www.freedomtofascism.com wrote:

Know what gravity is yet, moron troll?

On Tue, 06 Jan 2009 16:09:51 -0800, Bob Officer <bobofficers@127.0.0.7>
wrote:

On Tue, 6 Jan 2009 17:06:01 -0600, in alt.usenet.kooks,
"www.freedomtofascism.com" <<<truth@r.us> wrote:

The most secret of all weapons is now in orbit according to NASA and the US 
Government. Russia has perfected some type of ant-matter ray and is now 
deployed in orbit somewhere over the Atlantic. It can strike any city in the 
eastern half of the US and half of Europe. This spectacular weapon emits a 
beam that expands to about 450 feet diameter or about 137 meters when it 
hits the target at ground level. According to Malcolm Jaswerski of NASA, he 
believes this weapon can literally vaporize all matter within the diameter 
of the beam. Russia now hold the ace in the hole according to Malcolm. With 
a flip of the switch they can vaporize a city block in a matter of a couple 
of seconds. Once the beams emitter is charged it can unleash a bolt of 
anti-matter in a second or two.

LOL... 

Poor alexa...

What type of containment vessel to they keep the antimatter in....

how does the antimatter ray beams travel through the atmosphere
without encountering any matter. (hint: the air is made up of matter
and each encounter with a piece of matter will destroy an equal mass
of antimatter. 

A quick back of envelope computing it would take the output equal to
all the energy produced in the world month to power this device long
enough to produce enough antimatter to reach the ground level with a
cone of 450 feet.  The big problem would be to transport enough
matter to make the antimatter equal to the size of the cone of matter
which you will be trying to destroy.

Also Alexa, there seems to be a problem, there is no "Malcolm
Jaswerski" listed at NASA.

This post originated from Supernews,
not newsrazor.net. The idiot posting 
from newsrazor.net is forging the nym
www.freedomtofascism.com in hopes that
people reading Google will think we're
the same person.

You drink beer, Alexa?
-- 
ah