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7. Matter- sub atomics and atomics
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The Heton family |
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| Hetonics themselves are strong enough to form particle clusters from Stars into nearby space. However, their effectiveness at long space travel is less, given the lower kinesis strength (pull strength) of Hetons. | ||
| Hetons also behave in particle fields, leaving a Star, reacting with the surface of a planet and then being attracted back to their original source. They are much shorter range particles and therefore planets need to be close enough to a star to be guaranteed of receiving sufficient quantities of Hetons. | ||
| Jupiter for example is large enough (and its inner layers het enough) to produce large numbers of Hetons. However their short range means that the Earth rarely receives much Heton particle transfer from the Jupiter. | ||
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