¶ Stars: implosive Forces of the Stars
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Stars: implosive Forces of the Stars:
"Now, in the most recent inventory of what we’re learning about our physical Universe in a comprehensive manner, usually on the part of the astrophysicists having discovered the isotopes of the different chemical elements and discovering a pattern of relative abundance of those chemical elements, and discovering then that the behavior of the chemical elements is to work from the high number elements down towards the low number. The fact that we do have high numbers such as uranium means there must be some part of the Universe where high number chemical elements are compounded, where they come together. Whereas, in their presence on Earth, they tend to be coming apart, they tend to be working towards the lower number.
“So there’s the working assumption that in the implosive forces of the stars we may be developing the high number chemical elements. But the astrophysicist says that no matter how far things come apart, they never come further apart fundamentally than proton and neutron which always and only coexist.”
¶ Citations
- RBF at S.U.S., U.Mass., Amherst 22 July '71, p. 20
