Ira M. Freeman helps understand [at least arouse curiosity] about the intelligence generated in a single molecule and explains the tendency of atoms to selectively attach or bind into a mutually beneficial matrix. The author mentions one of the most basic attempts to explain atoms and their particles to those who may least know the origins of life and identifiable phenomena. For those who want to briefly introduce the material and operability of atoms and the intelligence generated in a single molecule, this book is suitable for young people and the elderly as well as those who have a constant focus on physics or metaphysics. There is no atom, and even religion cannot exist.
When we extend the hypothesis, atomic intelligence can maximize the imagination; in the process of mastering the guess, we believe that the possibility of taking intelligence on anything that tends to improve can be manifested through attraction, decision or interest intention. change. In order to collect some sense of size and material in a freely rotating single atom, Freeman suggested, "from
... at the end of this sentence [when printing] requires about 300 million carbon atoms to create periodic ink - and the entire molecule is replenished, regardless of its perceived state, not - constantly - continuously moving - never stationary - The average speed is approximately 1,700 feet per second. Molecules in the air hit about 5 billion other molecules per secondfrom
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In the chemical and biological review of matter, Freeman explains how atoms produce energy and energy that cause elemental atoms to behave differently. About 100 elements have been found, or some elements have been given. What's important is that each element is made up of its own unique atomic structure, with specific protons, neutrons, and electronic components - even more difficult to define components. Regardless of the appearance of the atom, although in water, trees, humans or copper wires, atoms mainly include space. Its nucleus only accounts for 1/10000 of the total volume of the atom. Around the periphery of the atom [the energy shell [the original]] is the electron orbit [a quantum concept that contains the potential orbit around each atom. We can also consider: an electron that accelerates around the hydrogen single proton core, weighing only 1/ The 1836th is as much as its core track.
Instead, Freeman explains the appearance of perceptible atomic mass. In our world, elemental atoms include all forms of solids, liquids and gases [iron becomes a gas at 10000°]. A mixture of elements [substances] is called a compound. Moreover, the composite mixture produces energy! Light provides energy. Energy changes are important! Material creates energy! E = mc2 proves in the experiment and in the following statement: In essence: relativity adds something new; therefore, matter can become energy and energy becomes matter. By changing the orbit, electrons directly or indirectly create all possible conveniences, tools or devices from the quantum or proton-neutron-inducing energy shell inside the proton [original].
It's great to simplify life itself! Without the tendency to guide our evolution, we may still open up the meteorite tools and arrows, sparking in the process but never realizing the great potential of particles flying out of the worn rocks; because these are energy particles - This can easily fuel human cells. An unwritten law controls atomic combinations into compounds, evolves into substrates, enters advanced substrates, enters supersubstrates, then enters, and finally enters ADP and ATP work in cell construction and maintenance. But this is advanced, not part of Freeman's brief introduction. We use cell orientation only to illustrate the importance of atoms to human welfare and development. Computer programs and memories are just atomic particles waiting to be shaken. very exciting!
In Freeman's brief description, he commented on how Man first learned to use fire, make tools, instill metaphysics, harness the power of steam, and later electricity. Today, he stood at the door of a new era - the atomic age. We can only imagine things.
In addition to this short study of physics, you are invited to learn more, enter more physics, and enter metaphysics. This is another fascinating study that is full of surprises in the physical world. Find out why '10th century' is the least understood, but the most important contribution to the Bible's eschatology. Physics and metaphysics are related because they are all studying our relationship with the invisible world.
Orignal From: Ira M Freeman's book criticizes everything about the atom
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