the shell of an atom is either 1 of 2 things, either its a Field of some kind of energy generated by the "mechanical processes of the atoms inner function bringing up a few questions itself, like if its a "device" of some sort using the force of gravity to generate energy in some kind of matter machine, than what else can it make?.
or the other is that the same proses is taking place only instead of generating a Field it is more like an incandescent bulb producing smaller than theorized particles, also bringing up more questions, like do they exits in an even more complex atom-macine-like process producing even smaller particles, etc....
PS: to every science geek or otherwise, a 2 dimensional vibrating "string" is absurd LOL { even in m-theory }, would it not be 3 dimensional . replies welcome.
the shell of an atom
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Mwuhaha
Re: the shell of an atom
I choose to look at atoms like our solar system. Abunch of planets held together by the gravity of our son. There is nothing else they can do other than to join others in the universe. Just think in a tiny atom in your hand could be a planet just like earth.
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AdmiralAcid
Re: the shell of an atom
Quote from: Ghaleon on May 05, 2009, 05:06:55 PMI'm waiting for a link to magically appear in his signature
we've banned magic here on FHQ.
quantum is a buddy of mine...
we've banned magic here on FHQ.
quantum is a buddy of mine...
Re: the shell of an atom
Quote from: i am quantum on May 05, 2009, 01:58:54 PM
PS: to every science geek or otherwise, a 2 dimensional vibrating "string" is absurd LOL { even in m-theory }, would it not be 3 dimensional . replies welcome.
I'm not sure if your talking about string theory or gluons. If your talking about string theory then the string idea has been disproven because they have discovered that it isn't actually a string but more like a drum, which makes sense if your talking about energy being manipulated by vibrational frequency which is just another way of saying sound.
If your talking about gluons then yes I would imagine that they are three dimensional however considering QP keeps coming up with things that don't make sense and yet still exist, who knows. Maybe somehow it is two dimensional.
PS: to every science geek or otherwise, a 2 dimensional vibrating "string" is absurd LOL { even in m-theory }, would it not be 3 dimensional . replies welcome.
I'm not sure if your talking about string theory or gluons. If your talking about string theory then the string idea has been disproven because they have discovered that it isn't actually a string but more like a drum, which makes sense if your talking about energy being manipulated by vibrational frequency which is just another way of saying sound.
If your talking about gluons then yes I would imagine that they are three dimensional however considering QP keeps coming up with things that don't make sense and yet still exist, who knows. Maybe somehow it is two dimensional.
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Ghaleon
Re: the shell of an atom
Quote from: AdmiralAcid on May 06, 2009, 01:16:49 PMQuote from: Ghaleon on May 05, 2009, 05:06:55 PMI'm waiting for a link to magically appear in his signature
we've banned magic here on FHQ.
quantum is a buddy of mine...
Thx for the quick response. PS do you read your PM's?
we've banned magic here on FHQ.
quantum is a buddy of mine...
Thx for the quick response. PS do you read your PM's?
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Re: the shell of an atom
the theory of string or m is not the point of the thread, it is the actual "shell" of the atom, namely its material, perpose and most importantly its actual inherent properties.
is it physical or more on the side of metaphysical, and the side idea of theory only brings up the imagination in the underlying properties that make up the shell, and i will reiterate - it would either be energy or smaller particles that make the "sphere" of the atoms outer edge.
is it physical or more on the side of metaphysical, and the side idea of theory only brings up the imagination in the underlying properties that make up the shell, and i will reiterate - it would either be energy or smaller particles that make the "sphere" of the atoms outer edge.
Re: the shell of an atom
Quote from: i am quantum on May 10, 2009, 09:51:26 AMthe theory of string or m is not the point of the thread, it is the actual "shell" of the atom, namely its material, perpose and most importantly its actual inherent properties.
is it physical or more on the side of metaphysical, and the side idea of theory only brings up the imagination in the underlying properties that make up the shell, and i will reiterate - it would either be energy or smaller particles that make the "sphere" of the atoms outer edge.
Energy manipulated by frequency as I understand it.
is it physical or more on the side of metaphysical, and the side idea of theory only brings up the imagination in the underlying properties that make up the shell, and i will reiterate - it would either be energy or smaller particles that make the "sphere" of the atoms outer edge.
Energy manipulated by frequency as I understand it.
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Re: the shell of an atom
i just had an Epiphany, it looks as if the electron is orbiting the nucleus of the atom at just the right distance, and it looks in my { opinion } that the act of rotation almost resembles a type of machine { in its most BASIC description mind you } the electron orbiting around the nucleus at just the right distance to not be thrown away or pulled in a state of rotational entropy. .