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[[Zeta Minor]], the planet of the edge of the [[N-Space|known universe]], served as a gateway to an anti-matter dimension. The [[anti-matter creature]] attacked visitors to the planet and prevented them from taking its [[anti-matter mineral]]s, prized as a power source. ([[TV]]: ''[[Planet of Evil (TV story)|Planet of Evil]]'') | [[Zeta Minor]], the planet of the edge of the [[N-Space|known universe]], served as a gateway to an anti-matter dimension. The [[anti-matter creature]] attacked visitors to the planet and prevented them from taking its [[anti-matter mineral]]s, prized as a power source. ([[TV]]: ''[[Planet of Evil (TV story)|Planet of Evil]]'') | ||
Anti-matter was usually thought a theoretical concept. However, it could be simulated using computers, letting [[human]]s power their freighters with it in the [[26th century]]. An antimatter vessel could only be stable if the ship itself were molecularly stable — otherwise, it would explode. ([[TV]]: ''[[Earthshock (TV story)|Earthshock]]'') | Anti-matter was usually thought a theoretical concept. However, it could be simulated using computers, letting [[human]]s power their freighters with it in the [[26th century]]. An antimatter vessel could only be [[stability|stable]] if the ship itself were molecularly stable — otherwise, it would explode. ([[TV]]: ''[[Earthshock (TV story)|Earthshock]]'') | ||
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