Why doesn’t a nuclear bomb create a chain reaction that destroys the entire planet?
Because real life is not Hollywood plus 4 reasons. Fission vs. Fusion : Nuclear bombs work on the principle of nuclear fission – splitting heavy atoms like uranium or plutonium. This releases energy, sure, but to destroy the entire planet? Not enough oomph. What you'd need is a fusion reaction, the kind that fuels stars. That involves lighter atoms like hydrogen fusing, and it's way more powerful. Think of fission as a firecracker, fusion as the sun. We're nowhere near making a fusion bomb as big as our planet. The Limits of Chain Reactions : Even in a fission bomb, the chain reaction doesn't run wild forever. The explosion itself scatters the nuclear fuel, disrupting the critical mass needed to sustain the reaction. It's like trying to keep a bonfire going by throwing the logs across the field. Dissipation of Energy : The colossal energy released by a nuke mostly disperses as heat, light, and a shockwave. Earth is just way too big to absorb all that and go kabloo...
Are loved ones part of the same star? Or main soul. What happens to the I? Thank you
ReplyDeleteI think the I becomes more of what it is. “I” could be the ever-evolving infinite intelligence of the great mystery of creations motion. Or maybe the breath of universal motion. I am not sure that motion is the best term. I like E-motion, because the universe corresponds through emotional electromagnetic units. (EE’s)
DeleteI think consciousness is the matrix of the mind. Its unpredictable nature manifests because the nodes of the matrix of the mind are dynamically changing moments of infinite intelligence. In that way, at its most fundamental state, consciousness is infinite in intelligence.
I think everyone who has been born on planet earth is of the same star in this space-time. There are at least 30 other races that are procreating children here who come from other star systems. That number could be far greater. That is our challenge. We are a mixture of every species in the milky way galaxy, at least.
There is danger when there is so much separation. Unconditional love has the power to for us to work together, even when we don’t like each other. “I”, and truth, and humour, and unconditional love, can bring us together.
Thanks for your questions, Kavya, because I do not know what I am talking about. Its your question that brings ideas into my head. I see that as unconditional love in action, from my “I” perspective.