A Faster Pool than Fort Lauderdale

First of all, just because I know that the name of grain on the Star Trek episode "The Trouble with Tribbles" was called QUADROTRITICALY..... does not mean I am a Treky or that my scientific information is either flawed or outdated. posted by Mr. GoodSmith I hate to burst your Treky bubble there Mr. GoodSmith....but I'm afraid you've already given "flawed" Scientific Info.....(sorry ...I know...I'm overly picky perhaps ...please forgive!) When you said that matter and antimatter should never be mixed under any circumstances.......Actually you are technically wrong from "both" a Scientific standpoint as well as a fictional (Treky) standpoint.......Starting with the Treky standpoint: If your statement were in fact true, then how did the Enterprise ever reach warp speeds? From a Scientific Standpoint: Small amounts of antimatter have already been created "and" mixed with small amounts of matter in a controlled laboratory setting (Check with Phil Arcuni...or Mattson to back me up on this one)......I know that I am being a little unreasonable to call you on this one.....but when I think of the fact that you're JS ...a U.T. alum....and you like to dish a little flack out every once in a while....well then I guess my complaint is reasonably justified then.....sorry....please don't take any offense! newmastersswimmer

First of all, just because I know that the name of grain on the Star Trek episode "The Trouble with Tribbles" was called QUADROTRITICALY..... does not mean I am a Treky or that my scientific information is either flawed or outdated. posted by Mr. GoodSmith I hate to burst your Treky bubble there Mr. GoodSmith....but I'm afraid you've already given "flawed" Scientific Info.....(sorry ...I know...I'm overly picky perhaps ...please forgive!) When you said that matter and antimatter should never be mixed under any circumstances.......Actually you are technically wrong from "both" a Scientific standpoint as well as a fictional (Treky) standpoint.......Starting with the Treky standpoint: If your statement were in fact true, then how did the Enterprise ever reach warp speeds? From a Scientific Standpoint: Small amounts of antimatter have already been created "and" mixed with small amounts of matter in a controlled laboratory setting (Check with Phil Arcuni...or Mattson to back me up on this one)......I know that I am being a little unreasonable to call you on this one.....but when I think of the fact that you're JS ...a U.T. alum....and you like to dish a little flack out every once in a while....well then I guess my complaint is reasonably justified then.....sorry....please don't take any offense! newmastersswimmer