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by Michio KuehiTH ESIZEOF SPACE

The December 30 llsue ot TimeMagaztne lea turad an an icte rh (s' 'Scrence sectron about a new thsoryo t the un iverso . Two Amer ican asr ron_omers, Sandage an d Gunn, had ca/cLr_la ted Ih e densi ly o t matte r in ou lerspace ano decrded that the un iversewr l l con t inu to expand wi lhout end.Th e ar t ic le conctuded wi th theswords ' iGuon l ind6 ths impt ica tronsot an open unrverse thorough ly mtnd-o o g n g a n d p a r a d o r i c a t . E v e nthough the densi ty ot it s mass issma , he exptains.., ihe otalamountor mass is int in ite t 'ecause pace isint in ite lybig. Sandage g.ees. Thisexpansron s such a strangeconclu-s ion, ' he says. ,.One,st t rs t assump_ron rs hal l cannot ea y be rue.an dye t i t rs a prmier act.What do yo ! th ink ol thai? Th erwo aslronomers ay space s inf in iteWrl l he expansion t the un verseconrinue ndtessty s hey mainta in rwr l l r l perhaps e batanced y a phaseol contract ion, as some previouslneones cla imed?Th e universe s Eupposedo havebegun to expand at te r a , ,b ig bang.wnen at l the maltr no w in iheunrvrse xptoded ro m a trsmeodous-ly concentratedmass. No one, so tar,ha s expiarned he orig in ot that mass.Th ebi g bang s t ike he mythicat u. on wnrch th e wor ld wa s said toresr- lust thereas something o startlrom to . lack of anythrng tter.Hot! ca n one ind hr swa, throughIne labyrin lh ol scroncet Seerng hela rse leads sca ered through theanrcr n r , r re resembtes he copytng

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The fndustry of Love

- The toltowtng a.t,cte ctebuts ou, nen cotumn on a e',atNe scence hts oz,seo,on thtee tectutes gtven bv Mrchto xushi at the Noh cen3t in Bostonounng ranua.v ln th is month s cotumn. ur . xusn i a iscusses a i inemi iexrmonth we witl p.int th e continuation ot his alicle as he examines atterna!tve

game printed n S0idat n:rspapers.' 'F 'nd rhe 50 lh ings wron! wrth th isprc lure Can we cul througf al t hosedotarlswi th a basicclue o 'escueusrrom our cootusion in ihe tace ofexPans?Modern civ it izat ion rs buil onscience Our ecotogical nd economproorems ar e rnseparabterom tharrounctBtion.nd here s no way o loerhos problems.To sotve he currnlcf lses, w have to creare a r . ! tynaluraltechno gy whrchca n p.opertymet the needs thal scrence ha served al such a terfibie cosl io thehuman and naturatenvrronmenl. heoDvrous ctue, the secret everyonexnows, crops up In the tasl sentenceol the f i f ie ar i ic ie: , ,Ones l irs tassumplion s lha l i t cannol ea y blrue... " The compass o treedorn soui lnturt lon, our innate sense otnalural balance,ouf common snse,' 'ones f i .s t assumplion.Th e technology responsibte orthe cur.enl ecotogicat cr is is is theproducl o l spciatrsrs,ha t is peoplewho have become prolessionalsbyconcentratrng n the parl and gnoringihe whote. A fu t ty naturat echnologywi l l b treeol experl ise wi th th e tonoyears o t a r t i i ic ia schooti.g an d th;vasr Inveslmentot money which acomplex echnocracy equfes. t muslbe s inple an d avaitabte o a|. Th ebasis or creatrngon e pacelutwor tdrs us l common sense.Now, is spac int in i le? Cansomeli ing physicat eatlybe inf in ite,lhal is to say ndtess.an absolute?Physical space wilh the ma er i !entolds is the retatrve, not the abso-lure wond, becauseal t our observa-

t i cns o f lhe p iys icar wodd are re la i veSpace and t ime e t is t rnh l , lheabso lu te The onry abeotu le . in t in r reis chanq. No mai le rnow rarge or how sma| a pon ion oltn unrverse is se lected , the on ec h a . a c t e r i s t i c a t w a y s p r e s e n t r schange. Th e stower our speed, lh emore sPace and t ime enter in toconsidera t ion , At in In i re speed. !n th eaDsoru le rca lm, space d sappears an dso does l ime The mate fua i wo r d wLthwhich science dea ls rs a re ta t ive eddy.a smal l rs land wi lh in ih o .ean ot

