The visible world consists of electronic lattices composed
of orbitrons, spinons and holons. An
orbitron is a particle with an angular momentum quantum number. In one form, its oscillations may give rise to
neutrinos. A holon is usually defined as
synonym for chargon, but is sometimes defined as its antiparticle. A holon is a charged boson. A spinon is neutral, charge ½ fermion. Spinons can bind together with an elastic
force in a pair called a magnon. A holon and a spinon can also bind together. By
changing the surface energy of the lattices, you change the way they interact. For
example, by lowering the surface energy of graphene oxide membrane you can make
it super hydrophilic and change the color. The collective behavior of charged particles
confined within a two dimensional lattice gives rise to photons at the
edges. How many more dimensions are
needed to produce gravity?
Today it possible to create allotropes of elements and compounds
held together by electronic lattices that where declared to be impossible in the
last century. Look at the solid allotropes
of Xenon and hydrogen. Who would have
dreamed living in a world with everything from Fermi degenerate plasmas of
electrons or hydrogen ions to chiral A-A layering of graphene? Everything is now possible. Earth could be made into a paradise for
everyone with just some graphene oxide, but who would believe?
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