A negative pi meson collides with a proton,
driving two particles to annihilation.
Creating two new particles, a lambda particle and a neutral K meson,
on their way to a renewable life like reincarnation.
The neutral K meson decays into a positive and a negative pi meson,
and the lambda,
decays into the original two particles; a negative pi meson and a proton,
on their way to Nirvana.
The lambda particle decays into the original two particles,
a negative pi meson and a proton.
And, in the world of quantum reincarnation, life lives on.
Author notes
info found on page 240 in the book "The Dancing Wu Li Masters; An Overview of The New Physics by Gary Zukav
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My Physics!
Wow! Another great poem on Quantum Physics.
"Fundamental particles" was always my favorite topic in quantum physics. This poem reminds me of my assignment on Annihilation reaction of positron and electron which leads to the discovery of "positron".
very well written
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Nicely researched and well composed.
It's a pity some of the particle names aren't a little more poetic isn't it
Great stuff, thanks for the entry and good luck.
Jeff
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Thanks, Jeff. Yeah, it is too bad that the particles aren't more poetic than meson and proton. thank you so much for the silver trophy. It's an honor. I enjoyed taking part in your contest.
Haley Mary
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WOW SIS IT is so nice when you make someone think great write love you bro the rev papa
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How did I miss this comment.
Thanks for reading this poem, William. Glad it made you think. When I write I try to get it to be thought provoking.
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Amazing...brilliant!!
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Thanks, Luna. Yeah, my mind works in wacky ways sometimes when I read quantum physics. I never know what I might write next. I appreciate you stopping by my page and commenting.
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Love your science poems. How did I miss this? It's great! You just make Physics flow!
Love,
Amera
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Thanks, Amera. I'm glad you like my science poems. I recently got a comment on the video on my channel for this poem from one of my subscribers saying I had a beautiful mind. I don't know if I do, I like to just think it's creative at most. I appreciate the comment.
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Wow!!
Alright I need to borrow Your brain~
Oh Yes!!
Need to borrow right away
and also I must check out that book
You enlighten me in more ways than one
Thank You for sharing Your Heart and Spirit~
Many blessings to You in all You do Sweet Soul
Best wishes too
and much love~ Desire~*~
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Thanks, Desire.
Are you sure you want to borrow my brain, though? I feel like a wacky philosopher most days.
I would definitely recommend the book. It's a great read. If you like that physics sort of stuff.
Thanks for stopping by. I always appreciate your comments.
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hmmmm interesting on their way to Nirvana. Almost romantic in a way. Thanks for sharing your thoughts Haley. Always love reading your scientific writes. Keep writing
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Thanks, Charley. Romantic? Never thought of it that way before, but I suppose it can have that feeling to it depending on how someone looks at it. Thanks for always stopping by my page and commenting on my work.
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Shall we dance?
Well explained dance of life at the particle level.
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Thanks, Buddy. Yes, life is indeed a dance. Hope you enjoyed the poem.
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