There are two goals for the proposed company, The Durable Theory Company. This announcement is dated February 14, 2024.

1 Sell a virtual reality program showing nuclei in chemical bonds and in magnets.

2 Design a plasma fusion choreography antenna.

The hardware product, the antenna, will be modeled using the software product before experiments are started. Laypersons can use the software to explore a virtual reality model of several elements and scales, simultaneously. Starting in February, 2024, files for each element began to be offered. At first, the light chemical elements from hydrogen to nitrogen are being listed for free. The files include the xyz coordinates of protons and neutrons, jpeg images of models, and a Blender file 3D model for the nucleus. A 3D viewer is planned to be provided on this website to rotate any nucleus. There will be 118 elements on this website of nuclear theoretical data.

Status: Feb. 14, 2024 links on nuclear-data.com are being organized. Chemical elements up to calcium have been inspected and approved for release this week.

Here is an example Blender file for sulfur: link

All 118 chemical elements have Blender files using this link.

The Blender version 4.02 was used. The protons are blue and the neutrons are yellow in my images. The .xyz format file uses a proton symbol Ar so it is blue and sized like a neutron. The neutron symbol was S to get the yellow color and diameter like the proton in Blender. The “import” menu item will accept the .xyz file for one element at a time, the way I am using it. The .xyz file data is given away in a different post. All 118 elements are in that one file, so you can copy one element from the file and paste it into a small file for one element. Name the file to know what to load in Blender. The text file for sulfur is here:

33
sulfur proton (Ar) neutron (S) February 1, 2024 acf
Ar -1 1 1 1
S 1 1 1 2
S -1 -1 1 3
S 1 -1 1 4
S -1 1 -1 5
S 1 1 -1 6
S -1 -1 -1 7
Ar 1 -1 -1 8
Ar -2.41 0 0 9
Ar 0 5.24 0 10
Ar 2.41 0 0 11
Ar 0 -4.41 0
Ar -1 3.82 -1
S 1 3.82 -1 14
S -1 3.82 1 15
Ar 1 3.82 1 16
Ar 0 0 2.41 17
Ar 0 0 -2.41
Ar 1 -3 1 19
S -1 -3 1 20
Ar -1 -3 -1 21
S 1 -3 -1 22
Ar -2 2.41 -2
S 0 2.41 -2 24
S 2 2.41 -2 25
S -2 2.41 0 26
Ar 0 2.41 0 27
S 2 2.41 0 28
S -2 2.41 2 29
S 0 2.41 2 30
Ar 2 2.41 2 31
S 2.41 -2 0 32
Ar -2.41 -2 0 33

That file sulfurF4.xyz has some comments added. The first line gives how many baryons are listed for this one nucleus. (protons and neutrons). The second line is a comment with an element name. The third line begins the 33 baryons: the first symbol is proton or neutron code, the second symbol is x, then y, then z coordinate. Anything after z is ignored as a comment.

Sulfur-33 nucleus using blue protons and yellow neutrons in Blender 4.02

This is the beginning of a virtual reality display of nuclear structures and fields. Imagine fantastic futures based on the goals that are now being written.