THE SPIRAL IN THE VOIDThe lo r .e ot crea t ton is mt(ordwherever we look in the na lura lwor ld - lhe $,hor ts in our own f inger_trps, tn spr ra t moun l ing ot brancheson a r re , th e cyclone vor te r o t c loudpar te rns photo0raph6d by wsathersa te l l i tes, an d the wh i r l ing arms ot ourga laxy. The sp i ra t o t cra lon tookssomethrng t ike rh is : (Se Ftg . 1)Th e wor td which a mater ia t is t icsc ience can deat wi th l i rs t appears inlh e l rensi t ion trom wav nergy tosuo-a tomrc par l i c les. t t i s a mrnutepotn t wi th in lha t panoramic who lenesswhich opens loourv iew when weus e ou r premre. in tu ibon.Ta l ing the re ta i ive tor the abso-lu te -as lh e astronomers do rn ca | ingspac in l in i l - is lhe basrc er ror otmaler ia l ism. Bu t ou r common senseInsrsls lhal every short-term prolit isOa lanced by a lono- t rm toss, to r thepnncrp le ot ba tance {wh ich trad i t ionatChinese philosodhy c! ed yrn andyanQl oroers ih6 en t i re re ta trve wor td .

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NATURA|. EDUCATIOII AT LASTWe must educate ourse les rqur re d i f te ren t sequence l rom tr { th ich we to t towed al schoot wh

rearn in0 o become iu tu re etper ts . oreoucatron con la ins two deg16elarnrng and appt ica tron or recervan o 9rvrng-wr th iour stags lor toIng lhe mastery of each degre in ta reas, lhe men la l and th e physica tIA) Psycho log ica l reedorn or sB) Physica l l redom of h6a l lh a

Ci Fre ing others, by reachLngD) Na lura l lechno logy, or a cherny

In order to mastr D, we mupass through A, B , and C. The i ic rass (a ) is the most d i l f i cu t t t t t s tooar ol l rad i t iona l and moder . pa iloward ,de tachment, whether in secu lar con lex l such as EST, or re l rg rous con lext , such as tne studysp i r r lL ra l echn iques Many o i us anow xeen ly ln te rested ln s laqebecause modern educa l ron b lockour chr ld l ik in tu i l lon ano st i led obasjc san i ty . We must labor ioude-bra inwash ourse lves trom the enl ic ia l concep ls we have been sl l t tewi lh s ince in lancyWe sl i l l s t ruggte wr lh A tlernnlary schoot of tite, because wla i led lo grow up , an d we ta i ted


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up an y sooner because we d idn lro we *ere lhorou9h lY spo i leda c ivL l tza t ion l shor l - le r rn prospeGthat managed to sh ie ld us l rom

Bred in the escap is l hab i ls whrche prod lced bv tha l k lnd oi d !ca_we wou d l rke to t lee l rom ln ewond in io spr . i luar (y as an

l rom mundane mat le rs. l l weborn in pover lv we wou lo oeless l lke lY to ac l so suPerorou r Par t cu la r lnPTh e spr rnua l wor ld an d lh e male 'a f e w o p o l so l a c o n l l n u o u s

dream an d rea l r ly , ti e v nand lhe van center olTh e goa lo l en l igh tenrnent isis o a le ourse lvs trom tnewofd in a genera re l rea la long the sp i ra l o l evo l !_

Th e goa l ol en l igh lenmenl s 1oas a l ree be ing In lh e wor ld o rda l ly rea l r ly . As we o ! lg rowr escapLsl hab i ls . we begrn lo s tudva .oncern oi ma.Y YoLrn ! PeoP ew invo lved in lh e natura i ioodm a c r o b r o t r c s o r g a i r c

