Re: light
Light is produced by (neutrino) particles having masses. Neutrinos
transmit electrons' oscillation energy as light like that air transmit
the vibration energies of objects as sound. Neutrinos also interact
with all matters made of atoms and molecules to produce gravity,
charged particles, electric force, etc. Please read my posts for more
details.
JoeT
bob@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Does light have gravity?
If light can be thought of as a particle and a particle has mass,
shouldn't light have gravity?
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Relevant Pages
- Re: Hard knock for dark matter theory
... WIMPs, including neutrinos. ... matter particles with various force particles into rows and columns. ... The gravity force carrier, the graviton. ...
(sci.physics.relativity) - Re: Could Dark Matter be here on earth?
... which would dissipate some of that energy as heat. ... It's not neutrinos, we know how many neutrinos are ... neutrinos WINMPs (Weakly Interacting, Not so Massive Particles). ... And when this dark matter interacts with real matter, ...
(sci.physics) - Re: Evidence of the Existence of the Aether
... The analogous thing is done with neutrinos. ... > Not if they are the aether particles themselves. ... which means the ether particles are tightly coupled to each ... NOT the electromagnetic and strong interactions, ...
(sci.physics.relativity) - Particles Larger Than Galaxies Fill the Universe?
... The oldest of the subatomic particles called neutrinos might each encompass a space larger than thousands of galaxies, ... But over the roughly 13.7-billion-year lifetime of the cosmos, "relic" neutrinos have been stretched out by the expansion of the universe, enlarging the range in which each neutrino can exist. ... According to physicist Adrian Lee at the University of California, Berkeley, who was not part of the study team, "gravity is a real frontier these days that we don't really understand. ...
(sci.fractals) - Re: Ludwig Boltzmann, entropy
... >>We don't know how many particles there are in any region ... How many neutrinos are there in the ... >>contributes to the entropy of the system and the number of ... the microstates avaible to any system that includes ...
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