I agree there is always a distinct possibility that my "hypothesis" is flawed in some fundamental way. After all, I AM breaking new ground regardless of what you think the ligitamacy of my credentials to do so. I am only a lowly mechanical engineer, after all. It occurs to me "education" could also be descibed as brainwashing under other circumstances, I did not except what I was taught unless I could prove it adequately to myself.
My degrees are in Electrical Engineering (Electronics), and virtually everything I learned in college, properly applied, works. While I'm hardly an expert in E&M, I have taken many semesters of courses that involve the theory.
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................... The fact that I can find no real flaw in this THEORY and niether can anyone else in itself MAKES IT LIGITAMATE AS SUCH, since experimental techniques exist which could easily disprove it IF IT WERE FALSE.
Because experimentation cannot be manipulated to show a theory is false does not disqualify it as a possibility, ON THE CONTRARY.
The fact remains that if the scientific method is applied consistently to determining the viability of my "hypothesis" versus the one "mainstream science" (dumbed down acadamia) continuously misrepresents as fact, my THEORY would be adopted immeadiately by most physicists.
Your theory flies in the face of everything known since Maxwell. Maxwell's equations show that EM radiation is due to acceleration of charge. The electron wasn't even known at that time.
Hertz showed that EM radiation does exist at much lower frequencies than light. Around 1876.
Marconi received a Nobel Prize for his 'invention' of Radio. Did you know that low frequency radio energy can be generated by an AC alternator? One with a lot of pole pairs to increase the AC frequency.
The Navy uses TACAMO to communicate with undersea submarines. Frequencies below 60 Hz were planned at one time. With 'antennas' covering much of Northern Wisconsin.
Radio does not depend on electron shell jumps to radiate EM waves (photons, electrons, by your theory). All it requires is acceleration of charge in a long enough antenna for efficient radiation to occur. Yes, the charge is composed of electrons, but 'what goes in comes out'. Otherwise, charge would accumulate and the excess charge would result in a high voltage on the antenna and feed line to it.
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................... The fact that I can find no real flaw in this THEORY and niether can anyone else in itself MAKES IT LIGITAMATE AS SUCH, since experimental techniques exist which could easily disprove it IF IT WERE FALSE.
Because experimentation cannot be manipulated to show a theory is false does not disqualify it as a possibility, ON THE CONTRARY.
The fact remains that if the scientific method is applied consistently to determining the viability of my "hypothesis" versus the one "mainstream science" (dumbed down acadamia) continuously misrepresents as fact, my THEORY would be adopted immeadiately by most physicists.
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Your theory flies in the face of everything known since Maxwell. Maxwell's equations show that EM radiation is due to acceleration of charge. The electron wasn't even known at that time.
Hertz showed that EM radiation does exist at much lower frequencies than light. Around 1876.
Marconi received a Nobel Prize for his 'invention' of Radio. Did you know that low frequency radio energy can be generated by an AC alternator? One with a lot of pole pairs to increase the AC frequency.
The Navy uses TACAMO to communicate with undersea submarines. Frequencies below 60 Hz were planned at one time. With 'antennas' covering much of Northern Wisconsin.
Radio does not depend on electron shell jumps to radiate EM waves (photons, electrons, by your theory). All it requires is acceleration of charge in a long enough antenna for efficient radiation to occur. Yes, the charge is composed of electrons, but 'what goes in comes out'. Otherwise, charge would accumulate and the excess charge would result in a high voltage on the antenna and feed line to it.
Let's face it, if it [the nature of electromagnetic energy] really is as simple as I claim, and it is, then the vast majority of modern subatomic physics is nothing more than an elaborate, complex and self perpetuating faith based deception, a science fiction known as such by a few, yet presented as science fact to the student of physics. This is how you were brainwashed . .....
Also, I assume engineering students.
Who depend on physics based theories to create "things of use to humans". For some reason, such things generally work. In spite of the "brainwashing received in college".
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The fact that interstellar space travel IS possible should be somewhat obvious to you by now, since the computer you are sitting in front of contains technology from either out of this timeline (possible) or off this world. It would be an admission of undeniable stupidity to claim the technological advancements made in the last 50 years all orinated withen the minds of twentieth century humans. So we went from horse driven carraiges to supercomputers in 100 yearss all on out own, correct?
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Sounds like you have been reading too much fiction from guys like Lt Colonel Corso. Who claimed he was involved in seeding technology from Roswell.
Fact it, there is a strong paper trail describing the development of sold state devices such as transistors and integrated circuits. Also, for the Maser and Laser. No 'alien technology' is required. Further it would be very difficult to get much of anything from technology just a few decades ahead of what humans currently have.
Charles H. Towns developed the Maser in 1953, this lead to the Laser in 1960. Even Wikipedia has quite a bit of detail on the development. Similar trails apply to 'transistors', integrated circuits, etc. All were developed with standard physical theories. Much more than experiments, the modern world depends on these high technology devices.
