Antimatter Engine

An antimatter engine uses antimatter, the opposite of regular matter, to produce energy. When antimatter meets matter, they annihilate each other, releasing a tremendous amount of energy in the form of light and particles. This process is highly efficient, offering much more energy per unit mass than traditional fuels. In an antimatter engine, controlled annihilation would generate powerful thrust, potentially enabling faster space travel. Currently, antimatter is extremely rare and difficult to produce, but if harnessed safely, it could revolutionize propulsion technology by providing high-speed, long-duration space missions.