Null energy is equal amounts of negative (-) energy and positive (-) energy. With great enough, large enough and big enough amounts of the negative and positive energy an atom can be completely destroyed and becomes total energy.
Jogging Track Physics
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The particles colliders today do jogging track physics. Make those particles jog around the track as fast as they can. Make those particles then jog into each other and smash each other apart, into the detector.
This is Indirect Energy Approach Particle Bond Compermise.
It takes more energy for a particle collider to discover a string and superstring than how many PHDs say the physical universe has.
Stand In Place Physics
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With an Energy Collider the particles do not move. The sample of particles stand in place. Large enough amount of null energy, (negative lasers with positive lasers) is applied to make the particles fall apart into the detector.
This is a more Direct Energy Approach Particle Bond Compermise.
NELs
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NELs are Null Energy Lasers used to deliver the null energy to the particle sample.
Using the simple "multication of powers",
3 lasers 100 watts each aimed at the same point in space become 1,000,000 watts. These can be converted into EVs.
With negative 1,000,000 EWs and positive 1,000,000 EWS, (EWs = Electron Watts) an Energy Collider would be equal to 10 the the 12th power EWs.
Ray Gap
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The ray gap is the micro mini very small distance between the negative lasers rays and postive laser rays. The sample sits in the middle of the negative rays and the positive rays. The gap has to be just large enough for the particle bond compermise effect to take place.
Detector Gap
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The detector gap is the distance between the particle sample, rays and detector. The probility and chance exists the particle sample and the rays can be brought in closer to the detector than the particle collider beams could. This would increase resolution.
Concludes
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It is time for a more serious High Energy Particle Research Tool, the Energy Collider.
1st Write: Tue Jan 10 '06
UCSC
2nd Write: Fri Aug 11 '06
Santa Cruz CA USA