W grad la le l rom E. howevef . bYde0ree lo th e,c l ivD degree by ass 's l in9 0 lhers lo

ou r ecologrcal an d economlc.r is is is lhe or ice lor havrng louledthe comrnon enseol humanlly ' un t i lqurte ecenl ims people ookon y orrhe earlh 's etcess For exanpl lneabu.danl 0rowthol treeswas used omake charcoal or heal n9 Humanrlyl rved tt our planels natural rowlnasrnleresl. wrlhout eler louchrn9 ou rcaoita l. Modernc vi l iza lron, oweverde9encson livrngol l ou r capita ou rorospe.i ly s a la lse prosperl lvwh'chca n be buoyed up onrv so long ovaniirc ia exDedrenrsbeforeol lapsrngTh e presenl cr isrs real ly s iar led 20 0yearsag o wi lh th e induslna! revoru_tion when ( to r a numberor reasonswhich we ca n PUrsue in anotherlecture series on hrstory) PeoPbegan qnorng th iessonsol inevi ia_ble balance ha t musl be maslereo nleveL . Somelhingwonl wrong wi thou r intu itve judgment The currenlsprr i l la l quest s an eltod to recoverthal basrc udgmento1 a Jreenumanbing al on e wi lh th e largerenvrron-

Th e earth s oLlrmother 'our onrYmatenal ofrq i. ll we consume na l

ko m which it has aPrungln 'h ih school we wore laLlgntrhat he three undamental anrdes nan atom ar e he leclron' he prolonan d the neutron. Th e eleclron wa sprctured as a minule speck circ l ingaround lhe cenlra l c lump or largerparl ic les, he prolons and the neu-irons. in the nucleus The electr lccharge on each eleclton is rn inus 1an d h leclrrc hargeon eachprolonis plus 1. Sinc he Prolon s at lhecenter (yang) we would expecl rr scharge obe posi|ve, and he electronat th e priphery ouldnatural ly av eaneqalrve yin) cha.ge.8ut what rs heneulron.wi th no cnargelNolh ing cair exrs l n lh is r la lrvew o n dw h , c h , sn e i l h e r l u s v a n g ) o rmrnus (yln), permanently t lhe bal_ancepoin l. Fudhermore, he distanceo i the eleclron trom the nucleus iss u p p o s e do b e c o n s t a n l N o l h L n 9s.onslanl rn the relatrvewor ld E!ery-lh ing moves hrolgh change No onehas evr seen or Phologohed tneconslant c i rc le which rs supposed orepresent an atom wi ih i ls outerelecrrons an d cenlra l nucleus Th e

w.rds as labelshaveblinded u3We sa y X moves Whal rs Xt Try lophotooraph l whal aclual ly movesiMoving movesChange changes once we naverealized that i t is impossib le lodestroY or arresi chan0e we cancreate lrue science.The ata l law inrhe scie.ce w learned t school s theabsenceof a large PersPeclrve '

TH E ELEMENTS

Th e Periodic ableot he elmenishanos on the wall o l everychsmrslryclas-sroom el us see l we (an shaferhe dust ol l chemrstrybY seerng na lb lockishchari n erms ol ou r dynamrc"o ' tu]n" , , r " , rarse Pa l le rn thalemeroes rs lhe etistnce ol sevenrows across seven 's lhe sacrednumberol orb its n a complele sprra l(seven daYs lo a wesk in soven

TEBRUARY I975 .AST WEST J OU RNAL

You can' t capture a ghost Th oreali ty s motion ' chang6,

rec la rm natura l hea l ih . When Jesusrerurned l rom lhe deser l he wen labo!r hea l ing the s ickr he cou ld no ls lay medr la trng on a mountarn 1op.The teachrng o i Jesus, l i ke tha l o tauddha. a l C, was d i rec led to he lp ingothefs rea l i2e ther r ow. abso lu ll reedom "Take up lhy bed and wa lk 'T h e i r a c l r v i t y . b e c a u s e 1 w a sgrounded In who leness ra lher than thel r rn i ted an d ephemera l . con l rnus tcl i ve even now. The maslery o l O, is ou r

