|
| If this is your first visit, be sure to check out the FAQ by clicking the link above. You may have to register before you can post: click the register link above to proceed. To start viewing messages, select the forum that you want to visit from the selection below. |
|
|||||||
| Register | FAQ | Members List | Calendar | Mark Forums Read |
![]() |
|
|
LinkBack | Thread Tools | Search this Thread | Display Modes |
|
||||
|
Quote:
I like alphabetical, in English: (1) gas (2) liquid (3) plasma (4) solid Edit: Oh, I noticed your title revision. Do you mean "first stage" or "first state"? Of matter, I'm sure. I'd still like to know what you mean by first. With respect to what? Temperature? Energy? Probably not hardness. Nor alphabetical, huh? What?
__________________
0 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 ... Last edited by 01101001; 29-September-2007 at 03:27 PM.. |
|
||||
|
I guess state would be more appropriate. I think what Im suggesting is that Plasma when not in Thermal Equilibrium creates the fermions which obey the Pauli exclusion principle?
__________________
The notion that man is the center of all things is as antiquated as the belief that the world was flat. - me 2009 |
|
||||
|
Quote:
What do you mean by "plasma... creates the fermions"? What is the plasma composed of if not fermions? What do you mean by "fermions which obey the Pauli exclusion principle" -- are there fermions which do not?
__________________
0 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 ... |
|
||||
|
What is the plasma composed of if not fermions?
Bosons? You know more about how it works than I do, Im just thinking that temperature is the key to whether something is in a matter state or not. Plasma holds only electrons in a vacuum right? So my suggestion is that if it is acted upon by some form of heat or energy then it would create the opposing potential? Thereby allowing the EM process to begin? After the electrical field is produced the EM field would follow so to speak? The same thing they are looking for in a particle accelerator. But if Im correct the key is cooling the particle to 0 degrees. Lightning is an example of Hot and Cool coming together to form a charge. There is no charge release until the two come together. Because the cool molecules only hold only a negative potential until acted upon by the heat releasing kinetic energy? Something to that effect.
__________________
The notion that man is the center of all things is as antiquated as the belief that the world was flat. - me 2009 Last edited by coliver; 30-September-2007 at 03:44 AM.. Reason: reword |
|
||||
|
Plasma has both positive and negatively charged particles, and will be as neutral over-all as can be. We use highly charged situations to create lower temperature plasmas in the laboratory, but simply heating something doesn't charge it or create new electrons.
__________________
Forming opinions as we speak |
|
||||
|
My thinking is that energy exists throughout the universe like Plasma but it is not formed into matter until it has an opposing charge? And that matter exists as long as its between absolute zero and its flashpoint, at which time it would be converted back into Kinetic Energy? Also possibly that Radiation slowly eats away at matter with a faster effect as temperature rises. The same as skin cancer has an effect due to the Sun? But with more radiation like fire you would reach the flashpoint and the matter or object be converted back into kinetic energy. If energy cant be made or destroyed then it has to revert to another state right? Space is about 3 degrees above 0 but when a heat source excites the plasma it reacts right? Like a Supernovae?
Quote:
Perhaps this might have something to do with it as well? Im not sure if its the temperature or a combination of temperature and particle/wave duality but Im suggesting something happens at the Boson/Fermion level that creates an opposite charge or particle? Provided the temperature is above 0 but below the object or elements flashpoint, or ignition temperature? Does this make any sense scientifically from what we know? I think it conforms to the mainstraem thinking, only that temperature is a factor?
__________________
The notion that man is the center of all things is as antiquated as the belief that the world was flat. - me 2009 Last edited by coliver; 30-September-2007 at 03:10 AM.. |
|
||||
|
I think the low temperature plasmas are related? Im not really trying to say to heat it but rather just that it falls between 0' and the flashpoint of the matter to exist? The temperature is simply allowing the EM process to go into motion which it cannot at below 0?
__________________
The notion that man is the center of all things is as antiquated as the belief that the world was flat. - me 2009 |
|
||||
|
Just the point of ignition of a particular object or the temperature at which it burns up or disinigrates. Just like a tree will burn at a certain flashpoint. As long as its temperature is somewhere below that flashpoint it exists as matter. When it burns up then I suggest the energy expeled reverts back to kinetic energy in the atmosphere? Not the wood itself but the energy created or dissapated by the fuel.