Robert W. Hawkins
21st March 2006 - 11:25 PM
"My degrees are in Electrical Engineering (Electronics), and virtually everything I learned in college, properly applied, works."
It couldn't possibly be that though much of the conventional knowledge you aquired is solid, the theory behind some of it is not. As I stated before, I could devise a formula to accurately determine the velocity of a vehicle by how many bowling allies it goes by in an hour, but it doesn't mean bowling allies have anyhting to do with velocity!
"While I'm hardly an expert in E&M, I have taken many semesters of courses that involve the theory."
Where you were drilled with theories and forced to state them as fact to pass the course, correct?
Where I'm from we call that brainwashing. If you fail to respond as desired, negative reenforcement is used to "correct" your ways, and you fail the course or test.
"Your theory flies in the face of everything known since Maxwell. "
No sir, not what we've known, but what some of us have theorized.
The fact that my new theory conflicts with these theories I have clearly stated myself. So does that automatically make me worng?
"Maxwell's equations show that EM radiation is due to acceleration of charge. The electron wasn't even known at that time. "
And Maxwells' ORIGINAL unedited work backed up my theory 100%
"Hertz showed that EM radiation does exist at much lower frequencies than light. Around 1876."
And that proves what? SO WHAT!
"Marconi received a Nobel Prize for his 'invention' of Radio. "
Marconi did not invent radio, many people working together sis.
"Did you know that low frequency radio energy can be generated by an AC alternator?"
Yes, in fact this is actually an "experiment " that helps reenforce my theory, an alternator produces ac current, which in turn produces EMR in a corresponding frequency.
"One with a lot of pole pairs to increase the AC frequency.
The Navy uses TACAMO to communicate with undersea submarines. Frequencies below 60 Hz were planned at one time. With 'antennas' covering much of Northern Wisconsin. "
Again, how is THIS relavant to your mission of disproving my theory?
"Radio does not depend on electron shell jumps to radiate EM waves (photons, electrons, by your theory). All it requires is acceleration of charge in a long enough antenna for efficient radiation to occur."
And that "charge" is negative, is it not? WHY YES! and guess where it gets the negative charge from?
" Yes, the charge is composed of electrons, but 'what goes in comes out'. Otherwise, charge would accumulate and the excess charge would result in a high voltage on the antenna and feed line to it."
Again reenforcing my theory, thank you. If you're pumping electrical energy in an it isn't building up, it must be being radiated into the enviroment, or at least leaked. We already proved it isn't all coming out of the circuit and back to the positive side of the power supply, and even calculated the loss of mass that would be expected WERE ELECTRONS TO BE RADIATED IN THE FORM OF EMR. Those of us familiar with chemical batteries have long known that sealed batteries lose a small amount of mass when discharged, and gain it back when charged, This is not open for debate, it is simply fact.
Remember, I have thought out all of this for years, it's not going to be that easy to disprove it. I'm not trying to baffle you with bullshit, I don't have to. Whether my idea is right or wrong , it certainly is not such an attempt at confusing you to the point where it is impossible to disprove, this new theory is simple. Perhaps the problem you have with believeing it is that YOU actually understand it, and it makes sense, unlike the other photon theory. Its kind of like the old adage you don't think a club that would have you is worth joining!
"Also, I assume engineering students. [were brainwashed]
Some of us were I am sure, and some engineers apply such theories to the detriment of the humans that use the devices they develop. But remember, most of the information and knowledge we depend on as mechanical engineers is science fact, not theory. The same applies to electrical engineering. The quantum theory doesn't have t be true for ANY of your develpments to work.
"Who depend on physics based theories to create "things of use to humans". For some reason, such things generally work. In spite of the "brainwashing received in college".
They work because engineers make them work during the research and development stage, and "things" do not always go as predicted.
"Sounds like you have been reading too much fiction from guys like Lt Colonel Corso. Who claimed he was involved in seeding technology from Roswell."
Never heard of him, and I don't have any preconcieved notions about what happened at Roswell. I feel Roswell was a red herring, personally. "THEY" ( you know, the same "they" that exploits the rest of the human race with technology) don't want us to know the tech was GIVEN to "THEM", for whatever reason, but the fact that it was is clearly evident when all the facts are known. You do not know the facts. Research the origins of Texas Instruments, and it should become quite clear to you this WAS NOT ordinary research and development..
"Fact it, there is a strong paper trail describing the development of sold state devices such as transistors and integrated circuits."
And why not? If the tech was provided, why not the background on it? Reverse engineering COULD have determined these facts independant of "alien" help at any rate.
" Also, for the Maser and Laser. "
Which work by making coherent waveforms of light, which even further reenforces my theory. In fact ALL of the observations point to it's being correct, though these observations are consistently misinterpreted.
