Aaron J. Waltke (PRO writer and executive producer) debates the answer to a poorly written Jeopardy clue.
Aaron J. Waltke (PRO writer and executive producer) debates the answer to a poorly written Jeopardy clue.
“What is a deuterium-antimatter reaction regulated by a dilithium matrix — or in the case of Romulans, a quantum singularity; or quantum slipstream which utilizes benamite crystals, though whether it is a fuel source is ambiguous and the subject of much speculation…?”
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I'm guessing they wanted "dilithium" and not "matter/antimatter reaction always mixed at 1:1".
Every matter/antimatter reaction will be mixed 1:1 eventually.
Good to hear. I always get clumping on the spoon no matter how well I stir.
- Keep whisking your matter/antimatter batter until a smooth, creamy consistency is achieved.
Everytime I stick in my spoon I get a spoons worth of antimatter-matter annihilation reaction.
For me, I always get clumping on the spoon no antimatter how well I stir.
Yes, thank you Data
It is pronounced, "Data."
Technically, any matter/antimatter reaction will either end at 0:0, or 0:1 (depending on whether there's anything left of one type or the other after the reaction is complete)
The intermix ratio is always 1:1. No waste that way.