I wanted to add something I came up with in my favorite thinking spot, the heliport on our boat at sunrise. I'm not there by choice mind you so I spend most of the time in my head.
I'd also like to beg the community at large, PLEASE somebody say something, I'll bee happy to here that I'm loonie but this is my first go at coming up with something and I've got no way to even pretend to test any of it so I was hoping some of you with say college and what not could either use it. Or help me understand where I got lost.
==Part Too==
I was reading several other treads and I came acrossed something the I just had to learn about.
Superfluid
In big letters and everything, and I knew that anything that has earned the "Super" prefix has to be way better the the original. I try to keep in mind that my source was Wikipedia so it my be BS, but this is what it says
"Superfluidity is a phase of matter or description of
heat capacity in which "unusual" effects are observed when
liquids, typically of
helium-4 or
hydrogen, overcome
friction by surface interaction when at a stage, known as "
lambda point", at which the liquid's
viscosity becomes
zero. Also known as a major facet in the study of
quantum hydrodynamics, it was discovered by
Pyotr Leonidovich Kapitsa,
John F. Allen, and
Don Misener in
1937 and has been described through
phenomenological and microscopic theories.
"
Now on the surface this seem it sounds like we have a fluid defying gravity. But I'm prepared to say that it is not. At first I considered that it could just be a magnetic reaction but as far as I'm concerned electrons repel, period. ANY other theory would cause them, on a macroscopic scale, to form a ball. no, to make an atom work you need both push and pull in the middle, and push on the outside.
Now wait you may say,we know magnets pull together, but I'll ask you. How much do you really know about lines of force? I know a fair bit and I know that the thing that comes out of the magnet is not a string of electrons.
But we know that gravity strength is both a factor of distance form it source and the density of its source. and I remember hear the words inverse square of the distance use to describe it's field strength.
Well this made me think of gasses in general. They all seem to fly. sure where told the bounce. but I think it's more then that. being less massive they have less to be pulled on or pull with. Therefor I will will say
The temperature required to transition between states is the combined function of the; A. the gravity emitted by the atom, a content for each type and B. the rotational speed of the orbiting elections.
The faster the electrons are moving when there atoms come together the hard the push away. SO! for the temperature to be the same for say all lead atoms the gravity emitted by the electrons has to be base on the part of the atom that is the same for all lead atoms.
I'm stopping here because it late but I have more to add. I did a little quick research and I reilive that if what I just said is true it the proton that make gravity and i will be changing my first post. Please leave your thoughts