NEW WORLD

NEW ELEMENTS

ASTRONAUTS

Astronauts came to our solar system many years ago. They set off
nuclear explosions deep in the third planet that converted a zillion
normal Shells into Space and other fields before they left. Planet
Earth began to wobble as it continued to orbit the sun. To stop this
strange movement, cracks developed in the crust and large sections of
masses began to move. Many sections crashed into each other to form
mountains while other sections just drifted apart. Active volcanoes
appeared all over the crust and in the resulting cracks between the
shifting masses. Part of the material that left the Earth hit its moon.
Other pieces went into space to return at a later date as meteorites.

NEW ELEMENTS

3..LITHIUM..Li__6.941

Lithium comprises five orbiting Neutrons in a Hydrogen atom (5+1) x 1.
The center Neutron moves in and out of the atom’s center and into orbit
so the atomic weight is about 7 most of the time with an orbit of five
Neutrons at other times.

4..BERYLLIUM..Be__9.012182

Beryllium comprises eight orbiting Neutrons in a Hydrogen atom
(8+1) x 1.

5..BORON..B__10.811

Boron comprises eight orbiting Neutrons in its outer orbit and one
Neutron orbiting in its inner orbit (8+1+1) x 1. The center Neutron
moves in and out of the center of the atom, so the AW is 11 some of
the time.

7..NITROGEN..N__14.0067

Nitrogen comprises 14 Neutrons in a Hydrogen atom. There are two
orbits. The outer orbit contains eight Neutrons. The inner orbit
contains five Neutrons (8+5+1) x 1. One Neutron is in the center
of the atom most of the time.

8..OXYGEN..O__15.9994

Oxygen comprises 15 Neutrons in a Hydrogen atom. There are two orbits.
The outer orbit contains eight Neutrons. The inner orbit contains six
Neutrons (8+6+1) x 1. The center Neutron moves into its own orbit so
the AW is 16 some of the time.

9..FLUORINE..F__18.9984032

Fluorine comprises three orbits in a Hydrogen atom. There are eight
Neutrons in the outer orbit. There are six Neutrons in the middle
orbit. There are three Neutrons in the inner orbit (8+6+3+1) x 1.
The center Neutron moves in and out of the center so the AW is 19
some of the time.

11..SODIUM..Na__22.98978

Sodium comprises three Lithium atoms pressed together in a triangle.
There is a Neutron in each of the three centers. There is one Neutron
in their common intersection. There is a Neutron in each of their
three dual intersections. Each normal Shell has five Neutrons in orbit
{[(5+1) +1] x 3 +1}. One of the center Neutrons goes into orbit some
of the time so the AW is 23.

17..CHLORINE..Cl__35.453

Chlorine has two orbits in each of its 3 normal Shells. It has seven
Neutrons in its outer orbit and two Neutrons in its inner orbit. Each
of the three dual intersections has a Neutron. Their common intersection
has two Neutrons pinning them all together {[(7+2+1) +1] x 3 +2}.

The main element at this time is Oxygen. Oxygen combines with the Carbon
masses to form Carbon dioxide which covers the planet.

UNSTABLE ELEMENTS

An unstable element is one like Oxygen in which the highly active
Neutrons follow their own unpredictable paths or orbits, make contact
with other like Neutrons, and go any which way. They make contact with
stable elements and cover themselves with these stable elements to
produce one of three results.

A zero result is one in which the unstable element covers itself
completely so that there is no opening. As such, it remains dormant
for this discussion.
A one result is one in which the unstable element covers itself
completely except that there is one opening. These elements evolve
in to animals of all kinds.
A two result is one in which the unstable element covers itself
completely except that there is two openings. These elements evolve
into plants of all kinds.

At this stage in the evolution of the planet Earth, the involved
plants are like algae. They use photosynthesis to converts carbon
dioxide into organic compounds using the energy from sunlight. The
released Oxygen rises in the sky to combine with Hydrogen to make
water. It rains all over the planet. The water runs into the cracks
where it converts to steam to rise into the sky. This rain cycle
slowly cools the planet. Over time, the water begins to collect in
the cracks and form oceans. As it does so, the Sodium Chloride
washes into the water to make it salty.

With the advent of water, mosses and other plants followed in the
evolution process above and below the water line. Insects followed
to eat the plants and each other. Herbivores were followed by
omnivores and the carnivores were last. With vast amount of available
food, these animals grew to great sizes giving rise to the age of
dinosaurs.

DUST

While life continued to expand on the planet, dust continued to
collect in the upper atmosphere. There was dust from the original
explosion. There was dust from the many volcanos and dust from the
returning meteorites. The volcanos were the main and continuous
contributors. As the dust accumulated, the sky grew dark. As the
plants began to die, so did the animals. However, the rain continued.
Over time, the Earth cooled, the volcanoes stopped and the rain began
to bring the dust down to Earth. As the sunlight began to reach the
soil, life began and the age of mammals began.