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we must pr ish The.e is no escapei rom our rack o l judgment l /ve havecreated the cur re . l crs is and now wemust reso lv r l l l rs we who musl racelh e prob leh bocaus i t i s we who wi l lbe destroyed r t we contrnue to evaderhe basic o rder o r baance, jus l ice ,an d propor l ton In a l r th rnOs. Th is iswh y we m!s l now learn rue sc ence i tou r sp in tua l i l y is lo be anylh rn0 bl lon e more a l templ a l escape l rom thrswor ld In whrch we i rnd o !rse ve s

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P lasma 15 0n the border i rne betweenthe wor ld ol matte r and lhe wor ld o lenergy Th e l lame from a match , lo rexampl . is In lh e p lasma sla te wherlh e a loms ar e moving so ias l tha l lheybreak down in io sub-a lomlc par l ic leslo rbr l 3 o t our sp l ra l d iagram) Basicexa,np les ol gas, iqu id , and so l rd ar ear r wa le . , anO eannObvrously . lh e leve oJ energY orrempe.a ture , Jrom plasma to sor ro rslowerand lower Thus a so l rd such asi c e o r m e t a l , s t h e t r o z e n , l e a s l p l i a b r sra le Energy (v ib ra tron or sp i r i l ) istus l lh dr { luse (yrn) to rn o l ma l le r ,an d matte r !s no th lng bu l a condenseo(yang) man i resta t ion o1 sp,(1 . v ib ra_t ion , o r energy In order 10 unders landlh e wor !d o f mal te r $ iho l is t ica l ly . wernLrs l se it In lhe con lext ot spra l

The lea tr ;n actua l lv sp .ars rn phvsrca l and the sp i r lua l wor ld Thesetoward ihe cen ler , contrac l ing i ls seven rows wi lh Hydrogen (H ) an diuoooseO'y consrar l d rs la lc ' r .o r Fe l rum {He l - l te lw o I 'ghres l e le_ln e rucreus. lo becone *ha l s ca ed3 men ls- rn ln e lo o ro w and lneproron. S ince th e Pro ton is much massive radroacl rve e l9qI l !s-t " rg" , ln "n tn e lec i ron , how does i1 U.anrum (U) P lu lon lum (Pu) , el c -i nac;u i re l ls addr l iona l we igh l? The th e bo l tom row are th e rJ lec l ron rnpro ton s grea ler rnass is crea led by lhe th wor ld o t chemistry o l ou ' sevenchange 01 energy in lo mal le t Tha l orb i la l sp i ra o i crea l ron , c l rc l rng Ing" . io ." "ponOi - ro tne d i { fe rence in toward lhe dense cen ler ' (See Fi s 4energy between the swi l t l y revo lv ing on next paoe)e lectron an d lh e pro lon ro ta l ing abou l why are lhe eemenls In lne

.o* .o r '" o" r . ' an iasy a hypothe l r_ lh rougnoLt lhe co ' lscrousness o' ih ecar 'o ;3 ' The e a' e no such oe. lec l tace bu l mooPr^ scrence is bar reoci rc les in na lure l rom rea l i2 rng th e conr inu iv o t the

