General Physics

ORAL · I03 · ID: I03

This paper proposes a theoretical framework for the artificial generation of simple elements using magnetic and gravitational waves. In the first part (A), the author draws an analogy with wireless charging systems, where magnetic waves are converted into electrons, to suggest that free electrons can be readily generated in different environments. In the second part (B), the frequency of gravitational waves is derived by equating kinetic energy with gravitational energy, yielding a value of approximately 1.3×10¹⁹ Hz for the Earth–Sun system—placing gravitational waves in the electromagnetic spectrum between X‑rays and gamma rays.So due to this high frequency, the compression and superposition of gravitational waves could generate protons, and that a suitable device might convert electrons into gravitational waves and then back into protons. Finally, in part (C), the paper proposes combining artificially generated electrons and protons under controlled compression and temperature to produce primary elements, such as hydrogen, in a laboratory setting.

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