"No 'alien technology' is required. Further it would be very difficult to get much of anything from technology just a few decades ahead of what humans currently have. "
The hard drive in your computer represents a technological advancement of perhaps five hundred years over what we knew in 1900. I'm sorry to say if you cannot percieve this fact , our dialogue here is practically useless.
"Charles H. Towns developed the Maser in 1953, this lead to the Laser in 1960. "
The laser an maser are infinitley less complex than the motherboard on a computer, or even one minor IC flowgate.
In fact, they are not out of line with normal technological advancement, like miniaturized intergrated circuits are.
"Even Wikipedia has quite a bit of detail on the development. "
Since Wikepedia has been found and proven to be an unreliable source of information that can e altered at will by it's users, I am suprized you would cite it's credibility as backing your contentions.
"Similar trails apply to 'transistors', integrated circuits, etc. All were developed with standard physical theories. Much more than experiments, the modern world depends on these high technology devices."
Isn't it odd that we can learn to use these technologies, even repair them, but how many of you actually KNOW how it works?
fizzeksman
22nd March 2006 - 04:41 AM
Hi Robert...and everyone else...
For a theory to be of value it must possess utility, that is it must point to new and novel experiments or inventions as well as explaining the empiricism of the old. When the utility of the theory is hopeful or proven, then others will strive to understand the mechanics behind it.
Far too frequently we are bombarded with a concordia of theories espousing a better explanation than another for known effects... but missing that essential ingredient.. utility, without which, the arguments become moot at best... just a debate about who can paint the prettiest picture.
So this is my question... "Where is the utility in your theory?" Regards
RAF
22nd March 2006 - 05:24 AM
QUOTE (Robert W. Hawkins+Mar 21 2006, 11:25 PM)
"Radio does not depend on electron shell jumps to radiate EM waves (photons, electrons, by your theory). All it requires is acceleration of charge in a long enough antenna for efficient radiation to occur."
And that "charge" is negative, is it not? WHY YES! and guess where it gets the negative charge from?
" Yes, the charge is composed of electrons, but 'what goes in comes out'. Otherwise, charge would accumulate and the excess charge would result in a high voltage on the antenna and feed line to it."
Again reenforcing my theory, thank you. If you're pumping electrical energy in an it isn't building up, it must be being radiated into the enviroment, or at least leaked. We already proved it isn't all coming out of the circuit and back to the positive side of the power supply, and even calculated the loss of mass that would be expected WERE ELECTRONS TO BE RADIATED IN THE FORM OF EMR. Those of us familiar with chemical batteries have long known that sealed batteries lose a small amount of mass when discharged, and gain it back when charged, This is not open for debate, it is simply fact.
Kirchhoff developed several laws relating to Electrical Networks. One is that "Charge/Current is conserved. The sum of currents flowing into a node is zero. As much flows out as flows in".
We now know current in conventional electrical networks is composed of electrons.
While Current in a loop is conserved, Power may be radiated. Applied engineering uses the concept of "Radiation Resistance". Prad = Rr * I^2.
While dRr = k (dl/dLambda)^2
Lambda = c/f. Thus, a relatively short filament of current adds little radiation resistance loss. Regardless, some EM energy is radiated from a short filament of alternating current. Though, negligible relative to Rs * I^2 at relatively low frequencies. Where Rs is due to bulk resistivity of a practical conductor.
In fact, even Maxwell's Displacement Current would radiate power if varying with time. No charged particles are required for the Displacement Current.
"Similar trails apply to 'transistors', integrated circuits, etc. All were developed with standard physical theories. Much more than experiments, the modern world depends on these high technology devices."
RWH: Isn't it odd that we can learn to use these technologies, even repair them, but how many of you actually KNOW how it works?
Sold state circuits can be very complex, no one understands all the details.
In fact, I took a course in Integrated Courses in grad school. We used a Motorola book, written five years after Kirby invented the IC (1959). A year later the guy working next to me at Hewlett Packard had a 'breadboard' with 5000 MOS transistors hand wired together. Once it was working, the LSI IC's were designed and manufactured. Much more advanced than what could be purchased at that time.
While I haven't worked directly in 'Solid State Physics', I've been fairly close to some of the developments. From my viewpoint, everything 'hangs together'.
Robert W. Hawkins
22nd March 2006 - 08:09 AM
Hi Robert...and everyone else...
Greetings.
"For a theory to be of value it must possess utility, that is it must point to new and novel experiments or inventions as well as explaining the empiricism of the old."
Many already existing electronic inventions are made possible by the basic concepts described in my theory. Proving this new theory by experimentation should be easily accomplished. I believe the key to proving it beyond absolute doubt is simply to apply what we have already learned to doing so, and by re examining our previous experimental results from a different perspective, without the preconcieved notion that photons are an absolute reality. For instance many previously noted observations which could never be explained by quantum theory are explained by mine,l ike the loss of mass which occurs in chemical batteries when they are discharged by electromagnetic emitters, and how they gain it back when recharged. If the mass of the theoretical electrons emitted as emr matches the loss of mass in the batteries, that would be a damned good indication we were on to something. I believe this new theory will eventually lead to many new inventions once it is recognised for what it is, the most likely contender among the emr theories and the theory that if applied to research will lead to a new energy source of previously unimaginable proportions, one that will most certainly change our world. If that is not utility, I don't know waht is.
