Book Title: Jain Philosophy and Modern Science
Author(s): Nagrajmuni
Publisher: Anuvrat Samiti

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________________ THEORY Or ATOM 53 tive electricity is produced by the adhesiveness or dryness It, therefore, comes to one and the same thing whether we name opposite electric charges as the cause of atomic union or dryness and its opposite. Besides this, further studies of various types of nu. clear and atomic fusions amply prove the validity of the rules enunciated by Jain Philosophers There is a prophecy about discovering 'heavy electron' in the scientific world It is supposed to be 50 times heavier than a common electron;39 and being an aggregate of Degauvely charged particles, is named Negatron. When such particles are discovered, will they not prove the rule of the fusion of dry with dry? In the same way a proton illustrates the union of sticky with sticky and a neutron that of sticky with dry In fact, in the whole structure of atom as revealed today, the cohesive forces, which can be attributed to the dryness or adhesiveness of the constituents, play an important part In his book "Positire Science of ancient Hindus" published from London, Dr. B L. Sheel says "Ancient Jain Philosophers knoti it very well that lightning is produced by the positive and regative electric charges " Similarity of Velocities In the microdynamics of the Jain Philosophy it 38 Science and Culture, Norember, 1937 39 Actually these particles are not known as tresors They are the unstable unuts observed in the cosmic rays an.com are identified to be the combinations of negative elcctro positive electron (position) or both with the mystenous thieves of energy in the cosmic world called neutrinos

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