More Flawed Science
By: Miles Pelton,
March 2014
Do you see anything wrong with the
statement on this declaration attributed to Carl Sagan and reposted by Physics
Page? It asserts that these and all the
elements of which we are made required collapsing stars for their creation. If
so, where were the elements of the collapsing stars made? This kind of stuff passes
without question as proven science.
The
argument supporting this assertion claims that only in collapsing stars is
there sufficient heat and pressure to create elements. Again not only unproven
by easily explained to be absolutely wrong. The two things demonstrated
repeatedly before our eyes is that heat and force destroy matter. Explained in
technical terms, protons produce the lines of force by which atoms and
assemblies of atoms are bound to produce the various atoms and consequently all
matter. The acquisition of heat by protons reduces their power to bind so that
heated elements expand even to the point of failure as seen in combustion and
explosion. Similarly, elements and assembled matter are destroyed when subject
to high pressure.
As might be
derived from the explained phenomena, the strongest bonds are realized in the
absence of heat. Therefore, the most likely atmosphere for the formation of
elements would be absolute zero temperature and minimal external pressure.
Again, open space would be a more suitable atmosphere for the creation of
matter. Oh, and that conclusion does not leave unanswered the question of how
the matter in the collapsing star got created in the first place if it could be
created only in a collapsing star.
Statements
of this type are made and accepted as scientific fact because gobbledygook used
to explain fundamental physics principles is hiding the truth in order to
preserve belief in the unproven conservation of energy theory. All those things
are made clear by the concepts embraced by Fundamental Physics.
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