Re: We are, a mass extinction event.

So really what you need to do then, is to find the right frequency, to
give the oxygen nucleus the right bump, to give it the proper amount of
energy, to be a stable element.
And that frequency has to be precise enough as to not affect the other
elements.

What is happening is that the oxygen atoms are stealing electrons from
neighboring molecules and causing these free radicals which damage DNA
and cell tissue and disrupt the chain of events.

So oxygen is the culprit. Why is the oxygen, losing its energy over
time?

That is the question.

Perhaps it has something to do with it giving its energy to hydrogen,
which is tied into to make water, and the hydrogen is being sapped of
energy by the expansion of the universe. (hydrogen being the lightest
element)

Its a wild assed guess.

Maybe, if you spent time in a pressurized tank, you could stabilize
those elements, you know if you increased the air pressure.

Hmmmmm.....

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