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annihilation

In nuclear physics, a process in which a particle and its ‘mirror image’ particle called an antiparticle collide and disappear, with the creation of a burst of energy. The energy created is equivalent to the mass of the colliding particles in accordance with the mass–energy equation. For example, an electron and a positron annihilate to produce a burst of high-energy X-rays. See antimatter.



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And there seems little doubt that a nuclear attack on the UK - or even the threat of one - would meet with a retaliatory strike, even if it were to lead to the annhiliation of most the human race.
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