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Ivan:
I have a book bought several years ago, titled Parallel Universes, by Fred Alan Wolf a theoretical physicist. In this book, Wolf presents a theory about the electrons in an atom and how many physicist were then thinking about how they ACTUALLY exist. According to that idea, the individual electrons do not orbit the nucleus, but are statically located and "pop" from this dimension to another and BACK again. To illustrate, he said imagine a hollow ball, with the nucleus at the center and the electrons on the ball's cover, blinking on and off (in and out of this dimension). When I read that, it made a lot more sense to me than those electrons orbiting about the atoms' centers. After all, if they orbited, why didn't those orbits ever decay??
That brings us to the extraordinary power of splitting the atom. I visualized how those "excesses" of atoms bouncing off of each other and ripping each other from their orbits SHOULDN'T produce that kind of power, BUT, if disrupting the electrons' rhythm of "popping" from this dimension to another could open up a "leak" in the fabric separating the various dimensions and allow an unknown energy that separates the different dimensions, to burst into our existence, producing those enormous explosions. Then, the very power of those energy transfers could actually RESEAL the leaks. Similar to a self-sealing tire closes up a puncture hole. That "self sealing" function is what kept the first atom bomb from destroying this universe.
Welllll, that's ONE possibility.
I have a book bought several years ago, titled Parallel Universes, by Fred Alan Wolf a theoretical physicist. In this book, Wolf presents a theory about the electrons in an atom and how many physicist were then thinking about how they ACTUALLY exist. According to that idea, the individual electrons do not orbit the nucleus, but are statically located and "pop" from this dimension to another and BACK again. To illustrate, he said imagine a hollow ball, with the nucleus at the center and the electrons on the ball's cover, blinking on and off (in and out of this dimension). When I read that, it made a lot more sense to me than those electrons orbiting about the atoms' centers. After all, if they orbited, why didn't those orbits ever decay??
That brings us to the extraordinary power of splitting the atom. I visualized how those "excesses" of atoms bouncing off of each other and ripping each other from their orbits SHOULDN'T produce that kind of power, BUT, if disrupting the electrons' rhythm of "popping" from this dimension to another could open up a "leak" in the fabric separating the various dimensions and allow an unknown energy that separates the different dimensions, to burst into our existence, producing those enormous explosions. Then, the very power of those energy transfers could actually RESEAL the leaks. Similar to a self-sealing tire closes up a puncture hole. That "self sealing" function is what kept the first atom bomb from destroying this universe.
Welllll, that's ONE possibility.