According to Evolutionary Physics, at the Big Bang elemental particles were blasted out. Soon hydrogen was formed with atomic weights of 1,2, and 3. Then isotopes of hyrogen formed helium with atomic weight 4 through fusion. Then Helium was bombarded with isotopes of hydrogen and produced lithium with atomic weights of 6,7,8. And so on and so on... Until all the elements were formed.
My problem is that Helium (AW-4) is so stable that nothing can fuse with it to form lithium. In fact the absence of an isotope of helium at atomic weight 5, accents the fact. If this is the case, how did we get the other 100 elements?
2006-11-25
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