__________________
The notion that man is the center of all things is as antiquated as the belief that the world was flat. - me 2009 |
|
||||
|
When a tree burns, no matter is destroyed. It is merely converted from one form of matter to another. The fire is merely one form of energy (binding energy) being converted to another (heat).
__________________
Any day you wake up on "the right side of the dirt" is a good day. T. Anderson |
|
|||||||
|
Quote:
Quote:
Quote:
Quote:
Quote:
Quote:
Quote:
I think I would start with motion; what constitutes motion; what constitutes "rest"; what constitutes shared motions; what constitutes a change in motion and how have experiments over several centuries changed our views concerning the laws of motion. I would then be concerned with the mathematics that allow one to make predictions concerning the laws of motion and that describe the motions we experience. I would then study waves and ask what it is that waves move with respect to. Water waves move with respect to water. Sound waves move with respect to the air. What do light waves move with respect to? Can one make a part of a wave? What experiments with waves are possible and what is the equipment and the mathematical description that accompanies that equipment and those experiments? Then I suggest thinking about how many times one can subdivide an object. Can that be done an infinite amount of times? Are there experiments that exist that answer this? I am not asking for a response. This is not a physics crash course attempt on my part. If anything I am asking you to slow your mental wheels down until you know how to make them stick to the road. You might open up your own eyes first and possibly the rest of us as well if your pursuit continues long enough. |
|
||||
|
coliver ,
I am not trying to be rude, but I have to be blunt here. It becomes more obvious with every post that you really need to study some basic physics. For instance, plasma is matter. It is just matter in which the electrons (negatively charged particles) are not bound to their corresponding nuclei (positively charged particles). The light you see in a lightning bolt is just the result of the ions in a plasma recombining to (re)form neutral atoms.
__________________
Any day you wake up on "the right side of the dirt" is a good day. T. Anderson |
|
||||
|
Quote:
For the rest the messages from Coliver read as a string of scientific terms joined together into a meaningless set of paragraphs. 1. plasma creating fermions 2. plasma only holding electrons in vacuum 3. flashpoint 4. opposing charge to energy creating matter 5. radiation eating away matter 6. matter burning up at a certain temperature, desintegrating 7. (after a totally unrelated quote from Wiki about magnetic fields) something at the boson/fermion level creates an opposite charge or particle I think you need to read up in some introductory physics books. Wikipedia may be a good start for looking at something, but it is certainly not to be used for "advanced studies". And please, pre-read what you wrote before you post it, a lot of senteces don't make any sense, like "but when a heat source excites the plasma it reacts right? Like a Supernovae?" Proposing a new theory is fine, even if it is ATM. But to present something that is new, you have to think it through carefully and express yourself carefully and intelligently.
__________________
Any comments in glorious red are to be considered in ModeratorMode. 善數, 不用籌策 (shàn shù, bù yòng chóu cè) He who is good at counting, uses no counting tools “A good scientist has freed himself of concepts and keeps his mind open to what is” 道德經, 二十七 (dào dé jīng, 27) |
|
||||
|
ok guys, stop beating up on me
I know I need to study more, thats why I just posted as Q&A instead of ATM. BlueShift gave me some good questions to answer, Im going to see what I come up with. I know what I want to say but dont always know how to say it. I commonly get the terms jumbled because I dont understand some of the science that well. I need to pin it down better but I think there is something to what Im suggesting. Im going to try a simple experiment with an electric motor and see if I can get current to move in one direction without switching fields. If Im correct by cooling one pole of the magnet to 0 degrees it will turn the armature in one direction and still produce a positive current. Does that sound logical? Would that prove what I am suggesting? If you can figure out what I am suggesting?![]() Basically an Anode/Cathode type interaction I think is how best to describe it. Blueshift asked me if I thought space exists at 2.726K, yes but that depends on what you mean by exists? The whole idea that Im doing a poor job of explaining is that the universe is a projection of sorts and everything in it is energy in one form or another. The Plasma would work i the same way that a Cathode Ray Tube works in a TV set, interacting with photons and EM in some way. I call it the Grand Illusion. Im not saying that matter doesnt exist or the universe. Just that what we call heavy elements or material objects exist within the temperatures that I stated and that Plasma is the 1st stage of that creation. The Supernova statement was simply relating it to the accretion process that takes place afterwards and creates these heavy elements or even planets, if Im not mistaken? Not sure about the planets?
