Interesting concept of incorporating aether into the periodic table. Here are some thought ideas to facilitate this process:
- aether has no mass and no neutrons or protons or electrons and so it sits to the left/below hydrogen isotopes
- now consider an inversion/dual of the model/construction of atoms. Rather than adding neutrons and protons to hydrogen consider the aether as the perfect undamaged element. As it gets damaged it interacts with other damaged elements. The more it gets damaged the heavier it gets and the more energy it can absorb, leading to interacting with other damaged elements to try and lower its energy state.
Interesting concept of incorporating aether into the periodic table. Here are some thought ideas to facilitate this process:
- aether has no mass and no neutrons or protons or electrons and so it sits to the left/below hydrogen isotopes
- now consider an inversion/dual of the model/construction of atoms. Rather than adding neutrons and protons to hydrogen consider the aether as the perfect undamaged element. As it gets damaged it interacts with other damaged elements. The more it gets damaged the heavier it gets and the more energy it can absorb, leading to interacting with other damaged elements to try and lower its energy state.
……..more to follow in a separate comment
Rud
https://whowhatwhere.substack.com/p/reintroducing-aether-into-the-periodic
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