We all live in atom! Calculations.

See the beginning of the article «We all live in atom!»

Well, as I promised here are calculation that prove… in fact they don’t prove anything. Just interesting calculations =)

Some useful data from the reference books:

- Mass of the electron m_e = 9.109534 * 10^-31

- Mass of the proton m_p = 1.6726485 * 10^-27

- Mass of the neutron m_n = 1.6749543 * 10^-27

All this is in kilograms. As the nucleus of atom consists of neutron and proton, we’ll get the mass of nucleus:

m_z = m_p + m_n = 3.3476028 * 10^-27 kg.

Now let’ see some data about solar system:

m_Sun = 1,99 * 10³⁰ kg

And planets:

Mercury – 3,3 * 10²³

Venus – 4,87 * 10²⁴

Earth – 6,05 * 10²⁴

Mars – 6,42 * 10²³

Jupiter – 1,9 * 10²⁷

Saturn – 5,68 * 10²⁶

Uranium – 8,7 * 10²⁵

Neptune – 1,02 * 10²⁶

Pluto – 1,47 * 10²²

Let’s calculate the average mass o the planet. Why average? Because the mass of the electron given in a reference book is average:

m_av = 2,9654 * 10²⁶ kg

Now we can see in how many times the mass of the electron differs from the nucleus mass and in how many times the mass the average mass of the planet differs from the mass of the Sun:

A = m_z / m_e = 3674.83 (it’s in atom)

C = m_sun / m_av = 6710.73 (it’s in a solar system)

What conclusion can we make from the calculation? Not saying that nucleus and planets are the same, we can just say they are «almost similar», because the scales are tremendous, and a difference in ratios isn’t so large. But if we suppose that the masses of the «nucles» are the same – we obtain that planets are 2 times less than electrons.

Let’s view the diagram of masses of the planets of the solar system:

As we see from above – there are very little planets that even don’t appear at the diagram. Suppose that such little ones are present in atom as well. But yet we can’t detect them and see only electrons-giants (electrons «Jupiter», «Saturn» and so on)

Then let’s exclude the little planets mass in the calculation of the average planet mass.

We obtain:

Jupiter – 1,9 * 10²⁷

Saturn – 5,68 * 10²⁶

Uranium – 8,7 * 10²⁵

Neptune – 1,02 * 10²⁶

m_av2 = 6,6425 * 10²⁶ kg

Then, the ratio of the mass of the sun to average planet mass is:

C₂ = m_sun / m_av2 = 2995.85

Recall, that for atom we obtained 3674.83.

So, I congratulate all of you – we all live on a little electron in a huge atom.

We all live in atom!

No, I’m not a physicist…I just like physics =)

I have one great idea about the structure of our universe. Well, such a global idea ;) I wouldn’t waste time to tell how I came to it (but should say that it was quite long ago), but last time I began thinking about it very often. So, look at the following.

I think that solar system (ad all of other systems in the universe) are atoms! Look at this picture:

and at this one:


Don’t they look similar? There’s a solar system on the picture above, and an atom on the picture below.
Look: in both of them orbits are elliptic, and both nucleus are much heavier than electrons/planets. The one thing that I can’t fully imagine – is value of «deepening». From solar system – a little atom.

Some of you may think: «He found a sketchy and exterior similarity». But I will answer- everything will be counted! In these days I’m going to calculate a ratio of nucleus weight to the weight of electron and the sun’s weight to weight of planets. And also – velocity of rotation, a distance from the nucleus. And will share with you these calculations.
I am very interested, and you?
Just imagine that we are a part of, for example, some little speck of dust… and in the mote of our world there are the whole universes.

See calculation।

P.S. maybe this question was talked over somewhere else? If you possess any links on this topic – welcome to comment!