"When the utility of the theory is hopeful or proven, then others will strive to understand the mechanics behind it. "
I was hoping to get some help with my research here, and in a way you have helped me. I personally function best under critical examination, and pressure from my peers to prove my ideas. I hope you will accept me as your peer , though I am obviously not in your "camp" as it were. Perhaps we can even work together to prove (or disprove) the electro-mechanical theory of emr. Perhaps we can collectively devise a series of experiments which could point toward an answer. All I am asking is for you to CONSIDER my theory, not swallow it without tasting it.
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"Far too frequently we are bombarded with a concordia of theories espousing a better explanation than another for known effects... but missing that essential ingredient.. utility, without which, the arguments become moot at best... just a debate about who can paint the prettiest picture."
Yes, I agree.
Though many inventions are made possible by the principals described in my theory, this is not neccessarily known to thier inventors. You don't neccessarilly have to know precisely how something works to make it work.
We two pieces of flint together long enough over some tinder we can make fire. Some caveman might then proclaim "rocks make fire", and who could deny it!
. One things for sure, we know from that point forward that if we hit two pieces of flint together long enough they will ignite tinder. We don't HAVE to know why, and though we could reach many conclusions as to why, when we strike too pieces of flint together in the presence of tinder a fire will be the result . This will happen irregardless of why or what we precieve as why..What I am saying is that the "utility" is already there, in the telivision downstairs and the cell phone on your hip.
"So this is my question... "Where is the utility in your theory?" Regards "
I am working on it, and though my resources are quite limited and my "staff" practically non existant, I am making significant progress. Inventions are frequently stolen by unscrupulous individuals. This new idea I am working on belongs to all of us. I really don't care if anyone "steals" it.
Zephir
22nd March 2006 - 08:32 AM
QUOTE (Robert W. Hawkins+Mar 22 2006, 11:09 AM)
Many already existing electronic inventions are made possible by the basic concepts described in my theory....
Which ones? Does your theory predict some new/unknown testable phenomenas?
Robert W. Hawkins
22nd March 2006 - 08:50 AM
"Kirchhoff developed several laws relating to Electrical Networks. One is that "Charge/Current is conserved. The sum of currents flowing into a node is zero. As much flows out as flows in.
We now know current in conventional electrical networks is composed of electrons.
While Current in a loop is conserved, Power may be radiated. Applied engineering uses the concept of "Radiation Resistance". Prad = Rr * I^2.
You have to understand the difficulty in measuring the loss of mass involved in the emission of electrons as emr. Kirchoff would have had difficult even measuring such small mass losses.
MOST of the energy emr transmits is a product of it's light speed linear velocity and especially it's frequency of waveform oscilation . At these velocities and frequencies of oscilation, even tiny masses contain high kenetic energies. If you think about it, an electron following a waveform in an overall linear fashion is actually going further in reality than it is in a straight line from point a to point b. If you have two cars that need to travel 100 miles and one can go in a straight line and the other must travel a curved road, the car going down the curved road must actually go faster to reach the destination simulaneously with the car going down the straight road. Which car has more KE?
This is why high frequency electrons measure higher energy levels., because they are ACTUALLY moving well beyond the LINEAR point a to point b speed of light along a waveform, and not in reality in a straight line. The higher the frequency, the further they are actually going while traversing whatever linear distance they cross.
.The loss of mass caused by the emission of emr is very small and hard to measure, and has frequently written off as experimental error or defective equipment. Also, an atom which has lost an electron and radiated it as emr is "eager" to absorb another, and any emr present will quickly provide it. If you rapidly discharge a sealed battery it WILL lose a tiny amount of mass, and when you recharge it it WILL regain this mass. Again, this phenomenon has been demonstrated over and over. The losses in mass are measured in ten thousandths of a gram in a small battery, or hundreths of a gram in the case of a lvery arge battery, an easy amount to overlook or write off as irrelevant or error.
Robert W. Hawkins
22nd March 2006 - 09:03 AM
"Which ones? Does your theory predict some new/unknown testable phenomenas?"
I think we are collectively on the verge of a tremendous discovery that will rewrite physics beyond Maxwell.
I am a spark and you are a catalyst, and the facts are the fuel.
I also think this new discover will inevitably lead to a power source of previously unimaginable proportions. Have patience. you should live to see it.
Robert W. Hawkins
22nd March 2006 - 09:04 AM
it is 3 am here ,and I am mentally exhausted. I will respond further when I am able.
