Antimatter Is Just Matter Moving Backwards in Time (Feynman Was Right) | Roger Penrose Explains

Описание: What is antimatter? Your textbook says it's matter with opposite charge. But Nobel Prize winner Sir Roger Penrose reveals the truth: antimatter is ordinary matter moving backwards through time. Not metaphorically—literally, mathematically.
Discover the Feynman-Stueckelson interpretation: negative energy electrons moving forward in time = positive energy positrons moving backward in time. Learn why this isn't time travel (no paradoxes), how CPT symmetry (Charge-Parity-Time reversal) makes this mathematically rigorous, why electron-positron annihilation is really one particle reversing direction in time, and Wheeler's mind-bending one-electron universe hypothesis—what if there's only ONE electron zigzagging back and forth through time, appearing as all electrons and positrons?
Explore why we see more matter than antimatter (baryon asymmetry from time-direction preference), how Dirac equation's negative energy solutions led to antimatter prediction, why antimatter particles have opposite charge (time reversal flips electromagnetic interaction), and the philosophical implications: matter vs antimatter is perspective-dependent, time is bidirectional at particle level, worldlines can point backward in time coordinate.

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