Energy can be shared, absorbed by a system or given to another, but it can’t be negative “by default.” Physically, photons are a vector for energy. A photon is its own antiparticle.)įor example, a positron is the antimatter version of an electron they’re opposite in many characteristics, but when they interact, they create positive energy, aka a regular photon. (If you try to search what an “anti-photon” is, physicists will tell you that yes, these particles technically exist, but the disappointment is: they’re the exact same particle as photons.

The fact is, I keep reading theories about Gaster’s entry interpreting the line “PHOTON READINGS NEGATIVE” as what would appear to be “Somehow we detected some sort of anti-photons”, something that physically shouldn’t exist, because even antimatter doesn’t work that way. I’m not a native English-speaker so I might be wrong about the grammar, though– I apologize in advance for this. Universal Studios and NBC-owned TV stations operate under the same parent company NBCUniversal.Lutiaskokopelli submitted: Hi! It’s only a quick question about a tiny detail in Gaster’s infamous Entry Number Seventeen, but I was still curious about it. What whimsical wand must you wave to experience an aura of autumnal atmosphere in the hot heart of summer?Ī ticket to Universal Studios Hollywood is your ensorcelled entry. The evening is when all of the 'Dark Arts' energy truly begins to swirl, if you're curious. 13, includes some ghoul-y goings-on, including an elaborate special effects show at Hogwarts Castle - the 'powerful spectacle is accompanied by an atmospheric musical score created by John Williams' - and the brief return of the cloaked, masked, and oh-so-sinister Death Eaters through July 16. This pop-up happening, which is glimmering through Aug. Or are they all that hard to detect, on second thought?Ī seeker of spirited fun will find such un-summer-ish sights at The Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Universal Studios Hollywood, where the Dark Arts at Hogwarts Castle have returned for a frightful run of fall-style sights and sounds.

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