The Secret of Secrets ... a new branch of science

With the three natural elements listed for the ignition of fire being heat fuel and ignition …  I was recently searching for information linking the ignition of  wildfires on some ion element lingering in the atmosphere … electron being one … and now I consider this this carbon monoxide being another … as carbon has an electron configuration … And with so much carbon ions (gases) in the atmosphere … the ignition of static electricity also in the atmosphere could ignite wild fires …

One of the strangest sites I’ve seen was several burst of an electrical discharge like ‘visible static electricity’ appearing in mid air just outside my window … and if that area had been concentrated with invisible ion gases, and a dry bush was there … I consider it could have ignited a fire …..

Now being that the Positron ions has the same mass as negative electron ions, but has a positive charge ….  I also considered the fact that Positrons are the anti particle of the electrons …

And if it’s hot enough and dry enough these colliding elements could in sequence of events cause some type of a blaze ignition …

If this has merit … such colliding elements could periodically Spark flames not only on the earth’s surface … but also in earth’s upper atmosphere … not failing to mention on the surface of every heating cosmic host within the solar system, which are  chosen for this cleansing process in preparation for the up-coming quantum leap jump just prior to the birth of a new star …..  as the compression and forceful blast associated with quantum leap,  will force out all remaining electrons …

So if Positricity cannot be denied … then neither can the possibility be denied of replacing the electron in the orbit of an atom with a Positron  …. just that a new branch of science is yet to be born …. and so is the very atmosphere we live in …

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Life is made of carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, and smaller amounts of the other chemical elements. Carbon comes mainly in one variety, C-12. This is an atom with 6 protons, 6 neutrons, and 6 electrons. All carbon has 6 protons and 6 electrons. The 6 electrons make it carbon, and give it its chemical properties. Some carbon has more or fewer neutrons. Almost all of the mass (weight) of an atom comes from its protons and neutrons, both of which have almost exactly the same mass. A C-12 atom has a mass of 12, 6 protons + 6 neutrons.