Magnetoactive Phase Transitional Matter

The name comes from the Spanish word "mat" which means "man," and "tener" which means "to have things in mind." The new materials could be part of the universe, created by the laws of thermodynamic nature.

1/03: the particle at the heart of 'Element' is made up of an iron element, fluorine, sulfur, oxygen, sodium and chlorine.

Preliminary investigation into these new elements did not reveal any new elements inside. This is the result of meticulous studies on the properties and composition of existing elements. There are no new elements discovered in this fraction – regardless of their origin. This experimental data shows that the fraction belongs to the same universality class as all “ordinary” elements. It remains uncertain about the exact composition [PDF] of Element (18g,6n), but it represents the first confirmation that the presence of tiny particles in a cosmic sea does not invalidate the existence of the universe or the basis of the laws of physics.

2/03: physicists say that space is no longer empty. they call this “elementary particle”.

This may sound exotic, but it could be how the world would look today, if the laws of thermodynamic physical conditions were simply not satisfied.

The reason why you may think otherwise is that the universe is expanding, and increasing in size. Like an elastic sheet, the fabric of the universe is forced to expand continually and contract constantly. The sheets are pulled tightly, along their stretched dimensions, whereupon regions of positive pressure are pressed against regions of negative pressure.

Scientists have described this contraction and expansion as a dynamic equilibrium under which all objects ultimately remain in place. This phenomenon is called particle mechanics, and it is the only model that fits the experimental data. While this kind of relaxation has been referred to as the particle world, I propose that the name for this type of matter is ‘elementary particle’ because this is the only prediction that holds universal validity.

It is best defined as a particle with no rest energy and no apparent particle inertia. This implies that in order to maintain zero density, the particle must really be a highly viscous liquid. This means that its dynamics is strongly affected by gravity and dispersion forces.