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Does this matter sound plausible?

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Does the explanation of this matter sound plausible?

A type of exotic matter that allows for generating virtual particles with an energy of 432,541 Mj = 1 uL. The matter is not being converted to energy, but rather it is allowing for the virtual particles to be pulled from another dimension into ours. As the amount of energy is pulled through and used the liquid is destroyed. The energy in the matter used up to pull the energy over.

This is what the Fuel energy referenced here is described as.

Further, this "fuel" is used in thrusters for sub-light ships... The mechanics of this is is that the fuel is triggered and then through a type of "jet" nozzle the particles are used to generate thrust. Would it be as simple as limiting the amount of space the particles have to come into to create thrust or do I need to rethink this concept?

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