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Isbn-13: 978-1-4392-4118-9 Isbn-10: 1-4392-4118-X ISBN-13: 978-1-4392-4118-9 ISBN-10: 1-4392-4118-X (6-26-09) Page 1 of 89 © 2009 Faith in the Future Foundation www.apocalypse2008-2015.com A Donut Atom Nuclear Story Table of Contents Page # 3 Foreword to A Donut Nuclear Story - Section 5 37 Explaining a New Donut Atom Model 6 The Mechanism Sustaining the Universe A Mini-Babushka Egg Summary of the Donut Model 6 A Donut Transformer 37 Galaxy Pictures Demonstrate the Donut Atom Model 8 Kelvin Temperature 37 - Section 1 9 A Transformer Pendulum 40 A New Concept of Atomic Structure A Divine Intelligence Transformer 40 Introduction 9 A Chinese Binary Code Explained 41 Donut Atom Model Proposal 10 How are Neutrons Controlled? 42 - ”Love Code, a twist of light only mantis shrimp can Section 2 11 43 Groundwork for a New Theory see” An Antikythera clock fits the Rainbow Pendulum 43 A Mystery Rainbow Above God’s throne 11 System Rainbow Spectrum Lines Part 1 12 Did God Slow Down the Time Pendulum? 43 What Scientists Learn From Spectrums 12 Infinite Energy Dispenser Principle 44 A New Math Equation 14 The Cuckoo Clock in Heaven 45 Energy Scalability Explained 14 - Proposed Entropy Laws of the Universe 15 Section 6 46 Ancient Clocks Connect with Donut Atoms 15 Why do we have a Universe? More Proof that Light is Slowing Down 19 An Expanding, Dynamic Universe 46 Is Time Literally Slowing Down and Disappearing A Static Universe Frozen in Time 47 21 From the Universe? Processes Forming the Universe 47 Do the Laws of Nature Change with Time? 21 [Neutrino-Neutron] vs. [Neutron-Neutrino] 48 Shaking a Little Conventional Science 22 Genes Donut Atom Marriage 51 The Universe Paradox Links to God’s Plan for - 53 Section 3 24 Humanity New Model of Atomic Structure Described Why does a Universe Exist? 53 Concepts from Donuts to Apples 25 The Rainbow Linked with 5th Angel 54 Gravity Production in the Donut Atom 26 Summing up Rainbow Intelligence 55 The Laws of the Donut Atom 26 How is Frequency produced? A paper DNA strand Section 7- 26 atom donut model Babushka Book Concepts: 7,000 Years 56 A Toy Race Car Model 27 of History Why Elements are Magnetic or Not 27 The Jod Dimension of Heaven 57 Introduction of an Atomic Motor Clock 28 Final Chapter of God’s Plan for Humanity 59 Dogs Chasing the Donut Hole? 29 Section 8 – 61 one) Force+) 0א Proton-Positron = Neutron-Neutrino Polarity 30 Identifying the Aleph - Section 4 31 Part 1. - God Portrayed by the Heh Dimension: 62 The Atom as a Model for the Universe PartThe Bible’s 2 - God Rosetta Portrayed Stone by the Daleth Dimension: 70 Model of a Donut Universe 31 PartA Different 3 - God’s Perspective Plan for onthe the Jod GodFather Dimension: Mystery The 77 The Mystery of Life linked to the Donut Model 32 Invisible Purpose of the GodSpirit 80 A Galaxy model 34 Afterword – Explanation of the Front Cover The Origin of Infinite Energy (Part 2) 34 Appendix and Tables 82 The Time Dimension and Cosmic Intelligence 35 (7-5-09) Page 2 of 89 © 2008 Faith in the Future Foundation http://donut.apocalypse2008-2015.com A Donut Atom Nuclear Story very well understood by the experts largely due to their Foreword to A Donut Nuclear Story belief in evolution fairy tales. I present a more balanced You are holding in your hand an unusual book not found in perspective to give a better understanding of science. In the libraries. It explains concepts about the structure of the process, I noticed that every science mystery mentioned in atomic nucleus, gravity and the source of the energy that this book is now revealed in more detail, as each complies runs the universe not yet theorized by modern scientists. with a common denominator by conforming to the laws of physics linked to an infinite energy Alpha source. This book was designed around a Russian Babushka egg concept. Each set of differently sized egg-shaped dolls of Scientists are not familiar with the infinite gravity power the same design nest one inside the other. Only the scale disbursed throughout the universe and how it is scaled is different, and so it is with my books. Each is filled with down by the structure of each atom, which functions like many detailed scientific observations discovered in nature a transformer to convert this energy for our use. It is from different perspectives used to investigate our how infinite energy is transformed into visible light universe. They range from the many galaxies scaled down spectrum coming from space, which ends up on a lower to the lowest electromagnetic frequency spectrum. The spectrum frequency with signatures embedded of all smallest egg is a single, donut-shaped atom. This book elements categorized in the Periodic