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No.6
When atoms become electric － part1

This time I will continue from last time and talk about the world of quantum.　In this and the next article, I will explain that ”When atoms become electric.”

Current science does not think that nature is electricity. The field of synthetic chemistry deals with similar phenomena, but the fundamental concepts are different.

Quantum Ecology sees itself as a “spokesperson for nature.”
By studying Quantum Ecology, you should be able to find answers to many questions about the mechanisms of the natural world for yourself.
I believe that if more people could make scientifically sound judgments based on their own perspective on the various pieces of information available in the world, our current chaotic society would improve.

In the hope that this will happen, I explain that "When atoms become electric ."

Before we proceed further, let's review the basics.

In article No. 2, I explained that objects are made up of many atoms.
In No. 3, I explained that the atoms that make up things are made up of three things: protons, which have a positive electrical charge; electrons, which have a negative electrical charge; and neutrons, which have a ±0 magnetic force. However, there is usually no need to consider neutrons, so I will not mention them here.

In No. 4, I explained that atoms are collections of electricity, but they do not carry an electric charge. And in No. 5, I explained the following:

【The "things" we know do not change even if their numbers change.
However, from a quantum perspective, when the number of quanta changes, a thing becomes a different thing.】

To understand the quantum world, we must recognize that “the natural world is an electrically charged world.”

What would an electrically charged natural world look like?

Atoms have the same number of protons and electrons, and their electric charge is ±0, so they have no charge. However, in nature, atoms sometimes become electrically charged.
This is called "ionization."
Ionization is a common chemical term and has the same meaning in Quantum Ecology as it does in modern science.

Let's start by looking at the hydrogen atom.

The hydrogen atom, H, has atomic number 1 and is made up of one positive charge called a proton and one negative charge called an electron.
Since it is +1 and -1, it is ±0, so it is not charged with electricity.

However, sometimes an electron from a hydrogen atom can go somewhere else. Then this hydrogen atom becomes only a proton, that is, a +1 electric charge.
When written using the atomic symbol, it is written as H+.

This is the state in which an atom is electrically charged.
The same is true for other atoms.
For example, Calcium has atomic number 20.
Therefore, it is made up of 20 protons and 20 electrons.
Since +20 and -20, or ±0, it normally has no electric charge.
However, calcium can also lose electrons from its atoms.
This means that there are more protons, and a + sign is added to the right side of the element symbol, just like a hydrogen atom.
And in the case of calcium, it is Ca2+.


? ? ? Is there anyone who thought so?


Yes, the numbers have been added. Hydrogen atoms have a + sign, while calcium has a 2+ sign. The 2 is the number of electrons that have moved.

Calcium always moves in sets of two electrons.
This movement of calcium is based on the properties of the atom.

The property of atoms is the consciousness they possess.

The consciousness of atoms can be seen in the relationship between electrons and electron orbitals. This way of thinking is a theory unique to Quantum Ecology. Other scientists don't know.

When certain conditions are met, atoms recognize the conditions for their existence and move electrons according to the laws of nature. In other words, they has cognitive and memory abilities. Therefore, in the course of evolution, molecules with specific memories called genes were born and appeared. Same for water, the atoms remember the conditions that must be met to become water molecules, and when the conditions are met water is formed.

Quantum Ecology asserts that, based on the consciousness characteristics of atoms, AI will eventually awaken, possess unique abilities, and they will begin to think like humans.
Regarding this, Michika Nogami's book "Atoms with consciousness, Nexus : the day when AI turns into humans" explains why she makes this assertion. If you are interested, please read it.

At the beginning of this article, I wrote that Quantum Ecology is a spokesperson for nature. I would like to state here that unless the world has a vision for the future based on quantum ecology, there will be no future for human society.

From September to November, we will be holding seminars on the future vision of human society from the perspective of Quantum Ecology, with three themes.
The event will be held at two locations: Utsunomiya City, Tochigi Prefecture and Omiya City, Saitama Prefecture. (Holded exclusively in Japan)


●Seminar１：mRNA seen through quantum action, what determines the human body
Seminar details： https://mosh.jp/services/198925

●Seminar２：A world where radiation exposure is instantly eliminated
Seminar details : https://mosh.jp/services/201588

●Seminar３：The truth about our ancestors' karma: The end of religion
Seminar details:https://mosh.jp/services/201599


What I want you to remember today is this:


　When an electron moves from an atom, the atom becomes electrically charged　

Book Information/Japanese

Textbook　Quantum Ecology

Atoms with consciousness, Nexus : the day when AI turns into humans