GreatScott1 Posted March 15, 2019 Posted March 15, 2019 Chain fusion then chain fission repeat 1 Hydrogen > Uranium 2 Uranium > Hydrogen 3 repeat simplest formula of cyclical chain nuclear fusion/fission reaction This is the element modifying formula This will change the world Theoretical will become practical with radioactive protection that will be developed sooner, or later, or never, and this will make humans create, modify or destroy elements (material) as they feel like. Element creating/modifying vending machines or for homes use to create periodic table elements (discovered and undiscovered) there are possibly 1000s of undiscovered periodic elements that is human made so incomplete aliens have bigger periodic tables with 1000s of elements These will also be terraforming, atmosphere forming machines (xxxl industrial) add to them lab made extremely fast evolving single cell organisms that evolve billion times quicker than normal evolution u create and destroy planets with life on them at will u create universes or destroy them u can create lab made plants, fruits, vegetables. this may change the world or its absolutely nothing Chain fission Chain fusion Chain fission (many fission processes) Heavy element breaks down over and over until becomes hydrogen, helium or subatomic particles (keep going after that if possible) So that's like pattern in the night sky (tree constellation) there's another tree constellation that is upside down reverse V this chain fission is that probably universe giving us hints use this information for positive contributions only Fission 1: Uranium/Plut../etc becomes smaller elements f1 Fission 2: f1 becomes f2 Fission 3: f2 becomes f3 ... Fission z: fz becomes hydrogen/helium/smaller subatomic particle chain fission ^ are they doing this or not ? if not then start working then after that use these particles to chain fuse them back to uranium/plot/heavy elements Chain fission > chain fusion cyclical process same material used over and over if possible I think fusion requires energy instead of giving off energy it requires energy to fuse two elements Chain fusion is better (its theoretical) because it will require easily available material anywhere to start process of chain reaction CHEAPER sand particles could be used! Chain fusion Fusion 1: subatomic particle/hydrogen becomes f1 (helium) Fusion 2: f1(helium) becomes f2(bigger) Fusion 3: f2 becomes f3 ... Fusion z: fz becomes uranium/plu../ heavy element particle These cyclical chain nuclear reaction machines may also serve as terraforming machines in the future. Portable VSP (very small portable) CCNRMs - nano-pico sized as viruses but positive viruses VLI CCNRMs (very large industrial) - for terraforming theyll solve all problems as ppl find out their usage like create water atmosphere create heat for cold harsh environments away from the sun (pluto uranus nepture jupiter etc) by nuclear reactions of ofcourse create cold for hot environments by freezing (mercury venus) They'll find ways to protect from radioactivity (there will be a solution) colonize the solar system then move on self replicating automated follow nature's biology to copy it Thank u total recall (original) Chain fusion > Chain fission > Chain fusion > chain fusion > ... on and on or one fusion > one fission > one fusion process > one fission > on and on... Chain fusion to Chai fission then back a cyclical process seems more interesting pursuit. This way we might create universes! like start with subatomic make them hydrogen until uranium or heavier create elements in lab "we will be like gods" says lucifer/satan he was right He was right humans will become like gods Is this too much info before YHWH destroys mankind creates another matrix? we've been destroyed 6 times before each time we go too far god or creator of this matrix ends it wipes out our memory
Sensei Posted March 15, 2019 Posted March 15, 2019 (edited) ... you would have to surround the Sun and everything by Dyson Sphere, to disallow energy escape out of it, to be able to utilize it for much longer time than now.. e.g. fusion releases energy, energy is harvested, gathered and used to split existing heavier isotopes, to lighter isotopes and then to Hydrogen-1 or Deuterium, and basic fusion fuel bring back to the Sun, where it can again being used for fusion. Iron could be used to cool down the Sun to disallow going to red giant phase of star evolution. There are needed simulations of star, what will happen with star if some isotopes of heavier elements are bring to star. Edited March 15, 2019 by Sensei
Phi for All Posted March 15, 2019 Posted March 15, 2019 45 minutes ago, GreatScott1 said: "we will be like gods" says lucifer/satan he was right He was right humans will become like gods Is this too much info before YHWH destroys mankind creates another matrix? we've been destroyed 6 times before each time we go too far god or creator of this matrix ends it wipes out our memory ! Moderator Note If you're posting about a science topic, please leave your religion out of it. It's against the rules you agreed to when you joined.
Strange Posted March 15, 2019 Posted March 15, 2019 ! Moderator Note I have given this the benefit of the doubt and moved it to the Speculations forum. (There is so little of any credibility here, I think it belongs in Trash, but let's see what happens.) Please see the rules for this part of the forum; in particular the need to provide evidence for your claims. 56 minutes ago, GreatScott1 said: Element creating/modifying vending machines or for homes use to create periodic table elements (discovered and undiscovered) Why do you think this is possible? 56 minutes ago, GreatScott1 said: there are possibly 1000s of undiscovered periodic elements that is human made so incomplete aliens have bigger periodic tables with 1000s of elements No. We know that any elements above uranium are unstable. 57 minutes ago, GreatScott1 said: I think fusion requires energy instead of giving off energy Maybe you should find out, instead of guessing. The Sun, for example, generates its energy from nuclear fusion.
Sensei Posted March 15, 2019 Posted March 15, 2019 9 minutes ago, Strange said: No. We know that any elements above uranium are unstable. Uranium is unstable as well..
Strange Posted March 15, 2019 Posted March 15, 2019 19 minutes ago, Sensei said: Uranium is unstable as well.. True. (And many isotopes below uranium.) But I was really thinking of the "1000s of undiscovered periodic elements."
