derek w Posted December 5, 2011 Share Posted December 5, 2011 If I have bricks that are black on 1 end and white on the other end,black on top and white on bottom,black on 1 face and white on other face.I can build 2 walls that are 2 layers thick,1 wall with all the black faces showing outward,and 1 wall with all the white faces showing outward.The black wall (I call a wall) the white wall (I call an anti-wall).The 2 walls are made of interchangeable parts. If a photon with enough energy can produce an electron/positron pair,can I say that a photon is an interchangeable part(that it is both a photon and anti-photon at the same time ?) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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