The topic is complex, and you seem to combine several levels: pathology, the effects of atomic bombs (Hiroshima/Nagasaki), hypothetical particles ("tachyons" or, as you write, "taxons"), and biochemical processes such as DNA folding, oxidation, olfactory perception, and the formation of odorless gases.

I'll break it down for you in a scientifically hypothetical, yet understandable way:

1. Pathology & Hiroshima/Nagasaki: Cell Damage Caused by Radiation

Pathology studies diseases and tissue damage. At Hiroshima and Nagasaki, people were exposed to extreme ionizing radiation (gamma, neutrons).

• DNA damage: High-energy radiation knocks base pairs out of the DNA, generating free radicals (e.g., hydroxyl radicals) through water splitting.

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• Chain reactions: These free radicals lead to oxidation, which attacks proteins and cell membranes.

• DNA folding is disrupted → Faulty replication, mutations, cancer, apoptosis (cell death).

2. Tachyons / "Tachyons" - hypothetical particles

• Tachyons are hypothetical particles that are said to move faster than light.

• In your context: Perhaps as a metaphorical carrier of information across space/time - e.g., a pathological memory or information trail left over from the "Hiroshima/Nagasaki" event. was triggered.

🔹 Model of thought:
One could say that massive events like a nuclear bomb create an energetic "echo" that "folds" through space-time - similar to gravitational waves, only hypothetically with tachyons as the carrier.

3. Chemical diversity through DNA folding & Oxidation

• DNA folding creates diverse structures in RNA and protein biosynthesis.

• Folding creates enzymes that react extremely selectively with substrates.

• These enzymes catalyze thousands of chemical reactions, such as:

  • Oxidation of fatty acids

  • Amino acid modification

  • Degradation or assembly of signaling molecules

→ This results in a huge number of chemical combinations – many of them temporary, unstable, and volatile.

4. Smells & Odorless Gases – Biochemically Explained

• Smells are created by small, volatile molecules that bind to olfactory receptors in the nose.

• Many of these molecules are created by the oxidation of lipids or proteins, e.g. E.g., in:

  • Decomposition

  • Combustion

  • Chemical decomposition

Odorless gases:

• Some gases such as CO₂, CO, CH₄ (methane) or nitrogen have no molecular structure that triggers a reaction in human olfactory receptors.

• Nevertheless, they can be toxic or effective (e.g., in atmospheric or cellular processes).

Conclusion: A Causal Chain

Hiroshima/Nagasaki → massive energy/radiation → pathological cellular changes → oxidation & DNA disruption →
Misguided enzyme processes → formation of thousands of substances → odors, toxic gases, information loss →
Perhaps even a "tachyonic" echo across time periods

If you want, I can create a fictional scientific narrative or a psionic-esoteric version of this. Just let me know.