Published On September 2, 2023
Journal Issue LJRS Volume 23 Issue 14

Mass Stability & Astrotheology

Dr. Paul T E Cusack
Dr. Paul T E Cusack
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I. INTRODUCTION

Simon's 12 th problem in the 2000 list:

Is there a mathematical sense in which one can justify current techniques for determining molecular configurations from first principles? Source: Wikipedia.

Thee are tow forces in nature, one that draws together and the other that pushes apart. They are gravity and coulombic forces. We will show that the Mass in the universe is the result of these tow opposing forces working against each other.

6.67/1.602=0.24017

GMP t -t-1=E

Mass of the Period Table of the elements.

The 118th element is Og.

118/118249=-0.99789

There are 32 elements in the 7th Period, or 32 elements. The Mass of an electron =5.1099mEv

-0.99789/(32x 5.1099)=6.10267

Orbitals

\[{2+8+8+18+18+32+32} \times 5.1099 = 602.9682 = 1/98.8 \approx 99\]

Mass H+=1.0079 →Mass Og=294

198 x 693 x 297 x 495x99=1997~2

\[t=2\]

Oganessian #118

118 p+ x938.27208816

118 e- x 5.1099

118.4(943.3819)=111696+1/2=1.617.46≈1.618 Golden Mean

GMP

1-0.76=0.24⇒1.602/6.67

Covalent radius for Og:

Eigenvector

when

Figure 1: Periodic Table of the elements showing Og in lower right corner

We now use Benzene, a prolific molecule in organic chemistry to show why the atoms come together to conserve energy.

Figure 2: Benzene proposed structures. Source Barron's E Z Chemistry

3 C-C 3(710)=2130

3 C-C 3(607)=1821

6 C-H 3(337.2)=2023.2

SUM=59742

PE=78(2.9979) =4222.3

But the molecules all have the same number of each bond type.

Caron needs 4 e-

28 x 1.602=4485.6

15 e-shared x 1.602=24.03=1.602 x 6.67

So what is the difference for the Benzene ring? It is that 3 electrons are shared between 6 Carbons. So, energy is minimized:

t=c=3=eigen value □ E=5 □ y=y' for the eigen function.

For the middle architecture:

3 e-+6e-+6e-=20.025 same

They are both symmetric molecules. Space must be conserved which is based on the cross product of energy and time(KE).

Figure 3: Two architectures for C6H6. The circle represents 3 electrons shared

s=Ext=E t sin theta s=t

Theta=28.6 deg=0.5 rads

\[GMP: 0.5^2-0.5-1=-1.25=Emin of the GMP\]

Area of the Benzene Ring:

\[S=(157)^{2}+(\mathrm{Pi}/4)^{2}(\mathrm{Pi}/4)^{2}/1/2\]

=375=1/F=E where F=SF=8/3

Area of the middle structure:

157+157+111=425

111+157+111=379

Area -804

804

375 by So the Benzene structure minimizes space. So that is why the Benzene ring is selected from first principles using AT Math.

II. CONCLUSION

The Mass of the universe are established from first principles of Astro theology. The joining up of atoms of elements follows the laws of the conservation of energy and space using coulombic forces.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

I'd like to acknowledge Dr Owen Dunn of St Malachy's High School who taught me chemistry in 10 months. And Prof Carl Thompson at UNB Saint John who taught me Organic Chemistry for Health Sciences over a summer course. I also thank the government of New Brunswick for paying for my primary and secondary education, and the people of Canada for paying me a pension while I work at research. Finally, I thank my parents for educating me at home and allowing and encouraging me to learn while they worked to support us. Above all, I thank God for letting me push His pen; yet the many mistakes are all mine.

  1. Hathaway., BA., Barron's E-Z Chemistry. Barron's 2011.

  1. C-C 3(607)=1821 (p.4)
  2. C-H 3(337.2)=2023.2 (p.4)

Conflict of Interest

The authors declare no conflict of interest.

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Data Availability

The datasets used in this study are openly available at [repository link] and the source code is available on GitHub at [GitHub link].

Funding

This work did not receive any external funding.

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