excitation

[AntonioLao]

The process of radioactivity emits both alpha (a) and beta (b) particles from the radioactive nuclei. These emissions, however, could not completely calm the nuclei. Therefore, the nuclei remain in states of excitation. The subsequent emissions of gamma (g) radiation do return some nuclei back to the ground state of zero-point energies. These imply the sequential steps of emission as a-b-g and not a-g-b nor b-a-g nor b-g-a nor g-a-b nor g-b-a. The first has a probability almost unity. The others remain unknown to experimental verifications. However, these indicate that the process of de-excitation is an exponential decay of mass reduction or pure energy production toward a non-interactive vacuum by ignoring its quantum fluctuations.

[mkirkpatrick]

Interesting topic, and thread starter Antonio,radiation, and excitation, as we human beings, who natually give of radiation,progress, and say practise mental disciplines likeYoga, and meditation, we by nature of focussed intent, cause excitement within our atomic makeup. Which causes a greater and more intense output of radiation!

kind regards michael.

[AntonioLao]

Unfortunately, each instant we radiate we lose valuable energy.

[Guille]

Unfortunately, each instant we radiate we lose valuable energy.

Imagine a world with maximum efficiency. A world in which no human does anything which does't serve positive creation for the totalities it belongs to. That system dstroys the individual. But the individual is always indivisible. Either we are someone or no one.

[Mr. Nobody]

Maximum efficiency leaves no room for improvement, and "improvement or adaptation" is what evolution is all about to separate ordered matter from the surrounding disorder

[mkirkpatrick]

Imagine a world with maximum efficiency. A world in which no human does anything which does't serve positive creation for the totalities it belongs to. That system dstroys the individual. But the individual is always indivisible. Either we are someone or no one.

What a nightmare to behold! No margin for error?

regards michael.

[Guille]

What a nightmare to behold! No margin for error?

regards michael.

No margin for error, or for will, or for liberty. I wonder what takes a civilization (Or an empire) to decandence, the overload of disidents or the absence of individual actions? Could it be that those two reasons are the same thing in origin? I think so.

[mkirkpatrick]

No margin for error, or for will, or for liberty. I wonder what takes a civilization (Or an empire) to decandence, the overload of disidents or the absence of individual actions? Could it be that those two reasons are the same thing in origin? I think so.

Let us dearly hope my friend,that you and I,and all of humanity will never
see such a monsterous place!
regards michael.

[AntonioLao]

sequential chains of event is what a radioactive process proceed that is more probable for a-b-g than for any other sequences of radioactive events.

[mkirkpatrick]

sequential chains of event is what a radioactive process proceed that is more probable for a-b-g than for any other sequences of radioactive events.

Imagine what a vast amount of radioactive energy would be given off
by an individual who managed to sustain the condition of pure bliss,after
years of mental and emotional training?

kind regards michael.