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Re: electrons shot into free neutrons Experiment to confirm that electrons initiate Neutron decay, not the proton Chapt15.39 Glossary #1159 New Physics #1279 ATOM TOTALITY 5th ed
Posted: Jan 18, 2013 6:53 AM

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Ouch: great science: linking to Wikipedia. Something else you can mooch of off, you clownish worthless baboon.

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> Now according to New Physics which is based solely on
> the Maxwell
> Equations being the axioms over all of physics, it is
> the electron or
> pre-electron that initiates the decay of the
> free-neutron. It does so
> because the electron comes from Hyperbolic geometry
> and once it is
> outside a atom nucleus, the hyperbolic geometry likes
> to roam or move
> away from a proton and that is what free neutron
> decay is all about--
> hyperbolic geometry roams away from the proton and
> its elliptic
> geometry.
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> So in this experiment, we are to discover whether the
> proton initiates
> or whether the electron initiates the free neutron
> into decay.
>
> Yesterday I spoke of shooting positrons into a flow
> of free neutrons
> and if the electron is the initiator, there would be
> far more positron
> electron annihilations than if the proton was the
> initiator.

Go FUCK yourself, ASSHOLE, you worthless baboon. You are functionally-illiterate ,a piece of trash of a person. No one will miss you , EVER.
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> Today I want to include shooting electrons into a
> flow of free
> neutrons. With the electrons, there is no
> annihilation, but if the
> proton was the initiator being bombarded by
> electrons, then there
> would be far more hydrogen atoms coming off the
> interaction than if
> the electron was the initiator.
>
> So in this experiment we bombard or shoot positrons
> at free neutrons
> and shoot electrons at free-neutrons, and we hope to
> unravel which of
> these two particles, electron or proton, initiates
> the free neutron
> decay.
>
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> whole entire Universe is just one big atom
> where dots of the electron-dot-cloud are galaxies
>