Frank

 

Point taken:  Other than bone-jarringly poor editing(stream of consciousness 
nearly 'autistic' focus of mine), the basic premise is that the classic atomic 
model(s) need
revision.  And the revision lends (I believe) a profoundly altered (and I see 
as 'accurate') perspective on chemical &/or nuclear reactions.  It's the 
'Proton is a Balanced Gray-Hole Micro-Singularity Model.'

 

The(my) revision is that (all)Protons are micro-singurities as creating a 
circulating flux electro-valent shell gradiated system.  Hydrogen's 
electro-valent shell= ONE QUANTUM ELECTRON and as QUANTUM-ELECTRON levels per 
added outer SHELL layers are added etc. the addition of 'Quantum electron 
electro-plasma' follows classic chemistry empiricle models.  But the notion of 
'electrons' as small globes of electro-plasma orbiting Protons is error.  The 
atomic system more resembles in microcosm our Planets Electro-magnetic-core 
flux flow circulating into the outer geo-magnetic-flux quasi-atmospheric 
'shell.'  

 

For simplicity sake, Hydrogen is just the easiest basic model to work with and 
so makes certain points that virtually 'all' inter-elemental-chemical reactions 
need 'first' to have the total-energy enviroment amplified electro-plasmically 
in which the Protons as singularities balanced gray-status systems become 
stimulated by 'quasi-catalytic' induction and become thereby DIALATED allowing 
the reaction(whether chemical &/or fusion) promoted by 'more'(much more a la' 
fusion) inflowing parallel-space-Aexoplasma from the center of the dialated 
Proton singularity centers.  Still word salad? Blame it on my incipient 
dislexia.~:-) Jack


Date: Mon, 10 May 2010 12:44:49 -0400
From: [email protected]
Subject: [Vo]:NASA: David Adair\'s \'Quasi-Fusion:\' ?Cold, Warm, Hot?
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Jack,
                I try to understand your posts and almost think I follow you 
for 2 or 3 paragraphs before it just turns into a word salad. You obviously 
have some
Insights but could you please dumb it down a little for those of us still 
trying to catch up with the pack.
Regards
Fran                                      
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