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– Last I checked, POSITIVE electrons are positrons, a component of antimatter…rather overkill to cause a nuclear event just to break a window. Rethink your physics.—Although the is not correct… a positive electron can also be considered a hole, or rather a lack of an electron… not necessarily your exotic anitimatter.
