SDR24 Stardrive & Pauli
Channel: Ronald van Kemenade
Date: 2012-02-09

STARDRIVE & PAULI
According to Pauli, 2 electrons in the same orbit cannot turn in the same direction. If one goes clockwise, the opposite one has to go counter-clockwise. It's explained using 4 separate figures, which have to be unique. The first 3 only point out the orbit (main orbit, sub-orbit & magnetic orbit.)
So Pauli basically states 2 electrons spinning the same orbit have to spin in different directions. (-1/2, +1/2; meaning clockwise and counter-clockwise.)
This is also true for single quarks (obviously, since every circling electron makes up half a quark).

Now you might think Stardrive is debunked. Stardrive says the 2 electrons spinning are one and the same object. Mechanically interlocked, so they both turn in the SAME direction. And Pauli said this cannot be. Or didn't he?
Well yeah, a quark is one and the same solid object. But turn it clockwise lengthwise, like a cylinder. Whilst doing so, look on top of the other electron.
Do you see it? When turning one electron clockwise, the other turns counter-clockwise. Case closed.