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Dirac's 2cm/year Moon recession, due to neutrino coalescence in
Well if a new reader catches me in this book at this moment in time
is going to have difficulty in understanding. So let me summarize. Dirac in his book Directions in Physics 1978 came to the point where the mathematics of the universe yields a new-radioactivity. Of course, Dirac never had an Atom Totality theory to form a foundation for that new-radioactivity as coming from the nucleus of the Atom Totality. But according to the math and numbers and Large Numbers Hypothesis, Dirac was able to speculate a new-radioactivity and which could be tested on the Moon as to whether it recedes or not recedes. The calculation Dirac made was 2cm/year for a Moon recession in order for multiplicative creation to be true and for a new theory of how Solar Systems and galaxies are formed-- new radioactivities. In the 1990s it was confirmed via a laser that the Moon is receding from Earth at 2cm/year. But that finding along with Dirac's book have been ignored in physics and astronomy. What I am after in this book is details of Multiplicative Creation. I have three candidates: (1) Cosmic Rays such as protons or hydrogen and helium atoms (2) Cosmic Gamma Ray Bursts: such as the recent burst that is the energy of 9,000 supernova combined (3) Neutrinos In the 2nd edition of this Atom Totality book I gave a working analogy of the output of 1/6 of the flow of the Amazon River. That if we had a 1/6 Amazon and given 5 billion years we would have a analogous planet Earth from that amount of flow. So here I am trying to find out what that "flow" is that creates Earth and planets and stars from new-radioactivities. I suspect the best candidate is neutrinos, and since they are so abundant that they are the most likely and plausible candidate. Also, in the Atom Totality, gravity is the positron Space that surrounds ordinary matter which is in the electron-space. So gravity is positron-space and matter is electron-space. So here we have a chance of reconciling how neutrinos would coalesce, in that if you had a large number of neutrinos in a given ordinary-matter, that the mechanism that would convert neutrinos into their rest mass is available. Archimedes Plutonium www.iw.net/~a_plutonium whole entire Universe is just one big atom where dots of the electron-dot-cloud are galaxies |
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neutrinos as the main particle that forms Solar Systems #78 ;3rd
On Jul 19, 1:47*pm, Archimedes Plutonium
wrote: Well if a new reader catches me in this book at this moment in time is going to have difficulty in understanding. So let me summarize. Dirac in his book Directions in Physics 1978 came to the point where the mathematics of the universe yields a new-radioactivity. Of course, Dirac never had an Atom Totality theory to form a foundation for that new-radioactivity as coming from the nucleus of the Atom Totality. But according to the math and numbers and Large Numbers Hypothesis, Dirac was able to speculate a new-radioactivity and which could be tested on the Moon as to whether it recedes or not recedes. The calculation Dirac made was 2cm/year for a Moon recession in order for multiplicative creation to be true and for a new theory of how Solar Systems and galaxies are formed-- new radioactivities. In the 1990s it was confirmed via a laser that the Moon is receding from Earth at 2cm/year. But that finding along with Dirac's book have been ignored in physics and astronomy. What I am after in this book is details of Multiplicative Creation. I have three candidates: (1) Cosmic Rays such as protons or hydrogen and helium atoms (2) Cosmic Gamma Ray Bursts: such as the recent burst that is the energy of 9,000 supernova combined (3) Neutrinos In the 2nd edition of this Atom Totality book I gave a working analogy of the output of 1/6 of the flow of the Amazon River. That if we had a 1/6 Amazon and given 5 billion years we would have a analogous planet Earth from that amount of flow. So here I am trying to find out what that "flow" is that creates Earth and planets and stars from new-radioactivities. I suspect the best candidate is neutrinos, and since they are so abundant that they are the most likely and plausible candidate. Also, in the Atom Totality, gravity is the positron Space that surrounds ordinary matter which is in the electron-space. So gravity is positron-space and matter is electron-space. So here we have a chance of reconciling how neutrinos would coalesce, in that if you had a large number of neutrinos in a given ordinary-matter, that the mechanism that would convert neutrinos into their rest mass is available. Now I know that neutrinos are leptonic matter and so it is hard to visualize how neutrinos would end up forming a hydroden atom. But if we visualize gravity as positron-space and we visualize ordinary matter as the matter of the electron-space of the Atom Totality, then when you have the two complimentary spaces that a positron-neutrino would join with a electron-neutrino and the rest mass in this conjoinment ending up to be hadron matter. Now that may seem like a far leap. But since I am confident that Dirac is correct in his new-radioactivities, that if we apply a Occam's Razor to the reasoning here, the most simple pure and simple mechanism of getting a Multiplicative Creation is for neutrinos to coalesce inside of present existing matter. And the easiest way is what I just described. Archimedes Plutonium www.iw.net/~a_plutonium whole entire Universe is just one big atom where dots of the electron-dot-cloud are galaxies |
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