John W Redelfs wrote: > > If our Milky Way were to collide with an anti-matter galaxy of equal > mass, perhaps one that our astronomers had somehow overlooked, and > tomorrow our whole galaxy were to cease to exist, what difference > would it make? > To the Big U? Nothing.
> Is the universe benefited in any way from having the > Milky Way as part of its mass? > The mass of the Milky Way would not change. It would just become photons and some nasty stuff, and would blow in the wind. > Or would the net loss amount to nothing of any importance? > There would be no "loss", because mass is conserved. Alberto Monteiro _______________________________________________ http://www.mccmedia.com/mailman/listinfo/brin-l
