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(Well, unless we take it that Undertale is just another universe/multiverse with different laws of physics and all, but welp.) Energy can be shared, absorbed by a system or given to another, but it can’t be negative “by default.” Physically, photons are a vector for energy.

A photon is its own antiparticle.)įor example, a positron is the antimatter version of an electron they’re opposite in many characteristics, but when they interact, they create positive energy, aka a regular photon. (If you try to search what an “anti-photon” is, physicists will tell you that yes, these particles technically exist, but the disappointment is: they’re the exact same particle as photons. The fact is, I keep reading theories about Gaster’s entry interpreting the line “PHOTON READINGS NEGATIVE” as what would appear to be “Somehow we detected some sort of anti-photons”, something that physically shouldn’t exist, because even antimatter doesn’t work that way.

I’m not a native English-speaker so I might be wrong about the grammar, though– I apologize in advance for this. Lutiaskokopelli submitted: Hi! It’s only a quick question about a tiny detail in Gaster’s infamous Entry Number Seventeen, but I was still curious about it.

Entry number 17 - dark darker yet darker reaction