__________________
The notion that man is the center of all things is as antiquated as the belief that the world was flat. - me 2009 Last edited by coliver; 30-September-2007 at 03:13 PM.. |
|
|||
|
Colliver,
I hope you do not think that people are beating up on you here. I think that your intentions are quite good. You are showing an interest in physics without anyone sticking a gun to your head and you are trying to communicate what you feel is a finding to others. The wall you are running into each of us ran into in our own pasts and many of us do not want to see you lose your interest. Conjectures would give me comfort to explain things that seemed a mile over my head. Metaphors are still used but scientists know that the metaphors and similes used will be replaced by reasoning. Poetry often knocks at the door of science with a question it cannot answer and invites the scientist to shatter the metaphor and bring more comforting sense and that should be distinguished from having one's ego being massaged. Insisting that MY conjecture is right and something to defend is not the same thing as taking the responsibility for what experimental results within the framework of a controlled risk environment have answered which puzzles we were trying to resolve. The more I dove into mathematics of the forces, the more I found comfort with the components that make up the forces and you will likely take the same journey if you pursue this area. Realizing those components allowed me to raise better and more realistic possibilities than can be predicted with conjecture. Imagination found more building materials that have more applications in everyday life. Even your view about "opposite charges attracting" to describe "anode/cathode" interaction needs some serious review. Electricity does not quite do that. If there are two given battery terminals and one has two billion positive ions at one terminal while there are only two million positive ions at the other terminal, then there will be a voltage potential between the two and electron current can flow along a circuit and load hooked up to such a battery. So do not look for "opposites" when studying electrical pressure. Look for "differences" of potential. And, most important, look more slowly. It might not make sense to hear this but the slower you go, the faster you will catch up and that catching up should take a few years at the least. That is not a very long time at all. |
|
||||
|
Quote:
I do have an insatiable thirst for knowledege and I just like to throw my brainwaves up on the screen and see if anything makes sense to people more knowledgeable than myself. I've been thinking about this since seeing a superconductor levitate after being frozen. I do have about 20 years as an electrician but dont have a lot in the way of physics or magnetism. I do know that I am talking about canceling out one side of the EM field by cooling it to 0 degrees to allow the Electrical Field to flow unchallenged. Now whether its going to work or not is what I was hoping some of you could tell me if it could work or why it cant? Im basing it on the idea that an Electrical Field produces a Magnetic Field to counter it. Heres a jpg of what I am suggesting as an experiment. If Im correct the Commutator would simply move in one direction rather than reversing the field on each revolution. I would do this by cooling one pole of the magnets in the armature to 0?http://electronics.howstuffworks.com/motor5.htm I know its all conjecture at the moment but can you or anyone give me some ideas as to what I should look at in particular to perhaps gather further evidence or disprove it?
__________________
The notion that man is the center of all things is as antiquated as the belief that the world was flat. - me 2009 |
|
|||
|
colliver,
Two ways exist to produce an electric field: 1. A changing electric field produces a magnetic field and a changing magnetic field that produces an electric field. 2. An electric field can be created by an isolated electric charge, in which case the field strength at a distance r from a point charge Q is given by E= Q/4pi (r^2)e, where e is the permittivity of the intervening medium. As for the commutator in any experiment, it will only move in one direction unless you reverse the leads to the motor or generator. You might be suggesting that there is some way to avoid the rotating conductor from crossing both sets of field lines but that is only possible by not having rotation of the shaft in the first place. Even with the removal of some field poles in a motor or generator one will only get bearings becoming overheated from the resulting uneven acceleration. It would be like someone playing tetherball by himself. Cooling substances near zero only reults in a superconductor being formed, increasing the ease of making EM fields. Nothing has ever reached zero Kelvins. |
|
||||
|
Quote:
Again, the amount of mass reduction is so ridiculously slight it's almost not even measurable. However, combustion is the combination of a fuel source with an oxidizer, which isn't the same as lightening, which heats the air, charages it, turning it to plasma, for a brief moment in time. The air doesn't actually combust.