Table. This energy describes how it was first created and how it works. There originates from galaxies and transfers in parallel could not have been a big bang 13.4 billion years ago intelligence information by spectral lines within the without that first atom. How it got started is my story. rainbow colors and ending with a better atom model that even my kids could understand. Beautiful pictures of galaxies in space give us a visual representation on a large scale of what an atom looks like as the laws of physics are the same. In the natural universe, we can learn about the smallest Babushka egg by studying the larger ones. This approach evolved into my new and original Donut Atom Model. I use the egg illustration to teach the laws of nature defined by Dr. Albert Einstein and Isaac Newton, but intertwine them with the metaphysical world. Atheistic scientists do not know about the spiritual dimension embedded in the Bible, which is the oldest book in the world and reveals God’s Plan for Humanity. Including biblical data in science helps to explain many recent discoveries upsetting scientists. Many are puzzled by the possible reasons for why the platinum IPK world weight standard has changed its weight. Rational answers for this and many other unknown phenomena elude them because they lie in the realm of metaphysics that cannot My other Babushka books (briefly described at the end of be measured by scientific instruments. this book) relate my discoveries of many new scientific In fact, scientists still do not know how life is facts never postulated before. For example, the many embedded in atoms. They do not know what gravity mystery bronze-gold clocks in museums not deciphered is or where the force of magnetism comes from. by the specialists are explained in Asteroid Answers to Neither do they really know how electricity is Ancient Calendar Mysteries. formed inside a wire loop passing through a magnet! The news media seem perplexed about the many This invisible energy embedded in atoms can be released outbreaks of swine flu, salmonella, e-coli and unknown resembling a genie spirit from the Arabian Nights bottle. stomach ailments not responding to biological drugs such Once out of the bottle, it cannot be controlled. On earth as in the deadly spinach and peanut fiascos from eating we have cleverly utilized its power by managing it with GMO foods. Why are so many afflicted, sick and dying? knowledge and can witness the same intelligence The media and government officials do not link these embedded in galaxies that still shine with their lights still outbreaks to the dangers of genetic modification by on after the Big Bang. international corporations who use the general public as experimental guinea pigs, but that is the probable cause. The question unanswered by scientists for hundreds of years is, “Where does the energy come from and Become informed about the risks to you from genetic how is it produced?” modification in my book, Genetic Modification Exposed! Global warming also causes great confusion, Nothing can only produce Nothing; therefore, I ask, so I wrote a short book titled Reflections on Global “Where does the Something come from to produce the Big Warming. These topics and many others are connected Bang?” In this book I will logically contrast the opinions of to Bible prophecies of the apocalypse now started in 2008 scientific fairy tales with the observed facts of the universe and due to intensify through 2015. that we must accept as truth because they have many witnesses. I will do my best to include all information Then, another news flash caused upset scientists to ask, “Why available from the knowledge pool of mankind - including are the many IPK Platinum Standard Kilograms gaining the metaphysical dimension that cannot be measured by weight, becoming obese after 135 years?” No one has the scientific instruments but are recognized by a child. answer yet, but that question led to this Donut Atom book. If you are not biased by an atheistic evolution religion, Here in my last book we will investigate what an atom the mystery of the metaphysics can be explained in really is from a biblical viewpoint. Its structure is not yet (7-5-09) Page 3 of 89 © 2008 Faith in the Future Foundation http://donut.apocalypse2008-2015.com A Donut Atom Nuclear Story physics. We need only a few illustrations to understand it has embedded spectral lines of every element now logically. For example, a transformer has two energy categorize within the period table defined as crystallized potentials: one on the high input side and the other mass=m converted from the infinite light - E∞ energy scaled down. It is the same when we look at a galaxy.
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