RAF
22nd March 2006 - 02:07 PM
QUOTE (Robert W. Hawkins+Mar 22 2006, 08:50 AM)
"Kirchhoff developed several laws relating to Electrical Networks. One is that "Charge/Current is conserved. The sum of currents flowing into a node is zero. As much flows out as flows in.
We now know current in conventional electrical networks is composed of electrons.
While Current in a loop is conserved, Power may be radiated. Applied engineering uses the concept of "Radiation Resistance". Prad = Rr * I^2.
RWH: You have to understand the difficulty in measuring the loss of mass involved in the emission of electrons as emr. Kirchoff would have had difficult even measuring such small mass losses.
I'll agree that EM radiation involves an Energy-Mass transfer. Photons have Energy = hv, which is also equal to delta m/c^2. Thus, photons have mass and momentum. They create a force on the surface they fall on. Small, but measurable.
An electron has a rest mass (about 511,000 eV), and an additional mass due to the potential (voltage) it has been accelerated through. Equal to qV/c^2.
The flow of electrons through the fictitious Radiation Resistance reduces their energy; a voltage is developed: V=I*Rr. The number of electrons is not changed, charge is conserved.
It's hard to relate EM waves to streams of photons. Regardless, many experiments have shown the duality. Of course, particles also have properties of waves. Implemented in the Electron Microscope.
RWH: MOST of the energy emr transmits is a product of it's light speed linear velocity and especially it's frequency of waveform oscilation . At these velocities and frequencies of oscilation, even tiny masses contain high kenetic energies. If you think about it, an electron following a waveform in an overall linear fashion is actually going further in reality than it is in a straight line from point a to point b.
Yes, I see that. But don't believe electrons are intimately associated with EM waves.
RWH: The loss of mass caused by the emission of emr is very small and hard to measure, and has frequently written off as experimental error or defective equipment. Also, an atom which has lost an electron and radiated it as emr is "eager" to absorb another, and any emr present will quickly provide it. If you rapidly discharge a sealed battery it WILL lose a tiny amount of mass, and when you recharge it it WILL regain this mass. Again, this phenomenon has been demonstrated over and over. The losses in mass are measured in ten thousandths of a gram in a small battery, or hundreths of a gram in the case of a lvery arge battery, an easy amount to overlook or write off as irrelevant or error.
Discharge an ideal 'battery' and its mass decreases. By delta E/c^2. However, the change in mass of chemical (in this case, electrochemical) processes is generally too small to measure.
Consider a 'AA' NiMH cell. It might provide 2A for 1 hr at 1.2 V. About 9,000 J.
Mass decreases by 9e3/9e16. 1.0 e-13 kgm. Way to small to measure.
Robert W. Hawkins
22nd March 2006 - 04:40 PM
"I'll agree that EM radiation involves an Energy-Mass transfer. "
Then you are forced by your own reasoning to discard the photon as a viable component of light.
Einstein claimed mass simply does not exist at light speeds. If you are agreeing that a mass transfer is involved, you are basically reaching the point in your reasoning I did 29 years ago .
"Photons have Energy = hv, which is also equal to delta m/c^2. Thus, photons have mass and momentum. "
So which is it, do photons have mass or not? If mass cannot exist at light speed , and is converted to pure energy, WTH happens to that mass? Is it not a basic law of science that matter can niether be created nor destroyed? When was that law disproven? Are photons like the elite, in that they are not required to abide in the law?
"They create a force on the surface they fall on. Small, but measurable."
Yes , they do, and if you were to attempt to create any force without mass, you'd find yourself wasting your time.
"An electron has a rest mass (about 511,000 eV), and an additional mass due to the potential (voltage) it has been accelerated through. Equal to qV/c^2. "
And that is where your emr "force" comes from. Most of the energy of course is stored in the oscialtion of the particale, so linear acceleration of the surfaces they strike is not much of a factor.
"The flow of electrons through the fictitious Radiation Resistance reduces their energy; a voltage is developed: V=I*Rr. The number of electrons is not changed, charge is conserved. "
Not exactly, but since you're the electrical engineer, I won't argue the point with you.
"It's hard to relate EM waves to streams of photons. Regardless, many experiments have shown the duality. Of course, particles also have properties of waves. Implemented in the Electron Microscope."
What if the reason they have both the properties of a particle and a wave because they are like as I stated, a particle moving from point a to point b in a wave?
[RWH: MOST of the energy emr transmits is a product of it's light speed linear velocity and especially it's frequency of waveform oscilation . At these velocities and frequencies of oscilation, even tiny masses contain high kenetic energies. If you think about it, an electron following a waveform in an overall linear fashion is actually going further in reality than it is in a straight line from point a to point b. ]
"Yes, I see that. But don't believe electrons are intimately associated with EM waves. "
What you believe is not important. it is what you know that you must rely on. If we build theory upon theory , we could become sidetracked (like we are) ,and make no real progress.
