it should be repelled by moon's gravity back to earth - recursion... =))
Re:Antihydrogen Trapped For 1000 Seconds
by burgerbrain on Monday May 02, 2011 @01:48PM
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Not unless it's in a tube, and it would quickly reach an equilibrium anyway.
Unless he starts using his legs for extra propulsion!
In a vacuum?
Could be against the sides of the tube..
Well played, sir.
Re:Antihydrogen Trapped For 1000 Seconds
by burgerbrain on Monday May 02, 2011 @02:51PM
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Surely there is a reason NASA trains underwater. ;)
But yeah, one theory is that if you hold one that's more massive than you are, its repulsion would overpower your attraction, and bang, zoom, straight to the moon!