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… When electrons move at great enough speed and collide with atoms of gas such as oxygen, nitrogen, neon and others, orbital electrons in the atomic structure of the gas can take on energy and become … energetic particles flow from the sun and collide with gas atoms on the earth's atmosphere giving off light known to …

… reproduces nature's perpetual motion existing in every atom. The proof of this is the permanent magnet which … that quantum mechanics demands perpetual motion of every atomic constituent. Otherwise, we could locate a particle to … so-called 'perpetual motion' is just random fluctuations of atoms, etc. which could never be put to work." Well, we have …

… We are learning more about the micro-structure of the atom and developing new particle, field and wave theories. … If a set of equations can be developed to correlate atomic micro-structure with the macro-structure of the …

… for several centuries. This situation favored the rise of atomic theory. This change in scientific paradigm requires a … made from a condensation of this ether. In this worldview atoms and electrons did not exist as scientific realities. Toward the end of the last century the atomic picture of the world emerged in steps. Solid bodies …

… and even hand gun versions of the machines now used for atom smashing. They would fire elemental sub-atomic particles like bullets from a super machinegun. The …

… currents, to hold that all space is pervaded with free atoms, rather than to assume that it is devoid of these. ... … or phosphorescence, involve the presence of free atoms and would be impossible without these.13 Tesla's talk …

… An infinitesimal world, with the molecules and their atoms spinning and moving in orbits, in much the same manner … and Bohr (with their solar-system description of the atom with electrons orbiting the nucleus) and as Einstein's …