Every Nucleus, When Created, Will Exhibit No Motion, Linear Motion, Rotational, and/or Vibratory Motion, Singly, or In Some Combination, Which May Later Be Modified By Outside Forces: A Natural Law.

Due to the excess energy of creation, a newly created nucleus may exhibit no motion, linear, rotational and/or vibrational motion, singly or in some combination. For example, in nuclear decay m_pc² +1/2m_pv²+ 1/2I_pω_p² + 1/2 k_p x_p² = m_Dc² + 1/2m_Dv_D² + 1/2I_Dω_D2 + 1/2k_Dx_D² + (particle mass-energy equivalence, linear, rotational and/or vibrational energies), as in all mechanical situations, every mass can have no motion, linear, rotational and/or vibratory motion singly or in some combination which later can be modified by external forces including newly formed nuclei sometimes even resulting from nuclear decay or common nuclear reactions.