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On the Lighter Side => New Theories => Topic started by: jerrygg38 on 07/09/2016 22:21:09
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What does dark energy, matter, the photonic and electric fields, the photon, and the electron have in common?
The answer is quite simple. They are all made from the same stuff. If we split the photonic field we get the positive and negative electric fields. If we rotate the electric field we have the electric field. Dark energy is linear and orbital photonic energy. Dark matter is photonic energy which has spherical oscillations. An electron that is stationary has a spherical oscillation and is part of the pure electric field. The proton has spherical patterns of both positive and negative electric fields and in addition has added linear and orbital photonic energy.
The fundamental structure of all things is the plus and minus dot-waves. There are 1.462E125 dot-waves in the visible universe and about 25 times as much in the world of dark matter/dark energy. Everything is made from the same thing, positive dot-waves, negative dot waves, bipolar photonic dot waves. In addition we have three different momentums, linear, orbital, and spherical. This gives us nine different basic combinations of things but as we have different mixtures of these nine things, we get infinity of things.
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Another answer is the inverse square of the distance. Volume, pressure, field strength and object view size.
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Another answer is the inverse square of the distance. Volume, pressure, field strength and object view size.
Yes. All have similar properties. But to me they are all the same stuff in different forms. We can take clay and make an infinity of things. Yet they are all clay. Thus to me the basic quanta of electro-energy makes everything.
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Yes basic quanta but electro suggests electrons are the basic energy source. This cannot be when the photon and electron are confounded with a constant speed of light. but yes everything is from a quanta of fundamental energy of spin.