pion rocket
pion rocket noun: a theoretical type of antimatter rocket which uses proton-antiproton fuel, and magnetic rocket funnels to direct the π-on exhaust. The pi meson particles are created by the matter-antimatter annihilation of protons and antiprotons.
Noun
pion rocket (plural pion rockets)
- A theoretical type of antimatter rocket which uses proton-antiproton fuel, and magnetic rocket funnels to direct the π-on exhaust. The pi meson particles are created by the matter-antimatter annihilation of protons and antiprotons.
Forms of pion rocket
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Origin of pion rocket
From the type of exhaust expelled by the rocket, being composed of π subatomic particles (π mesons, aka pions).
Questions about pion rocket
- What does pion rocket mean?
- Pion rocket means a theoretical type of antimatter rocket which uses proton-antiproton fuel, and magnetic rocket funnels to direct the π-on exhaust. The pi meson particles are created by the matter-antimatter annihilation of protons and antiprotons.
- What part of speech is pion rocket?
- Pion rocket is a noun.
- What is the plural of pion rocket?
- The plural of pion rocket is pion rockets.
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