If there was an aether, what would it imply? A new atomic model, and...
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- Date: Fri, 05 Dec 2008 19:53:28 GMT
If there was an aether, what would it imply? It would lead to...
"The Dynamic Nature of the Fabric of Space"
For the complete draft of the book go to:
www.robots4farms.com/thefabricofspace_atomicmodel_0perhapsatomictheory.html
The basic tenents of this atomic model:
1. Photons decay over time. The most common example of this is the majority
of the observed red shift for most galaxies and stars, and has been
misinterpreted as red shift due to motion. Motion induced red and blue shift
in photons is apparent for stars that are relatively close to us, but the
majority of the red shift observed for the more distant stars is time
induced. This red shift has been misinterpreted and resulted in the theory
of the expansion of the universe and the Big Bang.
2. The charge generated by an electron is opposite in nature to that of a
proton, but is not equal in magnitude to the positive charge generated by a
proton. If it were otherwise then a hydrogen item would truly be an
electrically neutral body, just like a helium atom. The valence shells of
atoms are based on the electrons ability to neutralize the positive charge
being generated while also collectively forming a reduced charge barrier.
Its this grouping of electrons to effectively cover an area, along with the
given FOS density at a given distance from the nucleus of an atom, that
produces similar shells across different atoms.
3. The charge generated by a proton is created by wave action on its
surface, and in effect compresses the fabric of space onto itself. And in
the process generates a rigidity/density gradient of the FOS around itself
that is positive charge, and this gradient is the source of FOS pressure
that induces protons to move when there is a pressure differential around a
proton. Electrons can cause an unequally distributed drop in the pressure
around a proton, and induce the proton to move towards what it sees as the
lowest pressure region. Driven to do so by the relatively higher-pressure
region on the other side of the proton.
4. A neutron is a dynamic system of an electron and a proton. But this is a
nuclear electron (pion) and it is a more effective negative body than a
proton is a positive producing body. Since the charge generated by each is
not complimentary this results in the neutronic system being inherently
unstable. Which accounts for the fact that, if a neutron is by itself, a
neutron decays with a half-life of approximately ten and a half minutes. It
takes at least two protons to generate enough positive charge to
indefinitely hold onto a nuclear electron.
5. Atoms and nuclei are in effect really mechanical systems obeying the laws
of particle dynamics and probability. With the electrons competing for areas
of positive charge within the nucleus and between protons. Collisions and
near misses between electrons trigger some of the known forms of
radioactivity.
6. The force of gravity is in fact a weak electromagnetic affect of left
over positive charge generated by atoms. Since positive fields affect
electron paths they tend to spend more time on the sides of atoms facing
larger masses of atoms. This presence on one side of an atom draws the
entire atom towards the center of mass.
7. Magnetism is predominantly a by-product of momentum induced by electrons
on the fabric of space. This momentum originates from the photons that the
electrons are derived from. The angular momentum of photons is well
understood and plays an important role in both classical & quantum
mechanics. For without it the angular momentum of atoms would not be
conserved when photons are emitted from them. Electrons that are free to
move, or loosely held, are easily influenced by movement within the fabric
of space itself.
8. The time dilations seen in atomic clocks flown around the Earth are due
to changes in oscillation frequencies and not to changes in time. The
oscillation frequency changes due to electrons moving in closer[?] to nuclei
as the external FOS gradient pressure drops. While inversely, the electrons
could relax their grip[?] on a nucleus as the external FOS gradient pressure
increases due to being deeper within a gravitational well.
9. There is only one fundamental force in the universe and that is the
electromagnetic force. The weak and strong nuclear forces are just
expressions of variations of the electromagnetic force within nuclei. And
gravity, is just an effect of the residual, or left over, positive charge of
atomic nuclei.
For the complete draft of the book go to:
www.robots4farms.com/thefabricofspace_atomicmodel_0perhapsatomictheory.html
Cheers,
Terrance
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