Vladi S. Travkin, 
Natalya N. Bolotina 
The Annals of Exploratory Science
Vladi S. Travkin,
Natalya N. Bolotina
Hierarchical Scaled Physics and Technologies (HSPT), Rheinbach, Germany,
Denver, CO, USA
University of Applied Sciences, Rheinbach, Germany
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INTRODUCTION
If the water physics should be considered on the scales starting from the smallest particles available right now with the more or less justifiable features along the scaleportation Upscale methods, for example, to the mesoscale approximately close to the Continuum scales of Continuum physics, this should reveal, and has revealed the nature of all scale water physics features, phenomena. That are different for different scales.
That is why so many physicists and chemists have been finding so many different features in a "simple" substance of water. Not knowing that water is just second the most used and in need substance for humans, but really complicated substance while we need to study and understand it with the new methods of Hierarchical Scaled Physics (HSP) that is the only approach now allowing to open the "secrets" of water.
Without mysticism of frivolous advances and techniques that claim for many decades the "structured" water cleansing, treatment, "healing," "improving," etc., etc. And at the same time - don't even know - How the water molecules can look like? and How the water molecules are structured?
We start here with the few outcomes of HSP that have been used for studying, advances on these phenomena.
Nuclei of Oxygen Isotopes structured, definitely not as in COHP textbooks and articles have drawn.
Some of COHP drawn water molecules (wrong).
These are not the Water Molecules drawings, and definitely not "structured" ones as in COHP workers started to name them as "structured."
Water Molecule one of structures, definitely not as in COHP textbooks and articles have drawn - some of them shown above.
Water Molecule one of structures, when nuclides are shown with polarization.
Some of COHP (upper drawing) and HSP the Upper scale preparations (not on real scales) for modeling of water as a bunch of molecules and some other particles as electrons, for example.
Most of the relevant HS physics and mathematics outcomes, methods, and derivation procedures can be found in the references below and in some closely narrated materials in this and other websites.
The following paper will describe and explain in more or less simple text the scaled subjects regarding the Scaled presentation of water physics:
1. Travkin, V.S. and Bolotina, N.N., "How not to Scale-Down...or -Up.. .. Analysis of Current Studies on Scaled, Collective Phenomena in Biology Fields Presented as the One-Scale Concepts," http://travkin-hspt.com/bio/biopapersop.htm
2. Travkin, V.S., Electrodynamics 2 - Elements 3P (Polyphase-Polyscale-Polyphysics), http://travkin-hspt.com/eldyn2/index.htm, (2013)
3. Travkin, V.S. and Bolotina, N.N., "The Classical and Sub-Atomic Physics are the Same Physics," http://travkin-hspt.com/parphys/pdf/51_PrAtEd-QM-Ref-2HSPT.pdf, (2013)
4. Travkin, V.S. and Bolotina, N.N., "Hydrogen in HSP-VAT. Introduction," http://travkin-hspt.com/parphys2/abstracts/hydrogen-ab.htm, (2013)
5. Travkin, V.S. and Bolotina, N.N., "Iron. Introduction," http://travkin-hspt.com/parphys2/abstracts/iron-ab.htm, (2013)
6. Travkin, V.S. and Bolotina, N.N., "Water Structured. Introduction," http://travkin-hspt.com/parphys2/abstracts/water-ab.htm, (2013)
7. Travkin, V.S., "What's Going on in Particle Physics with Homogeneous Approach? How we Can Up-scale from the Sub-Atomic to the Continuum Mechanics? By MD it is the False Method (via the Homogeneous MD) and Even a False Math," http://www.travkin-hspt.com/parphys/index.htm
8. Travkin, V.S., "What is the Particle Physics Now?" http://www.travkin-hspt.com/parphys/whatispp/whatispp.htm
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This is also the well known problem - still can not be solved within the Homogeneous One-Scale nuclear physics, electromagnetism, particle physics, chemical physics, etc.
