… primitive. He refused to accept the complex nature of the atom and for years denied Einstein’s theories. His problems …
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… "Zero-point fluctuations of the vacuum as the source of atomic stability and the gravitational interaction," … is accomplished by the separation of charges in the atom: negative charges outside, positive charges inside. …
… gamma-rays, and neutrons), together with their related atom and fission recoils; and the artificial analogs of such … and helium nuclei, as well as charged nuclei of higher atomic number and x-rays. Reference Allen, Augustine O.; The …
… to the absorption of a photon by an orbital electron in an atom, and the consequent re-emission of a photo by that atom. This single process, then--the photon/electron …
… true. An infinitesimal world, with the molecules and their atoms spinning and moving in orbits in much the same manner …
… of matter with electrified particles as in modern atom-smashers and, finally, the point electron microscope. …
… and operation of the cosmos. It shows that the immense atomic energy, thought to be due to rotary actions, does not …
… It is simply a force field situation which gathers atoms and holds them in a certain defined form which can be … such a space vehicle. This cloud "glows" because the atoms so gathered are in a powerful electro-magnetic field …
… toward the poles of the earth eventually colliding with gas atoms in those regions giving off visible light. This … allowing electrons to collide with the oxygen and nitrogen atoms of the air, and, gradually faded 4. Figure 3. One of …
… what effect altering the spin magnetic resonance of atomic nuclei would have on this energy and thus to a … in studies of molecular structure. Basically, paramagnetic atomic nuclei in a steady magnetic field will precess and …