Re: [bn-study] re: The FUSION THEORY : Is it on the endangered species list?
Jan 15, 2004 10:47 PM
by leonmaurer
Hi Peter (and all us other science minded theosophists),
Actually, the ABC theory is still in its "pre" state, since none of it is cut
in stone, and is constantly being modified and polished. Each letter written
in answer to a direct query or implied question, helps make the changes that
eventually will develop into a complete scientific theory of everything...
That has many twists and turns yet to be seen -- as evolution proceeds, from the
initial ideal simplicity of supersymmetry of superspinergy, to its present
M-brane physical complexity.
So far this theory has jumped across the divide between initial conditions
(looking at it from the inside out) -- and the end conditions of evolution that
developed human mind and perception on the physical level that can examine it
from the outside in -- which the ABC theory also addresses, since it is also a
contemporary theory of consciousness describing both the origin and the
mechanisms of both perceptive awareness and will from both a physiological and psyc
hological standpoint.
As I go along and study and develop this ABC theory -- which is just a
paraphrasing or modern scientific interpretation of the fundamental teachings in the
SD, coupled with the teachings in all of its referential material -- I try
putting myself in the position of the zero-point observer that can see both from
the inside out and the outside in, simultaneously. Thus, when I write, and
join (since all zero-points are coadunate) my center of inner vision with those
of the "Masters" (as well as with the other metaphysicists and scientists who
taught me the ancient and modern ways of looking at reality) -- we** try to
merge ideas presented by HPB (them) in the SD, with the ongoing work (that is
continuously changing and being modified) of modern scientists as they slowly
approach the cut-in-stone occult metaphysics that is only outlined roughly in
the SD and hidden in its "blinds." In this sense, my letters are written with
all these Masters and Adept's help, as we try to re-explain, using the science
of today, what they originally tried to convey to a scientifically
unsophisticated 19th Century audience. Since there are many ways of explaining the same
thing, we try to respond directly to the questions and change the approach
accordingly in each of the letters.
[**Note: "We" is used here because, before I write the answer to a question
I have (or someone else asks) I try to look at it from the Master's point of
view while referring to the Secret Doctrine commentaries on the same subject...
And, ask them how they would rephrase it in modern scientific terms (which
Doc Perch stuck in my mind:-) -- but, as much as possible, using ordinary
English? Then, without thinking about it, I write the answer using my words and
writing style, and juggle them around -- until (on rereading out loud, as if I
didn't write them) I hear, as well as picture in my mind, that they make the same
logical sense from a physical-objective point of view that the original
commentaries in the SD made from a spiritual-subjective point of view.] (Sometimes
I miss -- which brings on additional questions, that I use the same methods
to answer. Eventually, this Socratic process adds more clarity to the overall
picture.)
Ultimately, hopefully, with the help of our readers and critics, it will all
come together into a final Grand Unified Field Theory of Everything that will
satisfy both the idealists and the materialists, and be simple enough for
average people to understand and accept... (As, today, so many accept the
counterintuitive ideas of both relativity and quantum physics). In this sense, we are
all together, writing the Secret Doctrine "in the language if [this] age" --
as HPB recommended.
When we finish our work, and the worlds scientific gurus accept a Theory of
Everything (no matter how constructed) that leads to these same understandings
-- science, religion and philosophy will hopefully begin to become truly
synthesized in the minds of the entire human race, and we can get on with it (i.e.,
intelligently self guided evolution, both individually and collectively) --
without all the side tracks of both "organized" science and religion to hold us
back. . . Hallelujah, that'll be the day. . .
(When we can all go lie down on the beach and contemplate the sun and sky
along with the soothing sound of the surf and the rustle of palm trees.) </:-)>
As for the heat of the earth and the Sun's contribution to it... My view
considers all the heat of the Earth (or any other planet) and not solely the heat
of its superficial crustal surface and the small layer of warmed water and
air (if any) above it.
Shawn's view only considers the daily transient heat of this top layer...
While my view considers -- (as did the scientific "electric universe" theory that
Shawn attempted to refute [which, incidentally, is right in line with the ABC
theory]) -- the vastly greater internal heat of the Earths electromagnetic
core (starting billions of years ago)... That does not now and never did depend
on the Sun's heat... That also comes from an electrodynamic plasma process.
But, cannot come from a fusion one (that is much hotter and occurs at greater
pressure than at the Sun's core)... And, which can only lead, if solidly
contained intentionally or inadvertently, to a massive explosion.
Incidentally, that's why all fusion energy experiments using magnetic fields
for containment, have failed to work at the actual temperature or
gravitational pressure at the Sun's center. And, why an H-bomb requires an instantaneous
increase of pressure beyond the critical point, on a critical mass of solidly
encased, radioactive hydrogen ions (hard water), to initiate. BTW, this
pressure can only come from a controlled Plutonium A-bomb implosion (that can only
be triggered by a similarly controlled TNT-HE implosion). That chain of
cascading events is not very likely to happen inside the Sun. Also, incidentally,
that's why all so called "cold fusion" experiments have failed -- by turning
out to be explained by electrodynamic (electrochemical) processes at the
molecular level.
However, here is a caveat to the above. Since the Sun is in very violent
gaseous turbulence, there may be limited regions where the heat and pressure both
physically and magnetically, and the concentration of plasma ions becomes so
high as to trigger local, short-lived fusion reactions that generates
neutrons... The sum of which could equal those detected. This could very well confuse
the scientists into justifying (to prove what they want to believe:-) that
Fusion is the primary source of the Suns Energy...
Of course we all know that Fohat has all the necessary energy in its spinergy
(at the black-hole or quasar zero-point "singularity" at the Solar center) to
empower all the stars in the Universe -- without needing a controlled or
contained physical-mechanical process of continuous fusion to empower our little
Sun (even if such were possible). As far as I know, none of the controlled
fusion Tokamak machines that the Russian and American governments have spent
countless millions on researching have ever worked unless the temperature was at
least six times hotter than the center of the Sun. See:
http://www.pppl.gov/fusion_basics/pages/fusion_conditions.html
</:-)>
Best wishes,
Lenny
In a message dated 01/12/04 3:02:55 PM, snowlion@btopenworld.com writes:
>Leon wrote:
>
>That's why the desert gets cold at night -- because the surface heat
>contributed by the Sun during the day dissipates back into the atmosphere.
>. . <snips a lot> ... Therefore, the Sun contributes very little of the
>Earth's heat...
>==========================
>
>Leon,
>
>I think I am one of those people for whom you should have developed a *pre*
>abc theory, so I am maybe missing something here. Wasn't Shawn's point
>that the sun is the major factor in the earth's heat, which is why when you
>remove that factor (eg nightime) things cool down quite dramatically...
>and the further away planets are from the sun then the colder they are.
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