[RWH: The loss of mass caused by the emission of emr is very small and hard to measure, and has frequently written off as experimental error or defective equipment. Also, an atom which has lost an electron and radiated it as emr is "eager" to absorb another, and any emr present will quickly provide it. If you rapidly discharge a sealed battery it WILL lose a tiny amount of mass, and when you recharge it it WILL regain this mass. Again, this phenomenon has been demonstrated over and over. The losses in mass are measured in ten thousandths of a gram in a small battery, or hundreths of a gram in the case of a lvery arge battery, an easy amount to overlook or write off as irrelevant or error.]
"Discharge an ideal 'battery' and its mass decreases. By delta E/c^2. However, the change in mass of chemical (in this case, electrochemical) processes is generally too small to measure."
It's odd that if you calculate the electron loss in an emr emitter, the result is ALMOST the same as if you calculate it using Einsteins basic energy/mass conversion formula .
[Consider a 'AA' NiMH cell. It might provide 2A for 1 hr at 1.2 V. About 9,000 J.
Mass decreases by 9e3/9e16. 1.0 e-13 kgm. Way to small to measure.]
I don't blame you for believing that fairy tale we were all taught, people believe what they are taught from the beginiing by people they trust, especially as children, and they are quite reluctant to give up these faith based ideas. Einstein is presented to children by the media and acadamia as a virtually unimpeachable god of science.
Somewhat like a religion, isn't it.
Robert W. Hawkins
22nd March 2006 - 06:09 PM
If you are getting 9000 joules out of an AA nickle metal-hydride cell you are most likely ruining it. This is a theoretical output, not actually obtainable in practice because most devices cannot function on an almost completely discharged battery.
I use these in model aeronautics and a four pack of AA's is generally good for around 10,000 joules before the voltage gets too low to operate the servos correctly.
The chargers we use have timers and metered, precise outputs.
RAF
23rd March 2006 - 03:01 AM
QUOTE (Robert W. Hawkins+Mar 22 2006, 04:40 PM)
"I'll agree that EM radiation involves an Energy-Mass transfer. "
Then you are forced by your own reasoning to discard the photon as a viable component of light.
Einstein claimed mass simply does not exist at light speeds. If you are agreeing that a mass transfer is involved, you are basically reaching the point in your reasoning I did 29 years ago .
Einstein essentially invented the Photon in his 1905 'Photoelectric Effect' paper. Though I understand his original interpretation simply quantized EM waves with specific energies.
"Photons have Energy = hv, which is also equal to delta m/c^2. Thus, photons have mass and momentum. "
So which is it, do photons have mass or not? If mass cannot exist at light speed , and is converted to pure energy, WTH happens to that mass? Is it not a basic law of science that matter can niether be created nor destroyed? When was that law disproven? Are photons like the elite, in that they are not required to abide in the law?
Photons have no Rest Mass, thus they can travel at c.
"They create a force on the surface they fall on. Small, but measurable."
Yes , they do, and if you were to attempt to create any force without mass, you'd find yourself wasting your time.
Mass and Energy are just two representations of the same thing.
"The flow of electrons through the fictitious Radiation Resistance reduces their energy; a voltage is developed: V=I*Rr. The number of electrons is not changed, charge is conserved. "
Not exactly, but since you're the electrical engineer, I won't argue the point with you.
I think EM radiation occurs when part of the Induction Field around a filament of varying current gets decoupled and propagates into space. It decouples more as frequency increases (relative to length of filament).
I'll admit I never understood the math involved. Which was given in the first two courses I took in EE.
"It's hard to relate EM waves to streams of photons. Regardless, many experiments have shown the duality. Of course, particles also have properties of waves. Implemented in the Electron Microscope."
What if the reason they have both the properties of a particle and a wave because they are like as I stated, a particle moving from point a to point b in a wave?
It seems virtually impossible to visually consolidate the wave/particle nature of light. Regardless, many experiments show the different sides of the model.
Note a 10 Hz EM wave has a photon energy of 10*h. Very low. The wavelength is c/10, 30 million meters. How can only one photon of 10 Hz radiation relate to that large distance?
Just a macroscopic example of what applies at light frequencies, where a wavelength around 1000 times the diameter of an atom is generated by only one electron orbital jump.
If one substitutes an electron for the photon, one has more or less the same problem. And, many more.
Note bubble chamber images typically display many particle tracks. Electrons are very common. To balance mass-energy and momentum, photons are often invoked. And, many other particles, including neutrinos. Which were not 'directly observed' for about 25 years after their theoretical prediction.
It certainly appears to me that if your 'electron associated with EM' idea could be incorporated, then most all of the experimental evidence for 'Particle Theory' would have to be dumped.
"Discharge an ideal 'battery' and its mass decreases. By delta E/c^2. However, the change in mass of chemical (in this case, electrochemical) processes is generally too small to measure."
