The entropy of systems

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<br />North,

Every atom in your body is accelerated towards the ground at 10 m/s^2. this is not an equilibrium state.

These atoms also react to position (ie: relative to surface of the earth) and with time. Where do you see a neutral state ?

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the thing is GD now you are giving the "atom" an ENVIROMENT. recall what i said before.

North,

Today's physics is based on 17th century theories. Is this what you are basing your theory on ? Or are you starting from scratch ?
The neutral state of the atom you refer to, has been preached for a few centuries. It is as if theories become law simply by the number of times we pray.
The atom and its environment ARE linked together.

<blockquote id="quote"><font size="2" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"><i>Originally posted by GD</i>
<br />North,

Today's physics is based on 17th century theories. Is this what you are basing your theory on ? Or are you starting from scratch ?
The neutral state of the atom you refer to, has been preached for a few centuries. It is as if theories become law simply by the number of times we pray.
The atom and its environment ARE linked together.
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think, what more can i say. i gave you a possibility thats all.

i now need time to myself.

Sorry North,

I think this subject is getting to me. I'm taking some time off myself.

GD

i came across something interesting the other day. that the electron is not spining around the nucleus of an atom but around the "common center of gravity" and so is the nucleus. at least in mainstream physics.

now isn't that interesting!!

TOM

the book is by Gerhard Herzberg(ISBN# 0-486-60115-3, Dover) atomic spectra and atomic struture.

now can this help you or hinder you? i don't know but it is an argument that we must consider, otherwise they(mainstream) will use it against your theory. it is part of the quantum theory by Bohr.