THE MALTA COSMOLOGY TEMPLATE

Chapter 7 - Electrons

PARTS

Part 4 - Antielectrons (cont)

ARGUMENT 0722

• ARGUMENT 0719: The default condition for an electron is to be aligned to the teelstream through which it is moving.
• ARGUMENT 0720: Electrons are aligned to the teelstream through which they are moving. Antielectrons are unaligned to the teelstream through which they are moving.
• ARGUMENT 0721: Electrons en masse and within a teelstream will adopt a condition of least disorder.

• Adjacent electrons and antielectrons are in a condition of most disorder because:

• their axial teelstreams are in opposition, the degree of which depends on their orientation.
• They are either northpole to northpole, or southpole to southpole, the degree of which depends on their orientation.

• Depending on their orientation, adjacent electrons and antielectrons mutually disrupt their teelstreams.
• Depending on their orientation, adjacent electrons and antielectrons can penetrate each others teelstreams.
• Depending on their orientation, adjacent electrons and antielectrons can result in strong repulsion and violent tumbling.
• If the adjacency of electrons and antielectrons is brought about energetically enough, it can result in the break up of one or both.
• This is electron/antielectron annihilation.

• Adjacent electrons and antielectrons can annihilate.