World
A
metric ton of antimatter (mass of an average car) could supply the entire
world's electrical power needs for three years. According to Harrison Schmitt,
Apollo 17 Moonwalker and former U.S. Senator, indicated that every country could
be brought into 21st century with eight metric tons.
The International Energy Annual 2000 Report shows that 14.6 trillion kilowatt hours of electricity were generated from coal, oil, natural gas, nuclear, hydroelectric and other sources. Instead of burning billions of tons coal, billions of barrels oil, and trillions of cubic feet natural gas to generate 9.3 trillion kilowatt-hours of electricity, 213 kilograms (470 pounds) of antimatter could be used.
|
2000 World Net Generation by Energy Source (Billion Kilowatt-hours) |
| Energy Source | Coal, Oil & Natural Gas | Hydro, Nuclear, Geo, & Other | Net Generation |
Antimatter (Kilograms) |
|
Total |
9,318.5 |
5,298.6 |
14,617 |
334.4 |
As countries use coal, oil, natural gas to make products, billions of new jobs will be created and billions people move out of poverty to fulfill their dreams of making the world a better place to live.