Boson-Fermion Condensates

by Barry Carter

Strange "powers" or abilities are mentioned in almost every spiritual tradition. For example these abilities are called siddhis in the Hindu tradition and fruits of the spirit in the Christian tradition These abilities include clairvoyance, telepathy, levitation, prophecy, apparitions and teleportation.

Most of these abilities appear to correspond with certain quantum particle behaviors mentioned in the literature of quantum physics. These correlations might be:

Clairvoyance	Quantum Coherence
Telepathy	Quantum Coherence
Levitation	Superconductive Meissner Effect
Prophecy	Tachyon Theory
Teleportation	Josephson Tunneling
Apparitions	Superfluid Behavior

The problem, with applying these quantum physical explanations to macro physical phenomena, has traditionally been that the quantum behaviors are mainly seen at the scale of the atom or smaller. Physicists say that little stuff does this but big stuff does not.

Interestingly, all of these strange abilities have been mentioned by ORMUS researchers in conjunction with the ORMUS elements.

The quantum behaviors that are mentioned above are generally considered to be a property of bosons rather than fermions.

According to this web page:

http://pdg.web.cern.ch/pdg/particleadventure/frameless/fermibos.html

"The nucleus of an atom is a fermion or boson depending on whether the total number of its protons and neutrons is odd or even, respectively."

and:

"A fermion is any particle that has an odd half-integer (like 1/2, 3/2, and so forth) spin. Quarks and leptons, as well as most composite particles, like protons and neutrons, are fermions.

For reasons we do not fully understand, a consequence of the odd half-integer spin is that fermions obey the Pauli Exclusion Principle and therefore cannot co-exist in the same state at same location at the same time."

"Bosons are those particles which have an integer spin (0, 1, 2...).

All the force carrier particles are bosons, as are those composite particles with an even number of fermion particles (like mesons)."

Following is a chart of the natural isotopes of the twelve ORMUS elements that Hudson described:

Atomic #	Isotope	Atomic mass	Natural abundance	Nuclear spin	Boson/Fermion
27	59Co	58.933198	100.00%	7/2	Fermion
28	58Ni	57.935346	68.08%	0	Boson
28	60Ni	59.930788	26.22%	0	Boson
28	61Ni	60.931059	1.14%	3/2	Fermion
28	62Ni	61.928346	3.63%	0	Boson
28	64Ni	63.927968	0.93%	0	Boson
29	63Cu	62.929599	69.17%	3/2	Fermion
29	65Cu	64.927793	30.83%	3/2	Fermion
44	96Ru	95.907599	5.54%	0	Boson
44	98Ru	97.905287	1.87%	0	Boson
44	99Ru	98.905939	12.76%	5/2	Fermion
44	100Ru	99.904219	12.60%	0	Boson
44	101Ru	100.905582	17.06%	5/2	Fermion
44	102Ru	101.904349	31.55%	0	Boson
44	104Ru	103.905424	18.62%	0	Boson
45	103Rh	102.905500	100.00%	1/2	Fermion
46	102Pd	101.905634	1.02%	0	Boson
46	104Pd	103.904029	11.14%	0	Boson
46	105Pd	104.905079	22.33%	5/2	Fermion
46	106Pd	105.903478	27.33%	0	Boson
46	108Pd	107.903895	26.46%	0	Boson
46	110Pd	109.905167	11.72%	0	Boson
47	107Ag	106.905092	51.84%	1/2	Fermion
47	109Ag	108.904756	48.16%	1/2	Fermion
76	184Os	183.952488	0.02%	0	Boson
76	186Os	185.953830	1.59%	0	Boson
76	187Os	186.955741	1.96%	1/2	Fermion
76	188Os	187.955830	13.24%	0	Boson
76	189Os	188.958137	16.15%	3/2	Fermion
76	190Os	189.958436	26.26%	0	Boson
76	192Os	191.961467	40.78%	0	Boson
77	191Ir	190.960584	37.30%	3/2	Fermion
77	193Ir	192.962917	62.70%	3/2	Fermion
78	190Pt	189.959917	0.01%	0	Boson
78	192Pt	191.961019	0.78%	0	Boson
78	194Pt	193.962655	32.97%	0	Boson
78	195Pt	194.964766	33.83%	1/2	Fermion
78	196Pt	195.964926	25.24%	0	Boson
78	198Pt	197.967869	7.16%	0	Boson
79	197Au	196.966543	100.00%	3/2	Fermion
80	196Hg	195.965807	0.15%	0	Boson
80	198Hg	197.966743	9.97%	0	Boson
80	199Hg	198.968254	16.87%	1/2	Fermion
80	200Hg	199.968300	23.10%	0	Boson
80	201Hg	200.970277	13.18%	3/2	Fermion
80	202Hg	201.970617	29.86%	0	Boson
80	204Hg	203.973467	6.87%	0	Boson

As you can see from this chart, every one of these elements has one or more isotopes that are fermionic.

Physicists discuss the nature of the elements in terms of nuclear or electron bosonic or fermionic composition. Following is another chart with the total percentages of nuclear fermion/boson composition and whether the element has a fermionic or bosonic electron configuration.

Atomic #	Element	Total Percent	Nuclear	Electron
27	Cobalt	100.00%	Fermion	Fermion
29	Copper	100.00%	Fermion	Fermion
45	Rhodium	100.00%	Fermion	Fermion
47	Silver	100.00%	Fermion	Fermion
77	Iridium	100.00%	Fermion	Fermion
79	Gold	100.00%	Fermion	Fermion

28	Nickel	98.86%	Boson	Boson
28	Nickel	1.14%	Fermion	Boson

44	Ruthenium	70.18%	Boson	Boson
44	Ruthenium	29.82%	Fermion	Boson

46	Palladium	77.67%	Boson	Boson
46	Palladium	22.33%	Fermion	Boson

76	Osmium	81.89%	Boson	Boson
76	Osmium	18.11%	Fermion	Boson

78	Platinum	66.17%	Boson	Boson
78	Platinum	33.83%	Fermion	Boson

80	Mercury	69.95%	Boson	Boson
80	Mercury	30.05%	Fermion	Boson

Thus we see that all of the ORMUS elements except nickel have a significant percentage of fermionic isotopes and half of them have fermionic electron configurations. Therefore, it seems likely that, at the very least, the odd numbered elements would have to be in diatomic (or larger) fermionic condensate configurations in order to exhibit the bosonic behaviors that may correlate to the strange abilities mentioned above.

You can read more on this subject at:

Monatomic, Diatomic or What?
ORMUS and Superconductivity