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A Mathematical Analysis of the
Atom’s Power Requirements needed
to Drive Light/Photons or a Chain Reaction
March 15, 2009
[This third version adds & defines the Strong Dual Purpose Atomic Force
like the N/S poles of a magnet]
Demonstration:
Strike a match – ageless atoms push
light/photons going off in all directions.
Where is the atom’s power coming from?
No fourteen billion year old batteries found.
Expanded excerpt from my presentation at:
Midwest Relativity Meeting U. of Notre Dame 2008
To be presented at the American Physical Society
in Denver on May 4, 2009
1st consideration – ageless atoms
We are currently at the end of the 3rd generation experiment – the
Super-Kamiokande study that finds no breakdown of the atom’s
proton heart meaning that the life of an atom is beyond calculation –
ageless.
Basic atom components – electrons, neutrons, and protons.
2nd consideration – activation of light/photons
Strike a match, instantaneously light/photons fly in all directions at
186, 282 miles per second, without acceleration.
3rd consideration – attracting electrostatic force
The proton is positively charged – the electron is negative, creating
a very strong attraction which is overcome in the atom by some very
strong [unnamed] force. [See 5th below.] This condition has existed
since the atom’s creation some 14+ billion years ago.
4th consideration – force confining protons and neutrons
The nucleus of the atom, comprised of protons and neutrons, is
confined by the strong atomic force which is released during a chain
reaction.
5th consideration – Strong Dual Purpose Atomic Force
Like the N/S poles of a magnet the strong force surrounding and
confining the nucleus exerts an equal force driving apart the electron
away from the attraction of the positively charged protons in the
nucleus.
This then accounts for the ease of electron manipulation in that the
electron is already pushed away from the very strong attraction of the
positively charged proton heart and drives those crazy photons when I
“strike a match.”
So now this Strong Dual Purpose Atomic Force then accounts
for the tremendous force needed to breakup the nucleus or describes
the amount of energy released during a chain reaction.
6th consideration – unchanging atomic mass
All formulations and experiments currently rely upon exact
quantities and qualities to create uniform results based upon
unchanging atomic mass indicating that there is no battery degradation
taking place.
7th consideration – atoms highest power output
In the above “strike a match” demonstration the power released is
minor but in a nuclear chain reaction the power is fantastic compared
to the mass involved.
8th consideration – power source
These ageless atom’s electron requirements needed to drive
light/photons or released during a chain reaction require a power
source - a basic fundamental property. This paper is basic science.
Basic Science seeks solutions to a wide variety of scientific
challenges. Argonne (ANL)[one of ten National Laboratories working
on basic science] is at the cutting edge in the evolving nanoscience
revolution and in understanding the fundamental properties of space,
time and matter.
9th consideration – Thermodynamics
Everything runs down without a continuing power supply.
10th consideration – the atomic bomb works
None of anyone’s theories could describe the actual event – only
described with replicable physics.
11th consideration – electromagnetic frequency range
Currently we can detect the electromagnetic frequencies from the
low radio waves to our current upper limit being that of gamma rays.
Perhaps with improved technology we may go beyond this range into
very high frequencies above gamma rays.
12th consideration – Tesla’s wireless power
Tesla’s wireless transmission of power requires a supply and a
receiver. I suggest that for this analysis there is something in the atom
that acts as a receiver for a very high frequency power that drives the
atom..
The Mathematical Analysis of the Atom’s Power
Ageless atom’s electron requirements, used to drive light/photons
without batteries, [noted by the unchanging atomic weight, number,
mass, etc.] must be supplied from a huge, external, super high
frequency, super-cooled source, undetected by current technology,
one that could exist 14+ billion years without degradation.
Recognizing the control of the 2nd law of thermodynamics and the
electrostatic force, one must conclude that the very high power input to
the atom must be continuous for these last fourteen billion years – that
[previous to this paper, unnamed force] is now called the Strong,
Dual-Purpose Atomic force.
Considering that the greatest atom’s output, up to now, is found in
the nuclear chain reaction; that power must become the lower limit of
the atom’s continuous energy requirements.
So then, the computation of power transmitted directed into the
atom must equal or exceed mc2 so to provide the energy required by
the atom’s components.
13th consideration – Non-Degradation of Power
Considering all of the above, to compute the power requirements
for all the atoms in our Universe, to continue for the last 14 billion
years, if we consider our Universe to be the size of a drop of water –
that drop would require an ocean of super-energy filled space larger
than our visible Universe.
14th consideration – creation of matter at Stanford
In 1997, Stanford Linear Accelerator Center [SLAC] reported that
they smashed huge amounts of light energy and created a tiny amount
of matter proving that Einstein’s equation E = mc2 is replicable in both
directions.
Finally - Creation of Atoms – Big Bang
With so much super-energy filled space, as required for all our
atom’s up-to-now unnamed requirements, or E = mc2 , this analysis
finds that – The Super-energy filled Space to be the source of the
explosive Big Bang’s energy requirements converting energy into
matter.
The above is on power-point with great diagrams of the
Strong Atomic Force with N/S pole anti electrostatic repulsion at:
http://www.allnewuniverse.com/BigBangFuel.ppt
Expanded excerpt from my presentation at:
Midwest Relativity Meeting October 24-25, 2008
Center for Astrophysics
University of Notre Dame
http://www.nd.edu/~astro/MWRM18/index.html
Sven’s abstract on page 13 of the following link:
http://www.nd.edu/~astro/MWRM18/Scientific%20Program.pdf
To be presented at the American Physical Society in Denver on May 4,
2009 See:
http://meetings.aps.org/Meeting/APR09/SessionIndex2/?SessionEvent
ID=104476
Charles Sven
Discoverer of the Center of the Universe
Author: The 21st Century's All New Cosmology
@ http://www.AllNewUniverse.com
original version - November 1, 2008