Monday, June 29, 2026

STARS: Hybridizing Interactions of atom units and/with “particle” units. Part 3.: DialecticS of NATURE Main Sequence Series.

 




 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

STARS:

 

Hybridizing

Interactions

of

atom

units

and/with

particle

units.

 

 

Part 3.:

DialecticS

of

NATURE

Main

Sequence

Series.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dear Reader,

 

The overall ‘dialectic of Nature’ ontological-categorial model for the dialectical partial synthesis category, synphysis’ category, or uniphysis’ category, symbolized by qar – which includes the macro-cosmological hybridization processes of atom units-interacting-with-particle units still ongoing today – is represented, via the NQ dialectical language’s dyadic Seldon function, with that function-form operating upon the ‘Regenerist Hypothesis’ “Dark Energyspandetron units «arché»-category, qx, is solved by us as follows –

 

qx24  =  qx16   |-=  

 

qx <+> qc <+> qcx <+> qr <+>     

 

qrx <+> qrc <+> qrcx <+> qa <+>

 

qax <+> qac <+> qacx <+> qar <+>     

 

qarx <+> qarc <+> qarcx <+> qm.

 

 

– with ontological category qar solved as representing, primarily, the cosmo-ontological category of starsqs

 

Atomsand/versusBright Matter’ “Particles.  Within the above-written cosmological-ontological, dialectical [i.e., ‘multi-«aufheben»-izing’] categorial-progression, is the sub-progression that forms the focus of this blog-entry, namely –

 

 

qa <x>  qr    =   qr <+> qar.

 

 

This component-subprocess, categorizing and character-izing’ [i.e., algebra-izing] atom units/particle units inter-actions, can well-describe new-born stars, in the past, and still today, as they enter the stellar “main sequence”.

 

The formation of such, macro-cosmological star units involves ‘‘‘catalysis’’’ by micro-cosmological molecule units and ‘proto-molecule’ units – early on by just H2 and HeH+ units, respectively; later on, by molecule units involving stars-evolved higher atomic species, such as Carbon, Oxygen and Nitrogen – from the ‘atomo-molecular’ clouds within which stars precipitate via self-gravitation.  These molecule units help to cool the proto-stellar/proto-planetary nebulae, allowing them to condense sufficiently for their self-gravity to take hold.

 

Nonetheless, these intial star units are of categorial character-ization qar, not qmar.

 

This is because, at their stage of entry into their stellar “main sequence” state or status, these proto-star(s)/proto-planets formations become far too hot for molecule units to hold together, even in their outer stellar atmospheric layers.

 

Thus, the composition of these initial “main sequence” star units combines a stellar core that is essentially a  superhot “plasma” of dissociated proton particle units [ionic Hydrogen], electron particle units and Helium atomic nuclei units – i.e., H+, e-, and He++ units – enveloped by a shell of atom units, mainly consisting of neutral Helium atom units, He, partially-ionized Helium atom units, He+, and fully-ionized Helium atom units, He++, as well as of photon particle units.  In more massive and more metallized main sequence entering star units, that produce Helium atom units via the Carbon-Nitrogen-Oxygen [CNO] atom unitcycle, transitory fluxes of electron neutrino particle units and positron [anti-electron anti-matter] particle units are also present, and more prevalent.

 

Such star units are “burning” proton particle units, by “stellar nucleosynthesis” nuclear fusion, atoms fusion processes, forming transient, proto-atomic, proto-Helium “di-proton” units, which quickly transition into Helium atom unit ions, He++.  Such star units thus fit cosmo-ontological category qar, not qmar. 


Main-Sequence-entering stars, as colossal combinations of atom units and particle units, and are conversion formations, converting particle units into atom units, as catalyzed by the atom units that they contain, especially by way of stellar nucleo-synthesis fusion processes.

 

Note also that qra [generically q12 = q4+8] has the same order-number [the same ‘ordinal-quality generic subscript index’] – i.e., is the twelfth category in this ‘Dialectic of Nature’ categorial progression – as does qar [q12 = q8+4], and represents another syntactically possible cosmo-ontological species-category of “particle” units/atom units combinations. 

 

Category qra might well, for example, be interpreted as describing the “photo-dissociation”/“thermal dissociation” of atom units by gamma ray photon “particle” units, impinging upon them.


Lower mass/cooler main sequence stars may keep some of their source, atomo-molecular cloudqma, molecule units intact, as well as producing myriad more molecule units, in their outer atmospheric layers, during their main sequence periods.  Thus, their dialectical meta-model sub-progression is more as follows.  Given that molecular clouds are, indeed, typically, not just pure qm clouds, but atomo-molecular cloudsqma, our dialectical-synthesis equation-model for those cooler/lower-mass main sequence stars is 

qma <x>  qr    =   qr <+> qmar.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

For more information regarding these Seldonian insights, and to read and/or download, free of charge, PDFs and/or JPGs of Foundation books, other texts, and images, please see:

 

www.dialectics.info

 

 

and

 

 

https://independent.academia.edu/KarlSeldon

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

For partially pictographical, ‘poster-ized’ visualizations of many of these Seldonian insights -- specimens of dialectical artas well as dialectically-illustrated books published by the F.E.D. Press, see

 

https://www.etsy.com/shop/DialecticsMATH

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

¡ENJOY!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Regards,

 

 

 

 

Miguel Detonacciones,

 

Voting Member, Foundation Encyclopedia Dialectica [F.E.D.];

Elected Member, F.E.D. General Council;

Participant, F.E.D. Special Council for Public Liaison;

Officer, F.E.D. Office of Public Liaison.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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