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To: deeno who wrote (7198)	1/3/2006 4:34:51 PM
From: ahhaha	Read Replies (1) of 24758

thats because with Blacklight power (that was mentioned on dow jones newswire today) makes all this stuff obsolete. Do you really believe Dow Jones? This is what the company says: "An ordinary hydrogen atom consists of an electron orbiting a proton. The BlackLight Process allows the electron to move closer to the proton, to which it is attracted, below the prior-known ground state." I call this "emission". Turn on your electric stove. The burners turn red. Electrons in the current saturate the electron orbitals in the burner metal, have no where to go, so the electron in "orbit" is overloaded with kinetic energy momentum, and drops down to a lower "ground level", and thereby emits a photon of reddish light which you see. If the electron drops down according to the dominant series, the Balmer Series, of orbital transitions, the emitted photons have UV frequency. Whenever you have a device like a fluorescent lamp give off UV photons, it is referred to as a "black light". Wonder what that has to do with energy?

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