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I have developed a theory for miniaturization that I use in my stories. I call it neutrino dissimilation. I tried as much as possible to use logic when developing my theory, I didn’t randomly throw nonsense words together. Here are the key words involved with my theory, and their definitions: Neutrino Dissimilator: Another name for a shrink ray gun. This device utilizes a process whereby matter in the form of neutrino particles is subtracted from the quarks and gluons composing the protons and neutrons of atoms. Alpha Dimensional Membrane: Surrounds the person or object being miniaturized. Beta Dimensional Membrane: Decreases the charge of electrons to correspond with the decreased charge of the miniaturized protons. Also forces miniaturized atoms to maintain the same proportionate distance apart from one another. Electrons entering this dimensional membrane have their charge decreased, and electrons exiting this dimensional membrane have their charge restored. Reactive Dimensional Membrane: This dimensional membrane reacts to the environmental temperature and speeds up the vibrations of miniaturized atoms when it’s too cold, and slows down the vibrations of the miniaturized atoms when it’s too hot for increased thermal resistance. Dimensional Membrane Generator: This device establishes the necessary dimensional membranes that make miniaturization possible. Carrier Signal: Another universe with sub-atomic particles a billion times smaller than ours sends a stream of miniature electrons to guide the Microgravitational signature attenuator and the dimensional vortex initiator to the quarks and gluons of the target atom in the center of the alpha dimensional membrane. Microgravitational Signature Gauge: Part of the microgravitational signature attenuator, it uses electrons a billion times smaller than normal electrons that come from another space-time continuum to measure the gravity of quarks and gluons. Microgravitational Signature Attenuator: Detects the microgravitational signature of quark and gluon particles composing the protons and neutrons of the target atom within the center of the alpha dimensional membrane surrounding the person’s body. This device establishes a link with the center of each of these targeted particles by sensing the strongest source of the Micro gravitational signatures of these particles. Dimensional Vortex Initiator: Establishes a dimensional vortex within the center of each targeted quark and gluon particle composing the protons and neutrons of the atom in the center of the alpha dimensional membrane. The microgravitational signature attenuator establishes a link in the center of each targeted quark and gluon, making it possible to establish dimensional vortices that force the matter within the quarks and gluons out into the same space-time continuum the miniature electrons are from. This causes the outer layers of the quarks and gluons to collapse around the empty space in their centers, resulting in a decrease in size, weight, volume and mass. Dimensional Cascade Initiator: Initiates a dimensional cascade reaction that opens dimensional vortices within each quark and gluon composing every proton and neutron within the alpha dimensional membrane. This device works in sequence with the microgravitational signature attenuator and the dimensional vortex initiator. Anything done to the atom in the center of the alpha dimensional membrane effects all of the other atoms within that dimensional membrane the same way. This is a type of chain reaction, that’s why it is known as a dimensional cascade. |
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