¶ Mite as Model for Quark
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Mite as Model for Quark:
"Proofs must proceed from the whole to the particular, starting from the minimum something. All geometrical and numerical values derive from fractionation of the whole.
"The omnidirectional closest packing of spheres provides a model for the 92 chemical elements in a hierarchy independent of size in which the initial sphere represents the element Hydrogen with the atomic number 1, the second layer Magnesium with the atomic number 12, the third layer Molybdenum with the atomic number 42, and the fourth layer Uranium with the atomic number 92.
"The maximum limits of the rational cosmic hierarchy are the 120 similar and symmetrical triangles of the triacontrahedron. The minimum limits of the hierarchy are the Mites.
“The Mites are the minimum allspace-fillers of Universe. The Mites are the Quarks. The two A Quanta Modules and the one B Quanta Module of which the Mite is composited, model the three functions of the Quark.”
