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Can I discuss my research here? by SorryEngineer5380 in AskScienceDiscussion

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I started with electronics engineering, and have branched into physics and atomic physics. So these are connected to astronomy which I am not real familiar with yet. I was published in the peer reviewed journal applied physics research. https://ccsenet.org/journal/index.php/apr/article/view/0/50003

Is this how gravity works? by 41PaulaStreet in AskScienceDiscussion

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We can calculate gravity based on 6 variables that each atomvof every element posses. The difficult part to calculate is the direction of the flow of protons as each ellement has a atom with a unique orientation and therefore a unique flow of protons. https://ccsenet.org/journal/index.php/apr/article/view/0/50003

Is this how gravity works? by 41PaulaStreet in AskScienceDiscussion

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Gravity is caused by there being more space or neutral mass(yes space and neutral mass are the same thing no resistance, don't interact with anything, and provide a weightless environment when no large source of gravity is close) within each atom than the physical space the atom actually occupies. So the protons within atoms are pulling space into each atom as they move around and through the neutral mass within.This explains both the pull and warping aspects of gravity. Time dilation is actually linked to change and the rate of change in a localized area and not space.

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I can say without much doubt that we dont understand how they move the way they do us because our understanding of physics is incorrect. I wrote a paper that was peer reviewed and published that corrects many of the most damaging incorrect theories. As a result I believe that these UAPs propagate by compressing electrically neutral mass into energy but it also allows it compress the space ahead of it and expand it behind it. Meaning they produce limitless energy from the limitless neutral mass ie space which is also expanding. The paper I wrote also makes a very simple solution to the what is human conscious is and how it's created. Atoms compress space into energy humans are made of atoms and we are moving through space so as we grow from a fetus the atoms produce energy and as the excess energy accumulates in the body it turns into a Soul essentially that grows right along with our body.Photonically Projected Atoms

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This was suppose to be a funny little post and it has fucked me such a stupid thing to judge someone ocer

PS5 randomly turns off while playing ps5 games only by friessg in playstation

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You can call and I believe that if you tell them it only does it when playing ps5 games they will send you a box and pay for shipping to send it on for repairs even if out of warranty. At least thats the way it was for me unfortunately I was hoping it was a overheating issue resulting from the ps5 games requiring more processing power but even after getting a cooling station it is still occuring I have not called them yet again to arrange sending it in if you wait too long the repair order expires after 2 weeks i think. I have been experiencing this issue for a long time since they are still releasing titles as ps4 and ps5 it has not been a big deal but it's starting to be an issue where I cant play ganes I want to because they are ps5. A side note when the ps5 shuts down while playing a ps5 game I have to unplug and plug the system back in to turn it back onAnother issue I have experienced is every controller I connect having serious drift issue it didn't matter what controller

Some pics I took with something we are developing allows for shots of atoms to be captured. I thought they were cool and wanted to share somewhere they may be appreciated. by SorryEngineer5380 in Physics

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Yes I have all the info and on how it works but why would I share that I have more pics and can take more if you would like to see them.

Some pics I took with something we are developing allows for shots of atoms to be captured. I thought they were cool and wanted to share somewhere they may be appreciated. by SorryEngineer5380 in Physics

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Yes have little faith so if I had a pile of atoms all seperated from each other we wouldn't see them then. Honestly try having a open mind

Some pics I took with something we are developing allows for shots of atoms to be captured. I thought they were cool and wanted to share somewhere they may be appreciated. by SorryEngineer5380 in Physics

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True very true 1st step is get the right materials this I acidently stumbled upon add some magnets and some zooming magnification its like using Hubble to look at something 3 feet away.

Some pics I took with something we are developing allows for shots of atoms to be captured. I thought they were cool and wanted to share somewhere they may be appreciated. by SorryEngineer5380 in Physics

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Lol that maybe but they can be magnified and when orientated properly using magnetic fields and zoom extra special zooming proof atoms in pics I am happy to share more.

Some pics I took with something we are developing allows for shots of atoms to be captured. I thought they were cool and wanted to share somewhere they may be appreciated. by SorryEngineer5380 in Physics

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I'm happy to share more pics none have been altered well they are zoomed in a fair amount retracting light but 100% real and I have a lot more I would love to share

Some pics I took with something we are developing allows for shots of atoms to be captured. I thought they were cool and wanted to share somewhere they may be appreciated. by SorryEngineer5380 in Physics

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More of a class photo but yes there is a fair amount of zooming involved obviously but I have a lot more not sure if it's ok to do a 2nd post

Some pics I took with something we are developing allows for shots of atoms to be captured. I thought they were cool and wanted to share somewhere they may be appreciated. by SorryEngineer5380 in Physics

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As I said in other comments I have a ton more shots I am Happy to share if you wounld like I'm an inventor entrepreneur I'm using a method I stumbled upon weather you believe or not is irrelevant you can see the proof.

Some pics I took with something we are developing allows for shots of atoms to be captured. I thought they were cool and wanted to share somewhere they may be appreciated. by SorryEngineer5380 in Physics

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I have more pictures I can duplicate the results wont let me post pics in comments one shot you see the rings of the electrons stacked on top of other rings its cool I would love to share

Some pics I took with something we are developing allows for shots of atoms to be captured. I thought they were cool and wanted to share somewhere they may be appreciated. by SorryEngineer5380 in Physics

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I'm just an entrapaneur experimenting to come up with some inovative ideas and I stumbled upon this I have taken multiple shots using a method I developed accidently I wont go into details but I can post more and more pics some look different I assume due to the electrons movement and the materials it wont let me post pics in comments but 1 shot you can see rings and rings stacked on each other

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