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How we connect

Connections are important, all the way down to the atomic level. The atoms are grouped into molecules and chemical compounds that result in charted elements which are used in practical applications. 

This, then, is a goal for the Community Communication Project: establishing a Periodic Table of Elements for how we can communicate. Without the explosions and radioactivity, ideally. 
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