US and Iran still far apart ahead of nuclear talks
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The BBC's James Landale looks at how Iran might respond to Trump's threat
to agree to a deal or face military action
2 hours ago
LONDON to HOLLAND & EU Countries.
FOR REAL; antimatter (despite the "anti-") is made of regular ordinary energy, and even if it's got an opposite charge, it should still obey the same general rules as matter does. Antimatter falling up would mean a violation of the law of conservation of energy, among other things.
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