Warp drives or bust!!

[MajorLeaugeRocketScience]

I mean literally light becoming a solid object.

[GeneralVeers]

That's a big nice wall of text there still it does not contribute much to the preceding discussion if there is any antimatter left or not in the universe. I was reasoning the statement "why i think there is no antimatter anymore" and there was IMO still nothing reasonable that could counter that yet. But i'm patient maybe someone can come up with it.

Already did.

[PB666]

That's a big nice wall of text there still it does not contribute much to the preceding discussion if there is any antimatter left or not in the universe. I was reasoning the statement "why i think there is no antimatter anymore" and there was IMO still nothing reasonable that could counter that yet. But i'm patient maybe someone can come up with it.

Don't confuse the visible universe with the universe, also don't confuse the appearance of matter with matter, what appears to be matter at great distance could be antimatter, we have no way of distinguishing the two. It matter and antimatter boundaries were far enough away the comoving space-time could keep them separated forever, chance anti-matter matter encounters my show up as gamma rays, but at such low density and spread over time that we might see a filament and otherwise nothing.

The answer to the question is that no-one knows for certain where the anti-matter is, the only thing we know with certainty is that it is not nearby, in our local galactic cluster or super-cluster.

I personally think it is a boring question, since ultimately we cannot use the antimatter no matter where it is, we don't have the means to travel there.