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infinitesimal
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Their ability to condense particles, which eventually form substances,then to group the infinitely small parts of the first unicellular being, originates in their rotation speed which, is far superior to that of units of matter.
The Passage of Matter to Life by stanley Braine Kings / Philosophy and religion community
However, if this underground machine produces even more infinitely small particles with no mass, the question will still linger: why did the Big Bang happen at all and how is it possible that humans are capable of observing the collider's results?
Punk Science--Inside the Mind of God by Schilken, Regis / Reviewer's Bookwatch
What started as a well-lit tunnel with walls of comfortably solid rock becomes an infinitely small (or big, you don't know which) space heaving with the threat of collapsing on you.
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