Re: Gold to Mercury transmutation?
Gpiano99@aol.com
Wed, 18 Aug 1999 16:51:08 EDT
This is very interesting. I have been doing some work with transmutating
elements. In my work I have concluded the best test would be shooting
Hydrogen in a vacuum at the certain element you are attempting to change.
This would cause and extra proton to be taken up by the element that is being
changed. This would cause it to go up a step in the Periodic Table of
Elements. But there is a big difference in my work. I figured that the
eletrons in both the hydrogen and the element being changed would not allow
the proton through so I theorized you would have to not only let hydrogen
through but positrons through to anniahlate all the electrons exposing only
the neuclus of the atoms so bombardment can interact primarly with the
protons. However, without the electron orbiting the hydrogen and othe
electrons orbiting the element being changed, protons may start to
spontaniously decay so the bombardment and the emittion of positrons would
have to happen very quickly so othe electrons can come back into orbit with
the new element made so that the protons do not have time to decay.
If Dr. Gaschler really did succeed in transmutation of atoms then its
alot easier then I thought. By the way, with this discovery one would no
longer need to mine for raw materials.
Jeremy Lynn Mumme