Life 101-.05: Myosotis (forget-me-nots)

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We may have been asked about what life really is but yet to understand it well. When identifying some objects which actually dynamically changing we may not clearly states what we identify, it may changes and have different formation from previous state and yet we still call it by its former name.

We life by our ancestor ashes and we may not know them well or even do not know about them. Further from that in a bigger scale, actually we are some kind of dust, stardust.

In the beginning of time, there are no things called atoms and after that BOOM its here, came from nowhere (actually from energy that also came from nowhere). In some place bunch of atoms establish their gang(s) (clustering) and keeping their HP high and in some other places the condition is like a desolate places (assume its like low HP entity). All the places we know (universe) and the atoms will experience their HP reduced constantly time by time forever, preyed by the thermodynamics monster. We do not know yet how long the monster could devour all the places we know and pooping it in the form of unusable potion (energy). It may lasts forever or till it can no longer be devoured, nobody knows till it happens.

It also possible that the destruction of all the places we know and atoms may not caused by the thermodynamics monster, for example the condition of lasting forever. For all we know, all the place we know is stretching in an increasing rate and the rate does not seems to be reduced. The dark force (dark energy) keep pulling all the places we know that apparently will not stop. If it keeps happening it will causing all the things we know teared apart and vanished completely like Shift+Delete. If there is some point the dark force stop pulling all the places we know, it may acts as rubber band that goes into the initial state which is big bang and causing re-big bang.

Either one of them will be eventually happening (not binding), but still need a long time to wait.

Before either of them happens, the atoms itself is depressed and changed into its other personality (radioactive decay, nuclear transmutation) and we may not recognize it as what is it before. Not all of kin of atoms have personality disorder (did not have stable nuclide). We only met a small amount of one with personality disorder in our body (Carbon-14, Potassium-40, etc) which not as much as our body main composition (Oxygen, Carbon, Hydrogen, and Nitrogen). Thus, when we dead the atoms are traveled into another part of this world and be the composition of another life.

The proton which is one of main composition of atom, is also have some kind of personality disorder, all of them have. But, it is different with what happen in the atom. In the atoms, stable nuclides do not spontaneously undergo radioactive decay. Based on proton decay result from Super-Kamiokande detector in 2011, the proton have lifetime based on their decay mode as showed below

Mode	Lifetime (years)	Notes
$p \rightarrow e^+ \pi^0$	$8.4 \times 10^{33}$	positron and neutral pi meson
$p \rightarrow \mu^+ \pi^0$	$6.6 \times 10^{33}$	positive muon and neutral pi meson
$p \rightarrow \bar{\nu} K^+$	$2.3 \times 10^{33}$	neutrino(?) and kaon

p.s.: the author did not have enough knowledge in particle physics yet.

The table above shows that the atoms did not exists forever, so do we.

Diamonds are (not) forever.

Too absurd; did not read

There are several possibilities how the atoms would be destroyed (we do not know yet which one would occur) and if the universe do lasts forever the proton of the atom do not.

another p.s.: the anonymous author too lazy to revise that base code of the site such as revise the misspelling error in previous posts and add another feature to the site ... and also segmenting this very post.

Sauce:

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