Sensei Posted March 15, 2019 Posted March 15, 2019 (edited) 26 minutes ago, Strange said: But I was really thinking of the "1000s of undiscovered periodic elements." There are exotic atoms https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exotic_atom They are unstable because their nuclei is made of unstable particles. Any charged particle, positively charged meson or baryon can have electron-cloud, or opposite charged particle cloud, around it.. so it is just a matter of discovering exceptionally long stable or absolutely stable particle, to replace normal protons role in ordinary atoms. It would open completely new exotic atoms chemistry.. Edited March 15, 2019 by Sensei
Strange Posted March 15, 2019 Posted March 15, 2019 21 minutes ago, Sensei said: There are exotic atoms https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exotic_atom It would be pretty exciting if any of those were stable enough to be useful...
GreatScott1 Posted March 17, 2019 Author Posted March 17, 2019 On 3/16/2019 at 12:12 AM, Sensei said: ... you would have to surround the Sun and everything by Dyson Sphere, to disallow energy escape out of it, to be able to utilize it for much longer time than now.. e.g. fusion releases energy, energy is harvested, gathered and used to split existing heavier isotopes, to lighter isotopes and then to Hydrogen-1 or Deuterium, and basic fusion fuel bring back to the Sun, where it can again being used for fusion. Iron could be used to cool down the Sun to disallow going to red giant phase of star evolution. There are needed simulations of star, what will happen with star if some isotopes of heavier elements are bring to star. Fusion is theoretically possible outside stellar evolution. If matter is sufficiently heated (hence being plasma), fusion reactions may occur due to collisions with extreme thermal kinetic energies of the particles. Inertial confinement fusion (ICF) is a method aimed at releasing fusion energy by heating and compressing a fuel target, typically a pellet containing deuterium and tritium. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fusor https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muon-catalyzed_fusion https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antimatter-catalyzed_nuclear_pulse_propulsion so on On 3/16/2019 at 12:36 AM, Sensei said: Uranium is unstable as well.. Unstable elements can theoretically (soon practically) be stabilized. For example, if we individually stabilize each layer of electrons surrounding the nucleus through strong inter-electron bonds or strong covalent bonds or find a method to make them stop emitting radioactive decaying material or we could apply filters to prevent out pour of radioactive flow. Wrap these materials around 'radioactive' ergo unstable element you'll get them stabilized i am sure. Fukushima disaster was preventable i am sure. Very rough drawings but you get the idea It's more than possible don't be negative people. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proton–proton_chain_reaction
Strange Posted March 17, 2019 Posted March 17, 2019 35 minutes ago, GreatScott1 said: Unstable elements can theoretically (soon practically) be stabilized. Citation needed.
swansont Posted March 17, 2019 Posted March 17, 2019 2 hours ago, GreatScott1 said: Unstable elements can theoretically (soon practically) be stabilized. For example, if we individually stabilize each layer of electrons surrounding the nucleus through strong inter-electron bonds or strong covalent bonds or find a method to make them stop emitting radioactive decaying material or we could apply filters to prevent out pour of radioactive flow. No, not so much. 2 hours ago, GreatScott1 said: Wrap these materials around 'radioactive' ergo unstable element you'll get them stabilized i am sure. No.
Sensei Posted March 17, 2019 Posted March 17, 2019 3 hours ago, GreatScott1 said: Unstable elements can theoretically (soon practically) be stabilized. For example, if we individually stabilize each layer of electrons surrounding the nucleus through strong inter-electron bonds or strong covalent bonds or find a method to make them stop emitting radioactive decaying material or we could apply filters to prevent out pour of radioactive flow. Unstable particles, unstable isotopes decay regardless of their electron-cloud. It's nucleus which is decaying. The one of a very few exceptions from it is electron-capture. Fully ionized nucleus cannot decay via electron-capture, as it has no electrons to capture..
Bufofrog Posted March 18, 2019 Posted March 18, 2019 On 3/15/2019 at 2:28 PM, GreatScott1 said: Chain fusion then chain fission repeat 1 Hydrogen > Uranium 2 Uranium > Hydrogen 3 repeat simplest formula of cyclical chain nuclear fusion/fission reaction This is the element modifying formula This will change the world Too bad it is impossible to even approach feasibility. -1
GreatScott1 Posted March 18, 2019 Author Posted March 18, 2019 8 hours ago, Sensei said: Unstable particles, unstable isotopes decay regardless of their electron-cloud. It's nucleus which is decaying. The one of a very few exceptions from it is electron-capture. Fully ionized nucleus cannot decay via electron-capture, as it has no electrons to capture.. So can these unstable elements their nuclei be fully ionized or some other method to stabilize them? Without electron movement they're useless? I think not.
Bufofrog Posted March 18, 2019 Posted March 18, 2019 1 hour ago, GreatScott1 said: So can these unstable elements their nuclei be fully ionized or some other method to stabilize them? No.
swansont Posted March 18, 2019 Posted March 18, 2019 3 hours ago, GreatScott1 said: So can these unstable elements their nuclei be fully ionized or some other method to stabilize them? Without electron movement they're useless? I think not. "Useless"? That characterization seems very odd. It's not the absence of electron movement, it's the absence of electrons, and only for this one type of decay. 1
GreatScott1 Posted March 19, 2019 Author Posted March 19, 2019 17 hours ago, swansont said: "Useless"? That characterization seems very odd. It's not the absence of electron movement, it's the absence of electrons, and only for this one type of decay. Thanks.
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