Right now it doesen't serve much purpose besides being radioactive and very destructive. It can be stored with special walls.. I forgot the name. It has blue on it and it's relatively small

how the ♥♥♥♥ can antimatter be radioactive it literally destroys every particle that comes into contact with it radiation cannot exist if there's nothing there to radiate off of.

The emission of gamma rays as a result of interacting with matter.

oh yeah ♥♥♥♥ my bad forgot how it worked thanks for explaining tho

its completely safe as long as it doesn't touch anything except other antimatter or those walls but if it touches the radiation is supposed to represent the gamma flash from the explosion

for making antibatter and antiladders

Originally posted by Kubulll:

its completely safe as long as it doesn't touch anything except other antimatter or those walls but if it touches the radiation is supposed to represent the gamma flash from the explosion

Suggestion: If you ever get around to making custom nuclear weapons, antimatter can be used to drastically reduce critical mass in a plutonium based thermonuclear weapon.

IIRC less than a microgram of antimatter could reduce the critical mass of weapons grade plutonium from 10kg to around 100grams. I read about it while reading up on nuclear pulse propulsion systems :D

oh yea i knew about antimatter activated fission but its still nice idea if i ever get to nuclear weaponry