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Question 1 Bob says the aliens left in 1979. What happened in 79 to make them want to leave?
DULCE
Originally posted by buddhasystem
When I was talking about how proton collisions in nature differ from proton collisions in a lab, I was explaining how laboratory collisions are directed precisely towards the nuclei of other particles
Are you suggesting that each proton is shot directly into a nucleus, in a lab?
Originally posted by ignorant_ape
reply to post by LDragonFire
DOH !
i requested that you think before replying - but you didnt
ok - time to spoon feed you
Q1 - why does lazar know this ?
Q2 can lazar answer the obvious ` follow on questions ` ?
Originally posted by Condemned0625
No, I am not suggesting that every proton is shot at a nucleus. You're one to assume.
, I was explaining how laboratory collisions are directed precisely towards the nuclei of other particles
Originally posted by Condemned0625
reply to post by buddhasystem
No, I am not suggesting that every proton is shot at a nucleus. You're one to assume.
I was explaining how laboratory collisions are directed precisely towards the nuclei of other particles
Sometimes I call them annihilations, sometimes I don't.
When nuclei are collided, they largely pass through each other anyways
I was labeling them only as annihilations just because I used that term instead of 'collision'.
Quark-gluon plasma can be contained with magnetism
Are we done?
Originally posted by Condemned0625
reply to post by buddhasystem
Apple martinis, how cute. You're definitely not making me laugh.
So, nuclei that are accelerated to ultra-relativistic speeds and slammed into each other never pass through each other? Is that what you are suggesting, or are you suggesting they rarely pass through each other?
Modified 65 times ever since our first appearance, not since the 40s. He explained that. If it wasn't for the upgrades we received over the past few hundred thousand or perhaps few million years, we might not have survived or evolved as quickly as intended. That explains why apes are still so far behind in evolution. We were the dominant species among the apes, so I guess they chose us for the genetic enhancements.
Originally posted by miamibombero
I believe bob lazar. However, I dont see how we humans could have been modified 65 times since the 40's. I dont see it. We still look the same and are still getting sick. We've only become more greedy, egotistical and violent. Is this how the aliens have modified us?
Originally posted by maxwellsdemon
Your quote;
"The story when Lazar says that if "a proton plugs into the nucleus" (a silly term in itself)"
He is correct
This is a simplified version of "FUSION" to create a new element, Hence we had the Manahatten Project that created new elements during the research process.
The basic definition of "FUSION" is the amalgamation of 2 composite as a minimum of 2 differential quantums data defined either physically of hytpothetically.