i t s o w n a x i s . S eF i g . 2 ) bo l tom to w radroac!rve) These e le -

the qua l i l y ot rnagne l rc a l l rac l ron , u! t

As the prolon urns back .r al menls at thecenle 'o i lhe spira l ar eou 1 agarn on i ls way to become an under tremendousev o ul onary pres-erecl.on. us l a l the extreme urnl.g sure The sprra l everses ls drrect ionpoint where yang (centt ipeta l orce) at lhe exlremepoinl ot matena za lonchangesroyin cenlr l lugal orce) the and endsoulwardagarn Th e mass!veneulronaooears {Srm arly, the posi_ radroactiveelemenls slar l 1o Dreaktron is an eleclron urning back rom down and emrl parlrdes on tnerrwayxtreme yi n toward yang.) th e tu l back o the sr xth orbi l Thus Uraniumcycie ooksl iketh is:(s6eFig 3,p.24) decavs o bcomeLad Pb)Theseso-cal ledpanrctes r no l Tne elements t the middleot thestablenti t is Th allacyol concep- ourth orbi l , balancedhaltway downtual lhrnkrng pervades maler ia l is l ic he spira l- lron (Fe. number 26),science. t is the d iseas l naming. , cobatr (Co, number 27), an d Nickelyou, and John Smilh are supposed o (Ni, number 28)-are maonetic Wh ybe I, you, and John Smrth-once an d does a magni, iron ior example,lora l l . bul how many di l lerentpeople attracl orher metals? Nalure rs awe have been in our growlh lrom process eekin! i ts balance ornt.wechildhood1o old agel We are notnrng say lhal the elemenl lron possesses

The re l ranceol mode,n socre ly onl h wa y in whrch physrca l needs ares!pp re d by sonce is no1 somelh ngGod-grve . . Modern Industr ia l c iv i l i za-l ron was deve loped by peop le l rke us:il ca n be changed radrca l ly by numanberngs We ar e tree lo chanoe ou rindusrna l crvr l i za trona l i t s very roo l !n

STUDYING NATURAL TECHNOLOGYcra1 in ! a na lura lechno logy

depends on so lv lnC lwo prob lems (1)th ma.Lr tacture ol matena ls an d (2 1the u l r l rza l ron o l energy Modernscrnce answers lhe tr rs l p ro tr lem bym r n r n q o r e s a n d r e l r n r n g h e m ! n t omela s Cou dn 1 we howevef . c fa temeta ls d r rec l ly t .om lh e e lemenls Inlh e atmosphere and the ocean ins lea io l depenCing on lhe ex l .ac l !on o la ready exis t n9 malera ls In the ear th ,Whal , l we !sed lhe enrgy ha t comeslo us l ronr wrnd an d waler , lhe sunan o evn oute , space, ins lead otre lYrng on lhe dep le l ron o t luerdeposns In the lo r f i r o f coa l and o i l?

The world is a verb, nol a noun. actual ly naqnelism s tne endency rTh enuclus l an alom rs he |r,assir ,gal l t ie other melals moving towardo{ Iow energy evels t the cenlra larea balance t th midpornl o l lhe sp ra lo l the a lom Th eectron is nol a The specrl icq! a it ies o l rron are o! eshiny pellet we wou d see i ' our to thal lendency. Mal1er rs lnm i c f o s c o p e s w e r e o n l y p o w e r l u l m a n i l e s l a l i o nl e n r o y .nouqh. l i is a c loud an d a very The tendencyo l lhe elemenls oditfuse yrn) loud. Oon be ooled by move lowards balance is nol onlvth e naminO am ol dualrst ic houghl. volut ionary


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add i t on o l 2 deuterLum atoms (wi1n 1p.o lon an d 1 .e !1 ron each) L i lh rumt h e n e t l e l e m e n l w n h 3 p r o t o n sa n d 4neu l rons) . evo lves i rom the nuclea ia d d l i o n o t 1 H e l i L r ma l o m w r l h rTr tLUm alom (havinq I Pro ton and 2

1 l r * 1 a r = 2 n " 02 t , " 0 * l H a = 3 L , ,

Some elemnls a fe qLr te ab!ndant and o lhers are v ' t ra re Modernscrnce has no satrsrac lo rJ, exp laner -l ron io r lh s bas c lac l ye t ti e reasonior i t s qu i le obr ro !s when we se ehow a I lhe e ements were crea ted byn a t l r a a c h m y W l h a l t t l e a r l l h -mel rc yo! ca . see wh y carbon io re x a m p l e . s b l l L r t h r u mrs re ls t ive ly ra re , depend ing on lh enumber o l possib e combinat onsbetween a toms and rso topes neces-sary lo crea le lnem