It's odd that if you calculate the electron loss in an emr emitter, the result is ALMOST the same as if you calculate it using Einsteins basic energy/mass conversion formula
Take a fluorescent lamp. Visible photons are emitted when electrons excited to higher energy orbitals fall back to lower energy states. The fluorescing material is not ionized, and each atom remains neutral. No electrons are gained or lost.
Zarabtul
23rd March 2006 - 03:18 AM
QUOTE (RAF+Mar 23 2006, 03:01 AM)
QUOTE (Robert W. Hawkins+Mar 22 2006, 04:40 PM)
"I'll agree that EM radiation involves an Energy-Mass transfer. "
Note a 10 Hz EM wave has a photon energy of 10*h. Very low. The wavelength is c/10, 30 million meters. How can only one photon of 10 Hz radiation relate to that large distance?
Basically, if you could add speed or voltage to that photon somehow could you not then lower the distance variable or even the variables surrounding the gradual as you said slowdown of the photon. What does this photon do in theory? Goes to ground at some point?
Also could you not already use existing networks of frequencies to carry this type of a signal to make speeds as well.
Just a few questions the post sparked in my mind, basically it's adding velocity.
A key role in any type of equation of this sort.
I'm still a lil fuzzy on the math on how big a 10 hz wave is though I have checked those measurements. Now what if you could be connected somehow with something that far away. This would explain a few pagan religions with stars and cosmos and numbers and the cosmos lining up with people. This could explain a lot more.
Edited to say: Like maybe if you looked at it from the other perspective.
Do these cause.
Of course there's the if then statement that comes in.
RAF
23rd March 2006 - 06:34 AM
QUOTE (Zarabtul+Mar 23 2006, 03:18 AM)
QUOTE (RAF+Mar 23 2006, 03:01 AM)
QUOTE (Robert W. Hawkins+Mar 22 2006, 04:40 PM)
"RAF:I'll agree that EM radiation involves an Energy-Mass transfer. "
Note a 10 Hz EM wave has a photon energy of 10*h. Very low. The wavelength is c/10, 30 million meters. How can only one photon of 10 Hz radiation relate to that large distance?
Basically, if you could add speed or voltage to that photon somehow could you not then lower the distance variable or even the variables surrounding the gradual as you said slowdown of the photon. What does this photon do in theory? Goes to ground at some point?
Also could you not already use existing networks of frequencies to carry this type of a signal to make speeds as well.
I never said the photon slows down. Photons travel at c; always!
I just took a low frequency (10 Hz) to bring the problem down to a really long wavelength. Lambda = c/v, so a broadcast station at 600 kHz radiates 500 m waves. Normally with a large number of photons (at energy hv). However, if the power were dropped way down, the photons would drop in density. It's easy to detect individual photons of visible light; I think Zephyr posted an image.
At nominal communication frequencies it is believed that quantization of the photons sets a lower limit of of signal detection. Note photon energy would be higher at 3 GHz than at 10 Hz. 3e9 * h J. Still very low; communications links to satellites
are limited by the Big Bang background if nothing else. At a temperature of 2.7K. Less than 1/10 the noise introduced by the lowest noise amplifiers I'm aware of. But, not that hard to see how it raises the floor of system noise. In fact, first evidence of the Cosmic BG was discovered when an AT&T antenna in N.J. displayed noise that couldn't be accounted for otherwise. Resulted in a Nobel Prize for the two guys who helped figure out where than noise came from.
Anyway, this just relates to the standard model of EM radiation and photons. A very large number of experiments and practical applications are consistent with photons, not electrons, being associated with EM waves.
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I'm still a lil fuzzy on the math on how big a 10 hz wave is though I have checked those measurements. Now what if you could be connected somehow with something that far away. This would explain a few pagan religions with stars and cosmos and numbers and the cosmos lining up with people. This could explain a lot more.
Wavelength = 300/F(MHz). A 300 MHz wave is 1 meter long. A 300 Hz wave would be 1,000 km.
Again, I mentioned some common engineering applications of EM. All which generate EM waves by accelerating charge.
I'm not so familiar with laser diodes (used in CD Roms, etc). However, this is where solid state physics becomes really important. Electrons falling through semiconductor energy/voltage barriers generate photons of similar energy, meaning they have a frequency/wavelength in the visible or IR range.
fivedoughnut
23rd March 2006 - 06:41 AM
QUOTE (RAF+Mar 23 2006, 03:01 AM)
"Photons have Energy = hv, which is also equal to delta m/c^2. Thus, photons have mass and momentum. "
So which is it, do photons have mass or not? If mass cannot exist at light speed , and is converted to pure energy, WTH happens to that mass? Is it not a basic law of science that matter can niether be created nor destroyed? When was that law disproven? Are photons like the elite, in that they are not required to abide in the law?
RAF,
Greetings

, we must be the same age.....good to share this forum with another "old fart"
This aside; I've an explaination why photons do not exhibit mass.
