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GrogVix [38]
3 years ago
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I really need this answer sombody please help fast Please help fast !!

Physics
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Reil [10]3 years ago
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Matter is a lot like energy.

<em>It can't be created or destroyed</em>.  It can only be moved around, shifted, rearranged, transformed, disguised, etc. Never created or destroyed.  

If you suddenly see some matter that wasn't there a moment ago, it had to come from somewhere.  It couldn't just appear out of nothing.  

If you suddenly STOP seeing some matter that was there a moment ago, it had to go somewhere.  It couldn't just disappear into nothing.

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