Aporia

What if some scientist came up with a theory that the Sun was not made of hydrogen, but instead was made of 99% water? And, that scientist had computer models and an infallible equation of how the internal pressure of the Sun was so great, that the core was compressed into a solid crystalized or ionized plasma ball. And, that plasma core was the reactor which enabled the Sun to super-heat the water around the core, breaking the molecular bond of H2O into separate hydrogen and oxygen, which would finally ignite when it reached the surface.

Anyone who has any experience in a chemistry lab knows just how reactive hydrogen is. A star made of hydrogen would certainly not be as calm as the Sun we see. We cannot see inside the sun, so scientists can only guess what it is actually made of. In fact, the scientific basis why the sun is tout to be made entirely of hydrogen is because of the light spectrum we can observation on the surface, followed by calculations to support the claim. The latest discoveries about water show that at extreme high temperatures and pressures, water becomes a solid again.

Ask yourself, how can hydrogen be the most abundant element in the Universe when it is the most unstable and reactive? The only free hydrogen on the planet is high up in the atmosphere, were energy is strong enough to split water into its separate molecules.. Also, they say the Sun is a third generation star, meaning it formed and exploded twice before… would the hydrogen not have stabilized with other molecules, like oxygen to form water, before it could form back together as a star?.  There are more reasons to think the Sun is made of water than made from hydrogen, so I question science sometimes…

Water is a super-stable compound as can be seen from the quantity on Earth. Water has an endo/exo-thermic reaction, which means it releases energy when it forms together from separate hydrogen and oxygen, or needs energy to separate the elements apart. When free hydrogen and free oxygen connect and bond, they form into water, and more importantly they release an explosive amount of energy. Conversely, when you want to break water back into separate molecules, it takes a large amount of energy, like enough to ionized water into a plasma…

This endo/exo-thermic reaction can be seen every day here on Earth. When a standard fire burns, there is a thermal dynamic chain reaction of heating the hydro-carbon fuel to critical energy potential where the hydrogen is released from the carbon bond. That free hydrogen is super unstable alone, so it connects with atmospheric oxygen. The exo-thermic reaction happens when the hydrogen and oxygen combine together, they form water vapor and release a huge amount of heat energy, which continues the chain reaction releasing more hydrogen. The carbon is a carrier for the hydrogen in wood or gasoline, and gives us a clue on how to store hydrogen for storage and portable electricity. Hydrogen is highly reactive to most any other element in the environment. Carbon is a super stable element which forms grid-like structure and allows many common elements to connect to, which support the physical structure of so many different life forms.

So with a typical campfire or fossil fuels, the fuel is made of hydro-carbons. The reactive hydrogen is bonded to the carbon structure, holding it like a molecular fuel cell. When that carbon is heated to the critical temperature, the hydrogen is released from the carbon, and when it ‘finds’ 2 available oxygen molecules…

BAMM!!! There is a chemical reaction which fuses the oxygen molecules and hydrogen molecule together to form water, which releases a huge amount of energy. It is that explosive energy which is released from the combining of those elements, that perpetuates the heating of the wood fuel to release more hydrogen from the carbon, and the cycle continues till there is nothing left but the carbon ash residue.

Water is one of the most dynamic and unusual compounds on the planet and is fundamental to the transportation of other elements which form the creation of Life. The hydrogen and oxygen bond is so strong at the atomic level because, those two elements combined form a magnetic bond, which also holds the individual water molecules together with an electro-magnetic bond.  The two different forces which bonds water together make it very difficult to separate the elements and it takes a lot of energy to break water into hydrogen and oxygen atoms. Hydrogen and oxygen are both pure fuels. That energy cycle could easily explain the energy cycle of the Sun.

The simplest solution to all the Earth’s energy problems could be solved if science could efficiently break the hydrogen/oxygen bond of water. What if science could use the Sun’s heat energy to boil water into steam, to reach a high enough energy potential to break the magnetic bond which holds the h2O molecules together? Then it would take much less electrical energy for electrolysis to split the hydrogen and oxygen. That would be a nice goal of humanity, to use water as fuel for all our electrical needs, with zero carbon emissions. But it would take a lot of positive thinking and effort to do… If the whole science community believed it… would you? Modern science is really a contest which the best argument creates Reality.

