Question For FAQ

[Tim Bruening]

When an Andalite of Animorph morphs something larger than his natural body, where does the extra mass come from?  (How does Z-Space provide the extra mass needed for large morphs?)

How do I respond to the Animorphs FAQ Thread so as to add this question?   (I couldn't find the "reply" button).

[Dylan]

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Maybe from other bodies in zspace.

[Tim Bruening]

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Maybe from other bodies in zspace.

Would such bodies die if mass was stolen from them for use by big animal morphers?

The FIRST time any Andalite morphed a big animal, where did the extra mass needed for that animal come from?

[DinosaurNothlit]

I tend to assume that anti-matter is extruded into z-space, actually.  Anti-matter being the opposite of matter, you can actually create matter so long as you create anti-matter in equal proportion.

Since the extruded morph-mass tends not to move around much through z-space, there would be very little risk of any extruded anti-matter masses contacting any extruded regular-matter.

[Dylan]

Since the extruded morph-mass tends not to move around much through z-space, there would be very little risk of any extruded anti-matter masses contacting any extruded regular-matter.

AKA, magic

[Tim Bruening]

I tend to assume that anti-matter is extruded into z-space, actually.  Anti-matter being the opposite of matter, you can actually create matter so long as you create anti-matter in equal proportion.

Since the extruded morph-mass tends not to move around much through z-space, there would be very little risk of any extruded anti-matter masses contacting any extruded regular-matter.

But what happens if a Z-Space ship hits the extruded anti-matter?

[Dylan]

I tend to assume that anti-matter is extruded into z-space, actually.  Anti-matter being the opposite of matter, you can actually create matter so long as you create anti-matter in equal proportion.

Since the extruded morph-mass tends not to move around much through z-space, there would be very little risk of any extruded anti-matter masses contacting any extruded regular-matter.

But what happens if a Z-Space ship hits the extruded anti-matter?

Then the plot of 18 happens

[Tim Bruening]

I tend to assume that anti-matter is extruded into z-space, actually.  Anti-matter being the opposite of matter, you can actually create matter so long as you create anti-matter in equal proportion.

Since the extruded morph-mass tends not to move around much through z-space, there would be very little risk of any extruded anti-matter masses contacting any extruded regular-matter.

But what happens if a Z-Space ship hits the extruded anti-matter?

Then the plot of 18 happens

Wouldn't the anti-matter blow up the ship?

[Dylan]

Magic

[Quaf]

is that your answer to everything?

[Dylan]

Yes

[pallosalama]

Maybe void energy.
You can actually "lend" energy from Universe for some time.
Maybe this also applies for matter and for extended course of time in Z-space.