Origin of Different Chemical Elements Different chemical elements on the table of Mendeleev originate by the process of nuclear syntesis. By certain catalisatory circumstances (for example certain temperature or light) 2 electrons combine each other and trough emiting light with negativ charge turn into a neutrino. This means that neutrino has mass near to the sum of the mass of 2 electrons. Neutrino also can combine with a proton under certain catalisatory circumstances and so originates the neutron. Tritium or heavy hydrogen is made from an atom of helium by turning on of its protones into a neutron. Of course by the combining of electrons in a neutrino ans after that by the combining of neutrinos with the proton a certain energy is emited through light. By combining of neutrinos under certain catalisatory temperature at a certain point the product of this combination has a mass which has already a positive electrical charge which is equal to +1, or the charge of the proton. Perhaps the weight of 4 electrons minus the weight of the light which is emitted by this syntesis is equal to the weight of the proton. I am not sure of that but it could be checked out.  If we assume that this is true this means that infrared, coloured and ultraviolet light has a spectrum of mass between the neutrino, or 2 electrones and 1 electron. The variety of light is actualy achieved trough differences equal to 1 electrone. Of cource 1 could be divided infinite number of times and this makes the variety of light types. So maybe the speed of light is not so variable as we thought in the beginning. Einstein did not mislead us so much. Another conclusion is that there is no higher speed than the speed of electrons. So uncle Einstein was very near to the ultimate truth. So we would not grab us on the hairs if we could meat us somewhere.  Another point also is, that the process of nuclear syntesis can be controlled trough applying light with different length. Ups now our knowledge becomes a little bit dangerous, isn"t it?