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When I last ruminated on this subject in July of 2005, I came up
with rather good conclusions even though many of my assumptions and calculations were crude and rough and in error. Today is April 2008 and I think I can amplify those calculations of old. Let me put myself into the Cosmic Control Center which is the Nucleus of the Atom Totality, located somewhere in the direction of the Great Attractor and the Sloan Great Wall of Galaxies. Physics has a fundamental constant that the coupling strength between Coulomb force and compared to gravity force is 10^40 stronger for the Coulomb. So I am there in the Nucleus Control Center and talking around with the Nucleites (to give them a name). And they tell me their job is to keep the Universe together and secondly to progress the Universe in small steps forward to the Next Atom Totality which is element 95. They tell me were are 1/3 between 231Pu and the next Atom Totality of Element 95. So a Nucleite shows me a monitor of the Milky Way Galaxy and I beg "it" to zoom in on the Solar System and planet Earth. Which "it" obliges. The Nucleite instructs me by saying, of course Earth has life but most planets do not have life because it takes too much of our time and maintenance and most of all energy. You see a Solar System can run on pilot automatic of merely the weakest Coulomb force which is the force of Gravity. Most Star systems are run on purely gravity because that takes the least amount of energy. Much like your human body Mr. Archimedes Plutonium is run on the brain stem which automatically controls most of your living functions such as heart beat, breathing, eating, excrement, sex. The main difference between intelligent life and animal life is that the brain stem is augmented with a neocortex in intelligent life. Nucleite further talks on: So you see Mr. Plutonium, that it would be too costly for us to make life on every Star System since we would then have to shot photons and neutrinos of 10^40 more to those planets of life, and we only have a given amount of photons and neutrinos to sparse out as each future moment moves by. End of conversation with Nucleite and I am shipped back to Earth. Now in prior posts I said that the number of Photons that exist to hold together a plutonium atom was around 10^160 and that Dirac had computed that the Cosmos has about 10^80 protons. Now in an Atom Totality the total number of photons is a very large number. Last time I computed it was somewhere around 10^160 photons. This number would relate to Dirac's number of 10^78 number of total protons in the universe. Those numbers are pretty much in agreement for if we consider that the electrons of the Cosmos would also be 10^80 then the photons to hold together the protons would be 10^80 X 10^80 = 10^160 Now there are neutrons in the Cosmos also and they do Coulomb binding so the total number of Photons needed to hold together a Plutonium Atom would be somewhere of the order of 10^231 to 10^240. So those numbers are in agreement. So what is this shortcut of calculating how much intelligent life exists in the Cosmos. Well, if the auto pilot of planet and solar system maintenance is Gravity whereas if there existed intelligent life in that Solar System would require 10^40 more energy than if the solar system were lifeless. So now, Mars and Venus and Mercury and all the other planets in our Solar System are barren of intelligent life, they may have some specks of life but not any abundance. So how much life exists as a Entity here on Earth? Where one human counts as one entity and where one bacteria counts as one entity? Is the number of life entities on Earth that of a number which approaches 10^40? So that if the control center of the Nucleus of the Atom Totality has to maintain life on Earth, it has to bombard Earth with 10^40 more photons and neutrinos than if Earth were lifeless and maintained purely on gravity. So what is the Entity Count of life on Earth? Is it about 10^30? Or about 10^35? Let me say it is about 10^35 living particle entities on EArth that require the Coulomb energy rather than the low-maintenance energy of gravity. Now in a previous post of mine I looked up the very best Pulsar density count in the Cosmos and it was 10^5 density So here I have another agreement of numbers. That if I take the Living Particle Entity density of 10^35 and multiply by Pulsar density of 10^5 I end up with the Coulomb to Gravity Coupling strength of 10^40. Now I am not suggesting that every pulsar is a alien planet that has built a pulsing machine to communicate beyond their Star System, but that the majority of pulsars, say 90 percent are advanced alien life. Some pulsars can be stars of some pulsing mechanics. Archimedes Plutonium www.iw.net/~a_plutonium whole entire Universe is just one big atom where dots of the electron-dot-cloud are galaxies |
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Archimedes Plutonium wrote: (snipped) So what is this shortcut of calculating how much intelligent life exists in the Cosmos. Well, if the auto pilot of planet and solar system maintenance is Gravity whereas if there existed intelligent life in that Solar System would require 10^40 more energy than if the solar system were lifeless. So now, Mars and Venus and Mercury and all the other planets in our Solar System are barren of intelligent life, they may have some specks of life but not any abundance. So how much life exists as a Entity here on Earth? Where one human counts as one entity and where one bacteria counts as one entity? Is the number of life entities on Earth that of a number which approaches 10^40? So that if the control center of the Nucleus of the Atom Totality has to maintain life on Earth, it has to bombard Earth with 10^40 more photons and neutrinos than if Earth were lifeless and maintained purely on gravity. So what is the Entity Count of life on Earth? Is it about 10^30? Or about 10^35? Let me say it is about 10^35 living particle entities on EArth that require the Coulomb energy rather than the low-maintenance energy of gravity. Now in a previous post of mine I looked up the very best Pulsar density count in the Cosmos and it was 10^5 density So here I have another agreement of numbers. That if I take the Living Particle Entity density of 10^35 and multiply by Pulsar density of 10^5 I end up with the Coulomb to Gravity Coupling strength of 10^40. Now I am not suggesting that every pulsar is a alien planet that has built a pulsing machine to communicate beyond their Star System, but that the majority of pulsars, say 90 percent are advanced alien life. Some pulsars can be stars of some pulsing mechanics. A Corollary to the above, that is a subset line of thought, is that for Intelligent life to exist on a planet requires the existence of at least 10^30 living entities. Now can we calculate how many living entities existed on Earth through the geological time periods? How many in the Cambrian in Ordovician, in Silurian, in Devonian? etc etc? And only when the living entity count was sufficient at 10^30 could intelligent life emerge. Archimedes Plutonium www.iw.net/~a_plutonium whole entire Universe is just one big atom where dots of the electron-dot-cloud are galaxies |
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one bacterion
"advanced" as in nuclear timescales, but "retarded" as in relativistic timescales. Nuclear life hangs on nuclear pollamers and polýmers. Stay away from this subject; it's at the heart of my Stargate Gward screenplay. -Aut |
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