient it is and the less energy it takes to create the antimatter. Once the accelerator reaches a certain size, it will be so efficient that it will start generating more matter than it uses energy to make matter. | ||
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The particle accelerator is a block that will shoot an atomic particle into the accelerator ring, at which point it will be spun around. The particle accelerator must be built into a accelerator ring which is made out of electromagnets. It is the key component in generating antimatter. Antimatter will be generated when the particle reaches 100% velocity. The larger the ring, the faster this velocity can be achieved. Antimatter can be used to store energy as well as generate electricity. The larger the particle accelerator, the more efficient it is and the less energy it takes to create the antimatter. Once the accelerator reaches a certain size, it will be so efficient that it will start generating more matter than it uses energy to make matter.
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