Quantum physics and Christianity

[jasonc]

I read that link.I wish I wasn't a lecture.

 

[OzSpen]

I read that link.I wish I wasn't a lecture.

What does that mean?

 

[jasonc]

What does that mean?

It's a review .33 slides imported to adobe.

 

[OzSpen]

I read that link.I wish I wasn't a lecture.

Your language was, 'I wish I wasn't a lecture'. The point I was getting at was your way of putting it. Did you mean, 'I wish it wasn't a lecture'?

 

[jasonc]

Your language was, 'I wish I wasn't a lecture'. The point I was getting at was your way of putting it. Did you mean, 'I wish it wasn't a lecture'?

Some lectures are reviews, this was that lecture style.it just touched on the terms and the problems of qm and solid state physics .I knew the hall effect and the types of semiconductor. But to clarify I wish it explained the stuff better.

 

[OzSpen]

Some lectures are reviews, this was that lecture style.it just touched on the terms and the problems of qm and solid state physics .I knew the hall effect and the types of semiconductor. But to clarify I wish it explained the stuff better.

You did not reply to what I wrote at #44.

 

[jasonc]

Phones ,I can't see post numbers.

I did.I said it doesn't inform someone who has limited knowledge on the subject .it's set up as a review. In you don't know what a ferrite subatomic particle is or any other subatomic particle you won't understand it.

 

[KevinK]

One question I have, if two things touch, and share electrons, isn't that covalent bonding already? Not mere "contact". I'd be more willing to believe there's subatomic particle exchange on casual contact.

 

[Jethro Bodine]

One question I have, if two things touch, and share electrons, isn't that covalent bonding already? Not mere "contact". I'd be more willing to believe there's subatomic particle exchange on casual contact.

The jumping of electrons from one sphere of electrons to another one is what I was referring to. Not the sharing of an electron in continual orbit around two nuclei.

 

[jasonc]

The jumping of electrons from one sphere of electrons to another one is what I was referring to. Not the sharing of an electron in continual orbit around two nuclei.

That creates a current and is what electricity is.

 

[Jethro Bodine]

That creates a current and is what electricity is.

Yipper.
Now maybe oz can understand a little better what happens in the example of he and his wife.

The point he can't seem to get is the essential mass of an atom is tucked away in the nucleus of an atom behind a sphere of electrons orbiting around it. There's far more empty space in the volume of created matter than there is actual mass. All the particles of mass in the nucleus of all atoms being separated from one another by that space. And we humans call that 'solid' matter. The only thing solid about it is God's power that keeps the spaces between particles intact so that don't they don't all collapse down into a giant dense 'solid' mass of matter with no space at all between separate particles of mass. It's an illusion of matter being 'solid'.

 

[jasonc]

Electrons have a lot of energy.View attachment 9852given how voltage is dropped or increased by usage of these and also power kept up by these is interesting.

 

[JohnDB]

Electricity is just electron flow of one molecule to the next.... basically a form of magnetism.
(And that is how electricity is generated)

It's measured by force, quantity, and volume.
Force ...voltage
Quantity...amperes
Volume....watts

One electron compared to a proton or neutron is like a marble and a beach ball. (The electron is the larger of the two)

A valence of 8 electrons is normal and stable and non-conductive. But one electron in a valence is easy to move and is a conductor of electricity.

 

[Edward]

dirtfarmer here

Seems like I remember reading several years ago that if you could break down gluons what you would have was light and that light is the source of all things. If this is true, in creation God said let there be light. Genesis 1 God said let there be light, so is the creation of light the beginning of all things?

That's what I think. Everything (here in the natural) I'd made from light. Or maybe and/or light & water.

I read an article recently and it said that (some) scientist's now believe that blood is made from congealed light or they're wondering if it is.

Light and/or water. It doesn't say let there be water though, it says the Spirit moved over the water and it was dark.

 

[KevinK]

Midichlorians. All midichlorians.

 

[jasonc]

Watts is power.that's the measurement of power produced by electricity. W =v×a

 

[Jethro Bodine]

Midichlorians. All midichlorians.

You know you're getting old when you know things that only old people know, and you don't know things that only young people know.

 

[jasonc]

You know you're getting old when you know things that only old people know, and you don't know things that only young people know.

The force as in Star Wars

 

[Jethro Bodine]

You know the romance has died in your marriage when your spouse asks if you want to exchange electrons tonight.

 

[Jethro Bodine]

The force as in Star Wars

Oh, and you know you're old when you don't like Star Wars.

For the life of me, I could never get into it.