… electrical oscillations, which set the molecules and atoms of the inclosed rarefied gases into violent commotion, …

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… that such massless, charged particles could penetrate atomic sub-structures without impedance, and could release a form of electron energy without disrupting the atomic structure as we now do in fission and fusion …
… for several centuries. This situation favored the rise of atomic theory. This change in the scientific paradigm …
… Brown et.al. Vershoyle Seike Hooper (Kowsky & Frost) SUB-ATOMIC (INHERENT IN MATTER) Figure 8. A more profound set of …
… varying degrees of vibration. From corpuscle and electron, atom and molecule, to worlds and universes, everything is in …
… phenomenon as it relates to the interaction of photons with atoms. Older antenna engineering texts refer to the large …
… of system self-organization. The vacuum polarization of atomic nuclei might allow their synchronous motion to …
… in developing a fraction of those potentials for their atom-smashing and x-ray experiments. Long before the days of …
… currents of electricity to contain electrically charged atoms. Such liquids he called electrolytes. When a …
… Utah was a military aircraft hanger (where the first atomic bomb used in an act of aggression was assembled for …