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Cadeyrn
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Tesla theorized that everything has a resonate frequency. I wonder if that could extend to the quantum level and atoms. Since atoms are said to vibrate, could it be possible for the nucleus of, say, a helium atom to vibrate at its resonate frequency (if it has one), and eventually 'shatter' like a wine glass does when it is exposed to its resonate frequency? Would it release energy if it does, like when you split an atom?