sci.energy

On Sep 1, 10:32 am, Eric Gisse wrote:
> On Aug 31, 10:23 pm, " " < ...@ > wrote:
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> > On Aug 31, 7:54 am, Radium wrote:
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> > > On Aug 13, 10:02 pm, Sam Wormley wrote:
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> > > > Troll Radium wrote:
> > > > >>From a scientific point of view, what should I expect to see
> > > > You won't and any incoming thing with enough kinetic energy
> > > > to simply disassociate the charged particles into plasma will
> > > > kill you instantly. You'll not "see" a thing.
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> > > What if the supernatural force does not allow the charged particles to
> > > dissociate into plasma but just attacks the gluons in the neutrons of
> > > those air molecules?
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> > > Let's say the force protects the protons and electrons of the air
> > > molecules and prevents ionization while simply concentrating its power
> > > onto the neutrons' gluons, stretching those gluons apart and also not
> > > letting them recombine. The supernatural force allows the gluons to
> > > attempt to recombine but does not allow them to succeed in actually
> > > recombining.
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> > > Gluons want to stay attached to each other -- that is one reason you
> > > can have a beam of photons [ . a laser beam] but not a beam of
> > > gluons. If some mystical power has stretches them apart and does not
> > > let them recombine, its pretty interesting, just what might happen.
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> > > Gluons carry the strong force and the further you stretch them apart
> > > from each other, the more they attempt to move towards each other.
> > > What if these gluons are stretched so much that they "snap"?
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> > have you ever heared about the 'Circlon ??'
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