Excerpts from The Heavenly Time Machine: Want to know how the author deals with important topics? Following are some excerpts from the book The Heavenly Time Machine.   What about carbon? Click on this button to view the rest of this article   "... Now comes the interesting story of that element of life, carbon. Helium is a very stable element. It is so stable that for a while physicists thought that it was a fundamental particle, and it was named the alpha particle. Carbon has a mass number 12, and consists of three helium atoms stuck together in a stable configuration. Unfortunately, two helium atoms, which make beryllium, are very much unstable. ..."   Why do we need neutrinos? Click on this button to view the rest of this article   "Photons to carry energy, electrons for making chemistry upon which life depends and quarks to make solid matter out of which we and all else are built – these three basic components are all the universe needs. Yes, we need virtual messenger particles to make forces, and there are all sorts of short-lived entities that seem to do something, but these are just a way to help the stuff that counts to do its job. The virtual and short-lived particles are, in a sense of speaking, not even real. These are sort of like the frosting on the cake. We cannot say the same for the neutrino...."   Inflation in Torah Click on this button to view the rest of this article   "One should not be surprised that the Bible does not directly describe this unique event, given that all of creation is presented in just a few terse sentences. There is, however, a unique, one-time-only happening as we are told in Genesis 1:2 that ..."   All information on this page copyright © JMS, 2001. This information may be copied or redistributed, in whole or in part, as long as this copyright notice is included and all copied material is credited to JMS. For information, contact JMS at:   For More Information:  Spectrum Analysis  Business Strategy