But, we enjoy our ignorance. We act like our wasteful lifestyles are out of our control and we shrug our shoulders when things get worse. We act like we are waiting for someone else to fix our problems… Well, that’s because ‘someone’ has hijacked your Reality. We have been brought up in a culture which glorifies an external hero. Most of our movies fortify the narrative that we need external dependence, that we are dependent and helpless. But, that’s all wrong. It is a personal and individual connection with yourself, the Universe and God where you can do anything you put your mind to. Try your best and believe in yourself and you can never fail.

The driving force of humanity is to find happiness. Happiness is being safe and secure, with people we enjoy and peace in our hearts. It is the right of every society, individual and creature to have happiness. We have yet to realize the full potential of that happiness that we, as individuals and as societies are searching for. We are going to have to start looking closer to what is really going on in the world and in ourselves if this planet is going to survive. But more than looking at the world, we need to act towards creating the world we want to live in. There is a simple way that we can all get along and enjoy a world of peace, prosperity and happiness. All of reality is held together by one common thing – our thoughts, words and actions. Humanity is finally at a level that the knowledge gained from science and religions have finally begun to be integrated, and from it we can start to understand more completely the wisdom that each holds.

All the ancient records which talk of the ‘Spirit’, say ‘It’ is an energy which resided in every soul, and every object. Those ancient traditions and understandings have been slowly lost over the past 2000 years. The steady removal of those spiritual forces by the Institutions that dominate our society has slowly change the mindset and knowledge, of each passing generation.

There are two very important factors of how we can affect life.   The first is that every moment of time has unlimited potential with the deciding factor being held by the observer. Physics calls this the Observer Effect. This means that you physically affect the world just by look at it.  The second, physics calls quantum entanglement, where any particle that was once connected to any other particle will still have an ‘interconnection’, or inseparable connection  with each other even after being separated. These are very subtle effects that we can add to our lives but have great effect in the long term. The magic of the world is at the intersection of the two. It is started by our thoughts (observations), manifests in our action and has eternal interconnection through the people and situations we encounter. As humans, what we believe is what is real. Most of this belief is based on what we have been told, but not directly experienced.

Our current world culture has led us to believe that money, fame and the ego are the most valued endeavors to strive for. Back in the conquest of America, we were told to conquer nature (and the indigenous Indians) and rebuild through technology. What if entertainment, the news, and our values were focused on more moral and positive aspects of life? What our souls and civilization need is to notice our similarities instead of our differences, and help each other work towards our mutual benefit. The deck has been stacked against all of us, and there are not enough chips to go around, so the world has become cut-throat as a matter for us to merely survive. The image of the poor being dumb and criminally minded is total propaganda to make others feel superior at the expense of someone else’s dignity. Crime comes from ignorance, desperation and inequity.  If you have ever met anyone who has lived through despair and absolute meagerness, you will find out that they are the ones who know love, compassion and understanding. It is easy to pick on the weak. It takes real strength to help someone when no one else will.  We really can raise the standards of each creature, and we need to start with the most impoverished. Understanding observation and interconnection are the first steps.

We have been sold a reality that is essentially an illusion. Once that illusion is recognized, the mind starts to open. Through understanding and the knowledge that the moral books tell us, personal and societal solidarity with our world can be attained. We are all connected to each other and need to work together with each other and the planet. Most people know by instinct that we live in an interconnected world, and that all creatures have feeling. We know this because when we see others who are hurt, it hurts us To think that an animal that fights for its young, or mourns over their dead, or intelligently builds a home, is all based on instinct is foolish. Our pets are a bridge between the intelligence and personalities that all creatures share. No animal or plant is without the same intrinsic feelings of love or anger, happiness or pain. We humans are the stewards of this planet and of all God’s creatures. To treat animals as a mechanical product on an assembly line and then pass it on as quality food is a sad consequence of our society. A great perspective of this is documented in the movie ‘Samsara’. The good people in the world need to unite.