Srnce we know tha l Oxygen rsvery y n and Carbon s very Yang, wecan see why the i r nuclear combrnatronproduces an e lemenl as s lab le a. da o r u * 6 c r r = 1 4 s ' a a

l l s asy lo exper i rnen l wr thl ransmuta l ron in th e p lan t k ingdomSimply sprout seeds in near ly d is i i l ledwaler w. th a g lass covef to keep ou le lements o iher than lho3e con larneoin a i r an d waier ll Yo ! lake some olthe seeds lo a labora tor ! lo r anaLvsrsand lhen compare a lab a ia lysrs or lhee lements con la ined in lhe sprouts.you wi lL d isco !er an arna2 ing d i le r -enc tn th e number o i e re l .nen lspresen l . The l ransmula t lon or lhosee lemenis l rom a i r and l rom waler na staken p lace under norma lempera lL r re

Nuclear lus ion occurs reaor lYthroughou l na lure becaLrse as wes a w . t t e n l c e l s s n o i a c l o s e dsyslem ol s tabre par t rc es but rs anopen te ld o l ener ly n con i inLra

do m was documenled bv !ours Kervanrn hrs stud les ol French work inensla troned ln the sahara He noted the iin take of food In terms or crem cae lemenls an d comPared t w in lne Ina l ! ra excre t i . r .s . They 9ave ot r morePorassrurn a. d less Sodrum lhan thevha d taken In f le concluded thatSodrum wa s bernQ transmuied 1oPolassrur i r by nuc ea r 1us on w(h th eoxygen brea lhed rn . accord nq lo lh e

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ThlS process rs ssentLa l to ourmetabo l isrn . and the ba lance o l Soa ium wi th Po lass urn P ay s a key ro e irt h e t r a n s m i s s r o n o J i m P u l s e s a o n !ou r ner rous systm. The l roub le wr lhdemonsl ra trng l ransmula t on 1n lnevegetab le or anrma krn9dom rs lha tsc ien l is ls ma Y immd a le Y ob lecttha t too many unknown var ab ies ar epresen l to r the evrdence o be convrnc_r n 9 there lo re we musl nea l lY demon 'stra re l ransmuia t ion in the mrners lk ingdom under labora lo ry cond i l ronsMy t .acher . Georges ohsawa lm' '6 'mu led sod ium io Po lass !m wr l r r theror lo :wing srmPre aPPara lus (Fig 6)

ln a vacuum tube wr in a posr l rvan d nega lve e lec l rode at e r lher en3,he pu 1 2. 3 .n i l l ig rams o l Sod ur n aepassed an e lectr rc curent betweef thetwo e lec l rodes. hea l tng lh e Potassiuml f o m s o l r d l o ! r q u r d t o g a s e o u s r op lasma s la le He lhen r . l roduced 1 6m i l l r g r a m s o l O ! Y g e n t h r o u g h l n ev a l v e l h e P r o d u c l r e m a r n n g r n l n lub. as vef l iLec l b, specl ros.opce x a m r n a t o n . w a s 3 9 m r q r a d s o i

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L e E ' s s e e h o w o u r u n d e r s t a n d i n g o f y i n a n d y a n g a p p l i e sthe wor ld o f e lemenrs . yang tempera ru re i s l ^ rha _ more h ighperaaure or more low temperature? High tenpera tu re (ho t ) i syang ; l ow tempera tu re ( co ld ) i s rno re y in . yang s ize i s what?I t i s s m a l l e r a n d m o r e c o m p a c t ; l a r g e r i s r n o r e y i n s i z e , H e a v r e ri s more yang ; t i gh te r i s rno re y in . In te rms of dens i t y , yang i sm o r e d e n s e , m o r e h a r d o r s o l i d ; l e s s d e n s e i s y i n , R e d c o l o r i sm o r e y a n g ; p u r p l e o r v i o l e c i s m o r e y i n ; v a r i o u s c o l o r s a r e t h e r ei n b e E w e e n - r e d , o r a n g e , y e l l o w , g r e e n , b l u e , v i o l e t . B e y o n dr e d i s i n f r a - r e d , v r h i c h w e d o n ' t s e e a n y m o r e a s a c t u a l c o l o r .b e y o n d v i o l e t i s u l t r a - v i o l e t .

