Planck's constant, a heuristically defined minimum energy level, is why (in respect of electrons and their corespondent protons in the nucleus) every molecule does not become a singularity. Just as in the orbits of large masses like Earth around the sun and the Moon around the earth, the balance between attraction and angular momentum describes the balance of persistent apparent reality.

This however begs the question of why space honors the discrete intervals of quanta and allows the eigenstates to appear only at energy levels equivalent to specific and particular spatial distances.

This implies (to me) that our present crashing blind spot has to do with the nature of the construction (if that is the word) of space itself, and the spations that constitute it. The mathematics of spations is entirely, as yet, undetermined, but there is surely something to be known there.Spationics will be to the 21st and 22d centuries what electronics was to the 20th and 21st.


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