Naraoia
Apprentice Biologist
You mean this by de-annihilation? It has a name already, and no "ethereal particles" need be involved. Just ordinary photons.Ethereal particles have no motion, no kinetic energy. They contain the particles of matter and antimatter. By applying energy and break the (energy) threshold process of de-annihilation initiates.
It's not "denied". The proper term would be "not supported by evidence". In fact, "thoroughly disproven" might be more accurate. If you are talking about a different kind of aether, again, you might want to use another word, because this one already has a meaning in physics.By the opposite process of annihilation the particle and antiparticle do not disappear into nothing, they lose energy and transform into large ethereal particle. Again, this is not official statement, existence of ether is denied.
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