3306: Accelerator Energies

Accelerator Energies

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Title text: Fans at Daytona always get extra excited when officials decide to introduce some antimatter cars circling the track in the opposite direction.

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[A scatter plot graph. The Y axis is labeled "Collision Energy" and shows values from 1 eV to 10²⁷ eV. The X axis is labeled "Track Length" and shows values from 10 cm to 100 km.]

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I asked Gemini and the data point actually makes sense: A 1000 kg car driving at 60 km/h has approximately 8.67 x 10^{23}{ eV} (or about 867 sextillion electron volts) of kinetic energy.

Andy311 (talk) 00:42, 3 October 2026 (UTC)Andy03
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