Red matter was an unstable substance that was first seen in the 24th century.
When a star went supernova and threatened the entire Milky Way Galaxy in 2387, Ambassador Spock used his spacecraft, the Jellyfish, to inject red matter into the star, creating an artificial black hole which devoured the star. Unfortunately, Spock was unable to complete his task before the supernova destroyed Romulus.
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I'm not an expert, but when I think of red matter (related to Star Trek of course) I think of the possibility it actually may exist, but we didn't find it yet.
I'm thinking of a small orb with a high gravitational force, pulling other particles towards it. But when the particles get too close, it's electro-magnetic field starts either pushing them away or pulling even harder on them (red matter is more likely to be positive as its full of heavy metals collapsed into a singularity. Positive on positive will push each other away, positive on negative attracts each other). When the particles are getting pushed away, the gravitation and opposite magnetic force make them vibrate very hard and lets them turn into energy which will be added to the energy of the red matter itself. The colour of the red matter can be explained by the specific metals collapsed into a singularity, the combination will decide the red colour.
My opinion is that red matter doesn't work completely like black holes, but does make a singularity.
I don't know if this makes any sense, and please add information if you know more about it (and not just the science-fiction of star trek, because I know that though) .
Red matter is only a fiction from children movies !
Red matter is matter that absorbs all colors of light except red.
Not exactly but it may just be a matter of opinion.
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"Red Matter" is a fictional concept from the movie "Star Trek" (2009). It represents a form of degenerate matter that would promote formation of a singularity (black hole) when introduced into normal planetary or stellar objects. This is strictly a science fiction concept. Causing a planet to collapse on itself in any case would only require the creation of a significant amount of very dense material (neutronium) at its core. Unfortunately, this is also not within any present theory or scientific concept. One question to ask is how and why a hole would be drilled to introduce it. Even moderately deep holes on Earth cannot remain open without reinforcing (drill pipes). (see related link)
Exactly one third. The flag is blue, white and red, in that order and in equal parts.
A code red is when a screw-up is beaten by his own platoon as a warning to shape up. It's against regulations for a superior to order one.
Red Pandas are not exactly red, they are more of a brownish red.
i'm not sure if he does buht he said he likes the color red..........doesnt exactly matter cuhz i will always be his biggest fan <3
Matter simply came from nothing. That's exactly what a scientist will say also.
Indonesia, Monaco, and Malta all have flags that are exactly half red and white.
No matter the context, a yard is exactly one yard long. No matter the context, a yard is exactly one yard long.
Flame cannot be considred as matter exactly. It is combination of light and heat, which originate due to the combustion of matter at that point.
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Um.... Not exactly.... NO
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Yes they do. All creatures matter. They are part of our world.
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Not exactly, but erythroblasts are the precursors of red blood cells.