By 1919 was dealing with radio activity on earth which allowed humans to explore and become alchemists for sure. Physics came along that dealt with the simplest objects and was breaking down matter to its simplest form which we call atoms. In 1919 a new a particle quark was allowing us to know the secrets of alchemy.
Eighty percent of the air we breathe is nitrogen. We discovered that radium was powerful in radio activity and this became our philosopher´s stone. The heart of the nucleus was atom size and one tenth of a millionth of a millimeter across. There was a man named Rutherford who knows that the atom had structure at that time and saw that there was an orbiting around the center called the nucleus. There were elements defined by protons in the nucleus. For example, hydrogen had 1 sphere or 1 proton, helium had 2 protons, lithium had 3, carbon had 6, and oxygen had 8 and so on.
In 1932, a student at the Cavendish Laboratory in Cambridge named James Chadwick of Rutherford´s discovered missing ingredients of atom in new particles and a new proton with no electronic charge or neutral thus it was called a neutron. Now we have protons and neutrons. Electrons orbit nucleus of protons, and neutrons. This was the year of a new science we called Nuclear Physics on earth.
The next challenge for our scientists on earth was how everything was held together. Now we were searching for the most powerful force in the universe which was stronger than gravity. We were searching for the strong nuclear force inside of protons and neutrons. If hydrogen fused with helium could make nuclear fusion, then the history of earth´s atom bombs would change everything we know on earth. There would be over two billion dollars at the time put into nuclear research and the atom nucleus.
What was the most powerful force in the universe? What could possibly be a trillion trillion more times stronger than gravity? Atomic fusion was like a strong push and pull energy. Electro magnetic force was something we could study. We were dealing with 92 elements and 92 atoms and we were dealing with splitting them apart. We learned that all elements seek the stability of iron. There were three categories, lightest being helium and hydrogen, heaviest being polonium and uranium, and the middle being cobalt, iron, and nickel.
We decided to use two graphs one from science and one from the astronomers of the cosmos. One abundance graph and one stability graph. In the vast stellar space there was an iron atom and the key to the atomic universe. We found out that radium was rare and aluminum was common here on earth.
Many of the greatest minds were working together and separately to find out the secrets of the universe to explain to others who were interested in science. Some were into religion and some were not. It turned out that many scientist were atheists or agnostics it seemed so religion was put on the creationist side of thinking where in religion was used the term God. So, there was a major dividing line created among scientists and how they thought.
Fred Hoyle of Yorkshire, England was one of the greatest minds of the time. The underlying theme at the time was that the universe is in change and a constant state of flux. So where does the alchemy take place? We knew the sun had nuclear fusion and we found that stars were even hotter. Nuclear fusion needs heat and high pressure and we could study this in astronomy and science. Metatron.(To be continued 1 of 3 parts.)
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