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p lace a t room remPerature . I t na tu ra l l y cak 'es a very h igh tem-pera tu re to change these in to l i qu id fo r rn . Other e lements , suchas oxygen , n i t rogen and hydrogen are a l ready far above the i rb o i l i n g p o i n t , e x i s : i n g h e r e i n g a s f o r m . T h e s e g a s e s b e c o m el i q u i d o n l y a t v e r y c o l d t e m p e r a t u r e s , f a i r l y n e a r t o a b s o l u t ez e T a .

S o w i t h i n o u r s u r r o u n d i n g s , a l t h o u g h w e m a y n o t n o t i c e i t ,a l l s c a t e s o f m a i t e r a r e o c c u r r i n g a C o n c e - s o m e e l e m e n i s a r e i na f r o z e n o r " i c e " s t a t e , s o m e a r e i n a s e m i - f r o z e n s c a t e ( l i k em e r c u r y ) , s o m e a r e i n l i q u i d s t a t e , s o n e a r e i n g a s o r p l a s m i cs ta te , some a re a l r cad f i n a v ib ra t i ona l o r \ t ave s ta te Our p re -s e n t m a t e r i a l c i v i l i z a t i o n i s v e r y l i m i t e d i n i t s v i e w , o n l yd e a l i n g w i i h f r o z e n a n d l i q u i d s t a c e s - n o E g a s , p l a s r n a o r v i b r a -t i o n s .

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S u p p o s e w e b u r n a n e r e m e n r , a n c p u t a p r i s m i n f r o n t o f i tt o s e e w h a c c o l o r s a r e m o s t s t r o n g t y e m i t t e d . T h i s i s c a l l e ds p e c E r o s o p c e xa m in a i o n : bv examin ing the co lo r spec t rum ofe a c n e l e m e n t , v ' e c a n m a k e a m o r e e x a c t c l a s s i f i c a t i o n o f y i n a n dy a n g e l e m e n t s . ( p l e a s e s e e t h e a c c o m p a n y i n g c h a r t o n t h e n e x cpage . )0 f c o u r s e , E o m a k e t h i s n o r e e x a c t , y o u c a ni n f o n n a t i o n s u c h a s m e l t i n g p o i n t / b o i l i n g p o i n ca d j u s t e v e r y r h i n g s l i g h c l y t o m a k e i t s r i l l m o r eE h e g e n e r a l i d e a i s h e r e .

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T h i s c h a r t c a n s 6 ] y p a l l c h e r n i c a l m y s t e r i e s , s u c h a s w t r y s o m ee lements can eas i l y co r i b i ne ancJo the rs can, t . S uppose, rde r ran t toconb ine t \ ^ /o e lemen ts , x and Y, and we see they are bo th nore vang .Then r , ,e cou ld in t : :oc luce some y in cond i t i on , by chang ing tempera ru rea n d m a k i n g t h e m m o r e e x p a n s i v e , o r . b y i n c r o d u c i n g s o m e o t h e r m o r ey i n e l e m e n t a s a c a t a l y s t o r u s i n g s o m e o t h e r t e c h n i c a l a d j u s t m e n t s .C a r b o h y d r a t e s , f o r e x a m p l e , a r e c o m p o s e d a r g e l y o f H , C a n d O .C a n y o u s e e h o w t h i s o c c u r s , a c c o r d i n g t o t h e i r y i n a n d y a n gna tu res ?THE I,IYSTERYOF I4IATER

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Q i n n p f h a r r ; n n ' r L - ^ ' . ' " i - a - l " - - ^ t h a r r n , r n ' r o v n l . . i r . \ " r . , 'r r r r L L r r L J r o r w r t yc h i s i s s o . H o w e v e r , w e c a n s e e t h a t h y d r o g e n i s m o r e y a n g s o i tna tu ra l l y goes down: y in oxygen goes up . The two hyd rogen a tomsc a n ' E c o m e E o o c l o s e , t h o u g h , b e c a u s e t h e y r e p e l e a c h o c h e r , s ol h i s s E r u c t u r e r e s u f t s .

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