__________________
If I set the budget, we'd have Ares and more. Unfortunately, I don't set the budget, and Ares is just too expensive and too far out for us to accomplish our goals within the budget we were given. If we halt the ISS, all versions of Ares, and transport Orion and Altair aboard DIRECTv3's Jupiter family of Shuttle-Derived Launch Vehicles, we just might make it back to the Moon by 2020. |
|
||||
|
Quote:
__________________
The notion that man is the center of all things is as antiquated as the belief that the world was flat. - me 2009 |
|
|||
|
Quote:
What holds a White Dwarf together is something called "electron degeneracy". This does not mean that they lost their morals. What it means is that as gravity overwhelms a Red Giant and compresses it, it fails to make enough density to create any heavier nuclei and the spaces between the atoms have been reduced to zero. However, electrons do not like getting that close to one another and they put up a fight, having enough strength to hold the carbon and oxygen nuclei into a stable state. At this point the electrons cannot go up or down in energy levels and they fail to absorb or emit any energy..They are "locked" into such a state. If more mass is dumped on the white dwarf the electrons react by vibrating at a higher and higher frequency. With more and more mass being added (by either some binary red giant companion that has expanded beyond its Roche Lobe limit or by some dense star dust field within a galaxy or 2 dwarfs merging) the electrons reach a limit. Special Relativity sets a limit to the amount of vibration for the electrons. They cannot reach or exceed speed c. Once the white dwarf reaches a limiting mass of 1.4 solar masses, the electrons give up and runaway nuclear reactions are set off as the star becomes unstable. Fusion starts taking place all over the star and neutrinos are created in enormous numbers, enough to create collision events with practically all falling gases and any gas envelopes. Half of the star's mass fuses to a radioactive isotope of nickel, Ni56 which decays into unstable Cobalt-56, then into Fe-56. These decay processes emit gamma rays that bounce around inside the exploding star and are converted to optical light. Basically the supernovae (Type 1 in this case) is a neutrino event and not a plasma event. Even the plasma gets blown away by the neutrinos AFAIK. |
|
||||
|
I dont know what mechanisms might be taking place at the molecular level but my assumption is that the workings of our universe and our reality is a carbon copy of the Cathode Ray Tube and how it works. Imagine ourselves inside the Television in a 3 dimensional world of pixels or atoms in our case. Each atom depending on its absorption of frequencies of light according to the strings length or code in string theory or its density and displaying the related color temperature. Plasma in the universe takes the place of the Cathode and provides the electrical charge. Now my assumption is that when Plasma comes in contact with a positive charge the EM field is produced perhaps to bind molecules together? But Im not sure how that would work either. Also a CRT has one vertical and one horizontal magnetic field that positions the pixel in space. Any ideas of a similiar function in atoms? If you look at how aCRT works at this link perhaps someone can shed some light so to speak on how it could work or couldnt?
http://electronics.howstuffworks.com/tv3.htm
__________________
The notion that man is the center of all things is as antiquated as the belief that the world was flat. - me 2009 Last edited by coliver; 04-October-2007 at 06:48 AM.. |
|
||||
|
Quote:
Plasma is not some magical mystery [stuff] that somehow ignores the laws of physics. Plasma is simply ionized matter. It consists of negative ions (electrons) and positive ions (atomic nuclei and/or partially ionized atoms). In the presence of a positive charge, the positive ions of the plasma are repelled and the negative ions are attracted.
