How the Universe was Created

 

Donut Atom Nuclear StoryWhat is gravity?
What is magnetism?

How do these familiar physical forces relate to the intangible spiritual force called “life”?

Physicists will never stop asking questions. One puzzle that philosophers and physicists have pondered for centuries is the riddle, "What is matter?" The history of physics is a long and involving tale, which will not be told here. However, this book presents a new model of atomic structure, called the Donut Atom that rationally explains the mystery source of gravity and life within an atom.

Herbert Stollorz has worked most of his life as an applied scientist and prolific inventor. He developed klystrons during the early years of SLAG. As an instrument technician, he made parts for the linear accelerator in Stanford built during the heyday of the Silicon Valley ( Palo Alto, CA). Naturally his job created an interest what the smallest particles in physics might look like. In the early days of hi-tech, many physics theories depended on imagination and speculation instead of published books.

He was told that the atom looks like a ball with electrons circling around it. The scientists wanted to smash the nuclear balls with a big electronic canon at Stanford. These efforts still continue today at great cost. The super-smasher gets bigger like the Nebelkammer in Switzerland. With all that money spent, scientists still do not have a model of an atom good enough to match what is observed in the universe with the Hubble telescope.

Today, atomic science theory has expanded into the invisible energy spectrum. It defines positron-protons bunched together with a kaleidoscope of 32 subatomic particles scraped off the wall of the Nebelkammer. Hi-tech inventor Stollorz has come up with a simpler theory, not scraped off the wall, to explain the observations that the physicists write about. He proposes that the nuclear ball is really shaped like a donut. We do not need to shatter it to find out how it works.

Applying the electrical three finger laws to the movements of a nucleus’s subatomic particles, he describes how it creates a current of oscillating high and low voltage travelling through the donut hole at the speed of light and throwing off gravitation forces at a right angle. It is like a dog chasing his tail inside the donut. In his book, he demonstrates how this model better fits the laws of physics. For example, it perfectly mirrors the electrical hand rule where charges in motion produce magnetism radiating out 90° from the flow of electrical current which can be projected to understand galaxies why they are shaped that way.

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Donut Atom Cross SectioinTable of Contents

 

Pictorial Foreword

 

Section 1 - A New Concept of Atomic Structure

 

Section 2 - Groundwork for a New Theory

 

Section 3 - New Model of Atomic Structure Described

 

Section 4 – The Atom as a Model for the Universe

 

Section 5 - The Mechanism Sustaining the Universe

 

Section 6 - Why do we have a Universe?

 

Section 7 - Babushka Book Concepts: 7,000 Years of History

 

Section 8 - Afterword

Identifying the Aleph a0 (+one) Force
that Controls the Universe,
the Smallest Micro-Egg

 

Selected History Tables of God’s 7,000-Year Plan for Humanity

 

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