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Author: SannySanny Date: Apr 18, 2008 04:50
When we look through lenses we see Cells.
And we further expand we see the Molecules.
Molecules are just a combination of Atoms. These Attoms form ionic or
covalent Bonds and form the basis of Molecules.
Nowe we futher go down we see Small Electrons revolving arround a
Nuclie again a Bond of Electric Field.
We further go down we see Nucleus where Protons & Nutrons are
revolving arround with Nuclear Bond.
Now I start looking Big things.
I see moon and earth. Moon & Earth revolve due to Gravitational
forces.
Just expand a Bit, I see Out Planets revolving arround the Sun in
fixrd Orbits.
I expand More I see our Galexy with Millions/Billions of stars
revolving arround a Center.
So Either we Expand and see Big Things Or see Small things I find same
thing happening.
There are a few particals revolving arround onother. And Morming a
Closed Circle.
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Author: Sir FrederickSir Frederick Date: Apr 18, 2008 06:46
Is it a "religious experience" yet?
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Author: Uncle AlUncle Al Date: Apr 18, 2008 08:24
Sanny wrote:
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> When we look through lenses we see Cells.
Hey stooopid - Caulerpa taxifolia is a single-celled organism thaat
weighs several pounds. How small a lens do you need to see it?
> And we further expand we see the Molecules.
Do you now? How do you "see" a 10 nm object with 500 nm light?
> Molecules are just a combination of Atoms. These Attoms form ionic or
> covalent Bonds and form the basis of Molecules.
Ever see a skyscraper? There are no molecules in a steel I-beam.
Ditto a grain of salt or a pane of glass. A molecule of bulvalene in
vacuum has no static bonding structure. Z-trimethylsilyl enol ethers
of 1,3-diketones are also fluxional.
You know nothing outside a high school textbook, if that. Look around
you. How utterly stupid are your confreres and the dysfunctional
bitch at the front of the classroom?
> Nowe we futher go down we see Small Electrons revolving arround a
> Nuclie again a Bond of Electric Field.
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Author: dlzcdlzc Date: Apr 18, 2008 09:26
Dear Sanny:
On Apr 18, 4:50 am, Sanny hotmail.com> wrote:> When we look through lenses we see Cells.
>
> And we further expand we see the Molecules.
>
> Molecules are just a combination of Atoms. These
> Attoms form ionic or covalent Bonds and form the
> basis of Molecules.
>
> Nowe we futher go down we see Small Electrons
> revolving arround a Nuclie again a Bond of
> Electric Field.
No, we don't. They don't "revolve" or "orbit", because they'd produce
a magnetic field.
> We further go down we see Nucleus where Protons
> & Nutrons are revolving arround with Nuclear
> Bond.
No revolving. Same reason.
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Author: SannySanny Date: Apr 18, 2008 11:03
On Apr 18, 9:26 pm, dlzc cox.net> wrote:> Dear Sanny:
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> On Apr 18, 4:50 am, Sanny hotmail.com> wrote:
>>> When we look through lenses we see Cells.
>
>> And we further expand we see the Molecules.
>
>> Molecules are just a combination of Atoms. These
>> Attoms form ionic or covalent Bonds and form the
>> basis of Molecules.
>
>> Nowe we futher go down we see Small Electrons
>> revolving arround a Nuclie again a Bond of
>> Electric Field.
>
> No, we don't. They don't "revolve" or "orbit", because they'd produce
> a magnetic field.
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Author: Randy PoeRandy Poe Date: Apr 18, 2008 11:33
On Apr 18, 2:03 pm, Sanny hotmail.com> wrote:> On Apr 18, 9:26 pm, dlzc cox.net> wrote:
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>>> Dear Sanny:
>
>> On Apr 18, 4:50 am, Sanny hotmail.com> wrote:>
>>> When we look through lenses we see Cells.
>
>>> And we further expand we see the Molecules.
>
>>> Molecules are just a combination of Atoms. These
>>> Attoms form ionic or covalent Bonds and form the
>>> basis of Molecules.
>
>>> Nowe we futher go down we see Small Electrons
>>> revolving arround a Nuclie again a Bond of
>>> Electric Field. ...
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Author: J JonesJ Jones Date: Apr 18, 2008 11:44
Sanny wrote:
> When we look through lenses we see Cells.
>
> And we further expand we see the Molecules.
>
> Molecules are just a combination of Atoms. These Attoms form ionic or
> covalent Bonds and form the basis of Molecules.
>
> Nowe we futher go down we see Small Electrons revolving arround a
> Nuclie again a Bond of Electric Field.
>
> We further go down we see Nucleus where Protons & Nutrons are
> revolving arround with Nuclear Bond.
>
> Now I start looking Big things.
>
> I see moon and earth. Moon & Earth revolve due to Gravitational
> forces.
>
> Just expand a Bit, I see Out Planets revolving arround the Sun in ...
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Author: IgorIgor Date: Apr 18, 2008 12:30
On Apr 18, 7:50 am, Sanny hotmail.com> wrote:> When we look through lenses we see Cells.
>
> And we further expand we see the Molecules.
>
> Molecules are just a combination of Atoms. These Attoms form ionic or
> covalent Bonds and form the basis of Molecules.
>
> Nowe we futher go down we see Small Electrons revolving arround a
> Nuclie again a Bond of Electric Field.
>
> We further go down we see Nucleus where Protons & Nutrons are
> revolving arround with Nuclear Bond.
>
> Now I start looking Big things.
>
> I see moon and earth. Moon & Earth revolve due to Gravitational
> forces.
>
> Just expand a Bit, I see Out Planets revolving arround the Sun in ...
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Author: OdysseusOdysseus Date: Apr 19, 2008 15:32
In article
z24g2000prf.googlegroups.com>,
Sanny hotmail.com> wrote:
> Electron revolve arround Nuclie Have you read "Ruther Ford Experiment"
>
> There are energy Levels for each Orbit Just like Earth/ Jupiter and
> other planets revolve arround sun in their fized orbits.
You're probably thinking of the Bohr model of the atom, first proposed
about a century ago, which does superficially resemble a tiny planetary
system. Although this model represents an important stage in the
development of quantum theory, it was superseded decades ago (ca. 1930)
by wave mechanics, which depicts bound electrons as occupying
"orbitals", three-dimensional 'probability clouds' surrounding the
nucleus.
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Author: johnjohn Date: Apr 19, 2008 16:35
On Apr 18, 10:26 am, dlzc cox.net> wrote:> Dear Sanny:
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> On Apr 18, 4:50 am, Sanny hotmail.com> wrote:
>>> When we look through lenses we see Cells.
>
>> And we further expand we see the Molecules.
>
>> Molecules are just a combination of Atoms. These
>> Attoms form ionic or covalent Bonds and form the
>> basis of Molecules.
>
>> Nowe we futher go down we see Small Electrons
>> revolving arround a Nuclie again a Bond of
>> Electric Field.
>
> No, we don't. They don't "revolve" or "orbit", because they'd produce
> a magnetic field.
> ...
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