Why molecules, atoms, and cosmic parts belong to thermal phenomena

Molecular thermal motion, with heat energy, the speed of molecular movement accelerates, and the kinetic energy increases.

The so-called heat is the movement of molecules.

An extremely heavy nucleus and the cloud of electrons surrounding him felt more like a planet. If you look at the universe as an atom. Unfortunately this is not realistic, unless your atom is different from an atom in the ordinary sense, and the universe is more like a supermolecule or an object.

In the quantum world, there may be a creature that lives on the nucleus of an atom, the nucleus is the earth, the electron cloud is the sky, an atomic cluster is a galaxy, a macromolecule is a galaxy cluster, a supramolecule is a supercluster. To them, an object may be a universe, and they may be exploring the mysteries of this universe. This is how we look at them.

Maybe there's a creature that looks at us as small as we look at them.

Some scientists say that the quantum world is too random, the galaxy world is too mechanical, and we are in the middle. This is from a human point of view. But what if there was a creature that looked at the world of galaxies too randomly?

Life is a strange thing, and this possibility exists. Some scientists imagine that one of the conditions that a creature that can communicate with humans must be on the same material level as humans. It can't be as big as a galaxy, and it can't be as small as an atom.

Your microscopic amplification and macroscopic miniature are too creative, of course the atoms are divisible, we all know, neutrons are also composed of elementary particles, human beings are still exploring, and now there is a lot of progress, and it is difficult to say whether the cross-gram can be divided in the future.

Technology is constantly evolving, we don't need to participate, and we are happy to just enjoy the results.

If you enlarge an atom to the size of the solar system, it is still an atom, but its volume has become incomparably large, and its composition is still very simple. The solar system is mainly composed of the sun, planets, moons and other celestial bodies with different physical structures and chemical properties, in addition to countless cosmic matter, which are all composed of various different atoms.

Shrinking the universe to an atom, it is still a universe, but its size has become incomparably smaller, and its composition is still so complex and profound that it is still difficult for mankind to explore its exhaustion.

Yes confirmed!

You're talking about the last scene in Alien Invasion.

The Buddha said that a flower is a world.

Your idea is also an existing idea.

We are atoms of another universe, and the atoms of our universe may also be another world, and when we collide with particles, we may destroy another universe.

Astronomically speaking, the derivation of the universe is possible, and philosophically speaking, it is not wrong to say that the universe is an atom, but in astronomy, or in terms of current astronomical knowledge, there is no "outside" in the universe, so why is there no outside? It can be said from two aspects: first, scientifically speaking, there is no time outside the universe, and time is a product of the universe. Second, philosophically speaking, I personally feel that scientists deliberately avoid the issue of the outside, and if there is an outside, there will be an external outside, which is not only not incomprehensible to human beings at present, but also will never be understood by "what exists".

The earliest is a singularity, and the point is a god horse. Is it possible to observe the internal structure of a black hole?

I don't think so, because there is no object in the universe that resembles an atomic nucleus.

The understanding is too narrow, if you believe that matter is created by God, God must be a being above matter.

The so-called concept of "matter" is the concept of man, not of God.

What do you tell us to explain the contradictory theory? ...

This universe has small particles that condense into larger particles, for example: neutrinos condense into quarks, atoms condense into molecules, and this is a celestial machine, and I have talked about it before, and I can't talk too much about it. Leaking the heavenly machine is sinful (and not very good for everyone).

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The other universes can be divided into two types, namely the horizontal universe and the vertical universe. Because the universe of 15 billion light-years is indeed very large for finiteness. But for infinity, 15 billion light-years is always a drop of water in the ocean.

This means that there are an infinite number of universes like 15 billion light-years in infinite three-dimensional coordinates. These infinite universes of 15 billion light-years are all horizontally equal because they can all be the origin of the stereo coordinates, or any point in the stereo coordinates. Therefore, the matter of other universes in three-dimensional coordinates must be composed of atoms, molecules, or ions.

In addition to the horizontal universe, there is also the vertical universe. Because not only do some people zoom in on quarks to look at the universe at 15 billion light-years, but there are also people who see the solar system or the Milky Way galaxy as an atom. This kind of upper and lower cannot be capped, and the infinite number of universes produced is the vertical universe.

In this way, the universe produced by the upper and lower levels cannot produce equality, so the matter of other universes in the vertical direction is not necessarily composed of atoms, molecules, and ions.

Not necessarily, the universe is too big, anything can happen, human beings still know too little, and it may take thousands of years to understand the origin of the universe.

Not necessarily, humanity itself is not sure that there is another universe.

The big ** theory shows that the origin of the universe and the vacuum of nothingness, that is, quantum space, the singularity comes from the quantum space, which is recognized by physicists, and theologians believe that the origin of the universe and the creation of God, and the singularity comes from God. Astronomical observations and models of the universe show that our universe is dynamic, eventually heading for destruction and returning to a vacuum of nothingness.

And outside the universe is a vacuum. The universe itself is an ethereal thing, just a farce of the construction of the elementary particles of nothingness (the motion of the Xuan forms the elementary particles, and the Xuan itself is nothing, just some modes of motion, incorporeal, like waves). Vacuum fluctuations give rise to multiple universes, some of which give rise to intelligent beings, i.e., observers, and some of which do not.

No, but it can be imagined this way. Because if it is not in accordance with our laws of physics.