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human
If an anti-element is possible, how does anti-radiation work?

If you were, to say, make an atom of, lets say anti-plutonium, how would radiation work in comparison to how it works in a normal-matter world?
gpt
It's the same kind of radiation, it would be indistinguishable from radiation from regular plutonium.

Actually, that would apply only to gamma rays. Beta decay would be positrons instead of electrons (and vice versa for the other kind of beta decay), and alpha decay would be anti-helium.