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Once upon a time or may be long, long ago

Quantum physicists discovered that physical atoms are made up of vortices of energy
that are constantly spinning and vibrating; each atom is like a wobbly spinning top that
radiates energy. Because each atom has its own specific energy signature (wobble),
assemblies of atoms (molecules) collectively radiate their own identifying energy patterns.
So every material structure in the universe, including you and me, radiates a unique energy
signature.
If it were theoretically possible to observe the composition of an actual atom with a
microscope, what would we see? Imagine a swirling dust devil cutting across the desert’s
floor. Now remove the sand and dirt from the funnel cloud. What you have left is an
invisible, tornado-like vortex. A number of infinitesimally small, dust devil–like energy
vortices called quarks and photons collectively make up the structure of the atom. From far
away, the atom would likely appear as a blurry sphere. As its structure came nearer to
focus, the atom would become less clear and less distinct. As the surface of the atom drew
near, it would disappear. You would see nothing. In fact, as you focused through the entire
structure of the atom, all you would observe is a physical void. The atom has no physical
structure—the emperor has no clothes!

LIverpool Bienial

SA specimen

Liverpool biennial.