gravity and atoms

Ariel

Bottom point: atoms are so small that gravity is not the force that clusters them together. Gravity starts becoming influential untill enough atoms join into multiple molecules. I'm just going to tell you what clusters them and not ask (so what does clustre them?) because it's pointless to do so. The answer: no one knows. It's called the universal theory and every one is trying to figure it out. They know it has somthing to do with radiation that bonds them together. have you ever notice that when you get to drops of water real close together that they seam to move closer and join? ( i really don't know if that has anything to do with it). Have you ever thought of why the atoms that make up your body just fly apart? well it's this fenomonan that keeps it from hapining. Did you know everyhting is radeoactive to some degrey? just not enough to kill you.

sdhobbs

Chuckles, yes I did as I did study under a Dr of Nuclear physics and have had some radiation (not lethal) myself from a weak source in the lab.

Sci-fi corner. Each small particle of radiation is the "life" force of another life form we have wiped from the planet and the particles from hiroshima and nakasaki were the souls of all those lives extinquished compressed into infinitly smaller universes reliving their whole lives once more. As each life is different so too are the lengths that the particles last. (chuckles. )

Seriously, yes I did, but it is possibly the fact that 90% of an atom is made up by nothing at all (vaccum) and their energy is yet a more compressed form of the same spin-mass ratio type effect and the speed of the particles spin is that much faster.

Einstein put a limit on this speed as the speed of light as this was the resonant theory of the electrons spinning or something.

Did you know?

You can get more benefit from singing a harmony to an atom than by smashing it to bits with another particle.

Microwaves resonate the energy in the Hydrogen-oxygen bonds of water (and possibly all particles) and so they amplify giving of heat, or so I was taught anyway.

A wave is just an echo of a particles motion with time. As time progresses it always slows down except in a complete vaccuum on its own.

As matter could be infinitely combined particles and sub-particles each will interact weakly at some point with every other particle and so as time progresses if this were the case all matter will collapse in on itself, however I doubt I will be around to see it.

gravity and atoms

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