__________________
Any day you wake up on "the right side of the dirt" is a good day. T. Anderson |
|
||||
|
Quote:
__________________
The notion that man is the center of all things is as antiquated as the belief that the world was flat. - me 2009 |
|
||||
|
Quote:
First of all: Ionization is the taking away of an electron from an atom, leaving a positive ion and an negative electron. Electrolysis is using electricity to split up molecules, like in water you will split the H2O into H2 at the cathode and O2 at the anode The third example you quote is connecting a lesser noble metal to a nobler one. In this case the oxydation (rusting) of the combined object will take place in the lesser noble metal. I cannot come up with the name of this process at the moment. Then the next part. There is no negative electron plasma in the universe. All plasmas are neutral, which means there is an equal amount of free floating negative and positive particles in the plasma. There is also no "energy or heat source that can collide with it". You can have that the plasma cloud collides with another plasma or gas cloud, or is acted upon by a radiation source like a nearby star. And then I have not even addressed the fact that the plasmas in the universe usually have a temperature much much higher than the 2.7K background temperature. And then the part about creating EM field, the plasma being the cathode, I am sorry, but that does not make sense. It only makes sense if you assume that there is a pure electron plasma (which does not exist in the universe), but electrons are matter too. There is no way that electrons together with some heat and an EM field will create protons, neutrons and large ions.
__________________
Any comments in glorious red are to be considered in ModeratorMode. 善數, 不用籌策 (shàn shù, bù yòng chóu cè) He who is good at counting, uses no counting tools “A good scientist has freed himself of concepts and keeps his mind open to what is” 道德經, 二十七 (dào dé jīng, 27) |
|
||||
|
coliver, you really need to learn some physics before you throw scientific-sounding words around in ways that don't come close to making sense.
Knowing the words does not make you a physicist, any more than knowing how to hit the keys on a piano makes you a musician!
__________________
Any day you wake up on "the right side of the dirt" is a good day. T. Anderson |
|
|||
|
Colliver,
If the universe operated like a CRT as you suggest, then the electrical forces would overwhelm the gravitational forces everywhere and planets and stars would never have spherical shapes at all. The mass of your body is too low for its gravitational forces to form it into a sphere. If your mass became great enough or your density skyrocketed you would form into a sphere. This is why astronauts planning to land on asteroids are going to need tether apparati in order to stand on them. Their gravitational fields are too low for them to fall and their spins will throw them right off like a catapult hurls rock great distances. |
|
||||
|
ok so it must be wrong then. But you have to admit there are some similiarities? I do still however think photons may have a very important interaction going on at the atomic level. But as you all say I will have to learn more before I can approach that one
For instance subtractive color, why does an object just absorb certain wavelengths and reflect others? The Black Body shows some relationship between temperature and the absorption of wavelengths? Why would a photon carry both a wave and a particle unless they were both connected somehow? Perhaps the frequencies of light interact with the Boson/Fermion particles rather than Plasma?http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_body
__________________
The notion that man is the center of all things is as antiquated as the belief that the world was flat. - me 2009 |
|
||||
|
Quote:
Quote:
Photons do not carry "a wave and a particle", photons ARE a wave AND a particle. A plasma CONSISTS of bosons (particles with interger spin) and fermions (particles with half-integer spin).
__________________
Any comments in glorious red are to be considered in ModeratorMode. 善數, 不用籌策 (shàn shù, bù yòng chóu cè) He who is good at counting, uses no counting tools “A good scientist has freed himself of concepts and keeps his mind open to what is” 道德經, 二十七 (dào dé jīng, 27) |
|
||||
|
If you're serious about learning science, coliver, I think you need to do more than read Wikipedia and throwing together random scientific terms on internet fora. I highly recommend buying, reading, and working through the problems in an introductory physics text. "Fundamentals of Physics" (now up to its 8th edition) by Halliday, Resnick & Walker is the one we used in school, and may be a good one to start with.
__________________
"It's over you head now. Time to get some professional help." - My fortune cookie from lunch Ned Wright's Cosmology Tutorial Usenet Physics FAQ |
![]() |
| Thread Tools | Search this Thread |
| Display Modes | |
|
|
Similar Threads
|
||||
| Thread | Thread Starter | Forum | Replies | Last Post |
| Strange emails from NASA | Fraser | Off-Topic Babbling | 22 | 25-July-2007 03:45 PM |
| Exotic Matter Candidate | imported_Ziggy | Against the Mainstream | 13 | 28-June-2004 12:29 AM |
| Galactic Rotation and Dark Matter | Thomas | Against the Mainstream | 114 | 17-May-2003 08:11 PM |
| Red Shift = Contraction of the Universe | harlequin | Against the Mainstream | 47 | 23-October-2002 02:59 PM |