Simple. You generate a transdimensional inversion field and convert a conveniently-located normal-matter moon into antimatter. We are talking fiction, after all.ThymineC wrote:How does it get created anyway? It's meant to be a ball of antimatter the size of a small moon, right? Let's assume it's equal in mass to Phobos. That gives it a mass of 1.07*10^16 kg. Even if you could produce all of the antimatter with 100% efficiency, it'd take nearly 1 billion trillion trillion joules of energy to do so. Or is the antimatter captured from elsewhere and just contained and added to this moon?
