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by pif
85 days ago
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Muons are not stable, thus you cannot tear them off matter as you'd do with electrons. And they have a mass of 105 MeV each, which means you need a nice particle accelerator to create a few of them. Furthermore, if you want (most of) them to fly in a particular direction, you need to scale that accelerator up. |
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