> If I tell you that two protons do not repel each other, would you think
> that I am a lunatic? I told this in sci.physics.relativity, and the first
> answers were that there should be millions of proofs against it. I
> answered that I need only one. After a few days it became evident that there
> is no research result against it (I had offered a reward of 1000 US dollars,
why? Where is He-2?
Henry Haapalainen - 06 Oct 2006 22:33 GMT
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>> If I tell you that two protons do not repel each other, would you think
>> that I am a lunatic? I told this in sci.physics.relativity, and the first
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> why? Where is He-2?
My English is not good, please explain your question more clearly.
Henry Haapalainen
Autymn D. C. - 07 Oct 2006 06:17 GMT
> "Autymn D. C." <lysdexia@sbcglobal.net> kirjoitti
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> My English is not good, please explain your question more clearly.
That's not English; it's International. He-2 is helium-2.
> If I tell you that two protons do not repel each other, would you think
> that I am a lunatic? I told this in sci.physics.relativity, and the first
> answers were that there should be millions of proofs against it. I
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you are partially right
it is not **in all circumstances that two Protons repell each other!!
if it is just two of them they will repell
but.....
if they are a part of some nuclei
**they will not repell**
see some examples in my site:
http://www,geocities.com/porat_y/mypage.html
if you want me to pin point examples there i will do it
and i can even suggest some explanations why it is so ...
ATB
Y.Porat
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> answered that I need only one. After a few days it became evident that there
> is no research result against it (I had offered a reward of 1000 US dollars,
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> Henry Haapalainen
Henry Haapalainen - 06 Oct 2006 22:34 GMT
Y Porat, your page could not be opened. HH
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>> If I tell you that two protons do not repel each other, would you think
>> that I am a lunatic? I told this in sci.physics.relativity, and the first
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>> Henry Haapalainen
Y.Porat - 07 Oct 2006 07:54 GMT
> Y Porat, your page could not be opened. HH
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> >> Henry Haapalainen
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i wondr why
i write it from memory so may be a tiny typing slip
so let me try it again:
http://www.geocities.com/porat_y/mypage.html
please note
thke there the example of Iron nuc.
i preented it in two ways
1 the shoetened planar encryption
and beside it the easyer to the untrained people about 3d structures
in an isometric way that anyone can read and understand
the Protons ther are marked as while 'elipses'
and the Neutrons are markes as 'black ones'
npw the Alpha particle is marles as sort of a cross (planar for
simplicity while actually
it is a tetraheder of neotron neutyron and proton proton all of them
commected
in a 'point'
the edge protons at eh edge (in cases they are there) are connected
to
to an existing inner Alpha particle
so it is actually a connection of a proton
and a proton that belongs as well to a prpton of an Alpha particle
sounds complicated in words
but in a picture it is muchsimpler to understand and remember
9youremember much better pictures rather than words
ATB
Y.Porat
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