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Originally Posted by humanbydefault That's the point in my views about the reason why is so disturbing for today's experimentalists to understand the complex and puzzling "electronic" reality in the atomic orbits. Those orbits where today physics arrange according to certain rules can't be determined automatically from "outside." Those orbits do follow a logical structure [a build up scale] but just because the internal structure of the nucleus also follows the same "ladder." If you read a book in the subject you'll find the absurd idea that whatever happens in the outermost orbits of the atom [where electrons spin] has nothing to do what the process inside the nucleus. That's wrong! It is precisely what happens outside the atom what reflects the changes [bonds and interactions] inside the nucleus at deeper levels of energy.
I called it REALITY and I think it fits perfectly. If reality is what we are able to measure [understanding measurements as intervention-collapsing-distorsion process] then we may conclude the fact that reality is borne inside deeper conexions between energy levels. Since it is a fact that in the quantum realm energy is QUANTIZED then there is no other way to explain the core of the atom but to admit that only specks of an energy we will never ever be able to see "in its naked state' is responsible for the standing wave pattern that make the harmonics. HUMANBYDEFAULT |
Sorry Dave, but I agree much more with HBD's, Christiaan Huygens, Milo Wolff's, Carver Meade's, Christopher Hawkings' and other physicists' real world quantum mechanical views.[by real world I mean true scientific experiments, evidence and uses, not theory] I do not agree with Richard Feynman's views, especially since he's the one responsible for renormalization hocus-pocus math, that has contributed most to quantum mechanics confusions. I do especially agree with this statement of HBD's;
::"Since it is a fact that in the quantum realm energy is QUANTIZED then there is no other way to explain the core of the atom but to admit that only specks of an energy we will never ever be able to see "in its naked state' is responsible for the standing wave pattern that make the harmonics. ":: We still have much macro study in this wave/particle area, to even begin to thoroughly understand the micro level of wave/particle mechanics. And Dave, I have studied physics, and its many fields of related mathematics, for over forty years, I just don't find much to accept as truth, as of this date, except the older classical physics, then some of that only with reservations.
"Physics; lot of theory, little truth." me
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