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made this standard model of fundamental particles thing for the E8 GUT but turns out i was wrong alert wrong alert
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made this standard model of fundamental particles thing for the E8 GUT but turns out i was wrong alert wrong alert
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constantly untangling 10 foot charging cables really helps me understand better how spinors function 🤪 
Πυρηνικοί αντιδραστήρες: Το κρυφό σήμα μετά το κλείσιμο
📌 Σύνοψη Άρθρου Οι ερευνητές κατάφεραν για πρώτη φορά να ανιχνεύσουν τη «σιωπηλή» ραδιενεργό ακτινοβολία από απενεργοποιημένους πυρηνικούς αντιδραστήρες. Η μέθοδος αξιοποιεί την ανίχνευση υπολειμματικών ισοτόπων και αντιδράσεων που συνεχίζονται κάτω από το ραντάρ των κλασικών μετρήσεων. Σύμφωνα με σχετική δημοσίευση στο SciTechDaily, η ανακάλυψη αυτή αλλάζει τα δεδομένα στην πυρηnic ασφάλεια και…
working on the names and ptable of this "thirds chemistry" thing for a friendly associate from my friend PlanetN9ne, its whole gist is that there's this new particle™ (called the up deuce, made of an up quark and an ace pip [1]) that has an electric charge of +1/3 (not 1/2 because quarks have charges in multiples of 1/3s... but this still isnt scientifically sound because of quark color confinement so the up deuce is necessary) and because of this you can get non-integer elements in multiples of 1/3 like 44/3 or 28/3 or some other wild multiple you can come up with
yes, there is a down deuce (electric charge -2/3) (made of a down quark and an ace pip) but its prolly not stable as far as i know
the notation for elements is as follows: hydrogen is 3/3, the elements before and after it, those being 2/3 and 4/3, are respectively called hydrogen flat and hydrogen sharp. 1/3 is neutronium sharp. there are also standard, proper names outside this notation that im working on but it's a completely optional (and not recommended) convention
[1] quark-like (???) particle in E6 symmetry. first generation particle.
i'm probably gonna add this to my personal ptable along with a lot of side alchemy shit that im not gonna show for now. i also added post oganesson elements (basically everything before period 10) to lengthen it up a bit since i wanted to make up for it being 3 times wider. it follows aufbau and not relativistic effects so i might consult PlanetN9ne for that soon
Daily affirmation:
"I'm going to be a physicist."
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Some bonus info about my journalistic work this month:
How Quantum Computers can Compute Everything at once but not Output it
Quantum computing requires a relatively large number of computations in order to achieve an accurate probability outcome. And the more variables there are (each requiring their own qubit) the more times one needs to run through the calculation in order to yield an accurate answer.
Is the Moon there when no-one is looking? Do Properties exist before Measured?
The scientific debate seems to have disproven Albert Einstein's assertion that all particles possess intrinsic properties before being measured and remain true until an opposing force or another particle interacts with them. Quantum mechanics correctly predicts these behaviors with fundamental particles like electrons and photons and the results contradict Einstein's inherent properties as demonstrated in the experiment described in this video.