Mass in my model is the effect of a singularity as it auto-dynamically passes up-space between 3-D to 4-D producing a linkaged "brane" effect we name" time-space", a product of multi-dimensional wave propagation around a 4D+ envelope (Vacuole)
Photons are vacuolar/ wave manifestations limited to the 2-3D realm, therefore their wave prop' cannot be expressed as time-space... i.e, they're massless.
Have a peep @ my GUT, for a more detailed account:
Spacial Vacuoles
RAF
23rd March 2006 - 02:54 PM
[QUOTE=fivedoughnut,Mar 23 2006, 06:41 AM][QUOTE=RAF,Mar 23 2006, 03:01 AM]
RAF:"Photons have Energy = hv, which is also equal to delta m/c^2. Thus, photons have mass and momentum. "
RWH:So which is it, do photons have mass or not? If mass cannot exist at light speed , and is converted to pure energy, WTH happens to that mass? Is it not a basic law of science that matter can niether be created nor destroyed? When was that law disproven? Are photons like the elite, in that they are not required to abide in the law?
[/QUOTE]
I added initials to the above quote, it's getting confusing as to who said what.
"RAF,
Greetings

, we must be the same age.....good to share this forum with another "old fart"
Based on the DOB in your forum info, it looks like I'm a lot riper flatulence than you.

"5DN: This aside; I've an explaination why photons do not exhibit mass.
"Mass in my model is the effect of a singularity as it auto-dynamically passes up-space between 3-D to 4-D producing a linkaged "brane" effect we name" time-space", a product of multi-dimensional wave propagation around a 4D+ envelope (Vacuole)
"Photons are vacuolar/ wave manifestations limited to the 2-3D realm, therefore their wave prop' cannot be expressed as time-space... i.e, they're massless.
"Have a peep @ my GUT, for a more detailed account:"
I skimmed over your GUT; however I have enough trouble just comprehending the standard basics. I have had vague ideas of how 'particles' might amount to torsion in the 'fabric of space-time', which would involve both energy and forces. I'll leave it to others to work out the multidimensional details.
Robert W. Hawkins
23rd March 2006 - 10:43 PM
Not to be throwing around accusations or anything, but at least one of my latest posts on page five have disappeared, and it would appear quotes are accidently being attributed to me that did not originate with myself.
We need to keep straight who said what or it gets to the point where none of us know what the other is saying.
I am here to be taken to school on my theory, and so far you have all been unable to find a significant discrepency.
Thus far all we seem to be able to discuss is the mystical properties of the non -existant ,undefinable and illogical PHOTON.
Let's discuss the PROBLEMS WITH MY MODEL OF EMR*, and not those of the photon, which is completely excluded from my hypothesis.
Apparently you guys are the old schoolers and as is required of me from a social point of view, I respect what my elders tell me if they seem sincere in thier mission. tell me what is wrong with my theory but let's leave the photons on another thread, IF YOU WOULD PLEASE MAKE THIS RESPECTFUL AND TIMELY GESTURE ,WE CAN MOST LIKELY MAKE PROGRESS. *
*(upper case letters should be italicized instead of capitolized)
Robert W. Hawkins
24th March 2006 - 04:43 AM
I am wondering if it is possible I might have violated the forums' constitution by saying something of an unacceptable nature.
Maybe I didn't post it properly somehow, I can't remember if I actually saw it posted or not.
Anyone, what I said was I didn't think you were applying the scientific method properly in the debunking of my theory, or hypothesis if you prefer.
It is unacceptable to use one theory to disprove another one which conflicts with it in fundamental ways, this according to the "laws" of common sense if not the scientific process.
If you can find no fault in it other than it's conflicts with pre existing theories, then you've found no ligitamate fault in it at all whatsoever!
I placed this thread on this forum for the purposes I stated, I've been straight with you up until now and I will continue to be.
What I require of you as physics scholars is help me in debugging what I believe will prove to be a solid theory regardless of my station in academia, one which will be proven if not by myself, then by someone else in the very near future.
In fact I believe it can easily be proven if we approach the research from a new perspective independant of preconcieved notions based on theories presented to us as absolute facts so as to stifle independant thinking to the contrary.
Confused2
24th March 2006 - 10:00 AM
Hi RWH,
Looking up into the sky at night should help us to distinguish between charged particles and uncharged particles .. the charged particles heading for Earth tend to end up at the magnetic poles (see
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aurora_%28astronomy%29 ) whereas the uncharged particles are not influenced by the Earth's magnetic field and are what we are receiving when we see stars in the sky.
-C2.
Robert W. Hawkins
24th March 2006 - 02:59 PM
"Hi RWH,
Looking up into the sky at night should help us to distinguish between charged particles and uncharged particles .. the charged particles heading for Earth tend to end up at the magnetic poles (see
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aurora_%28astronomy%29 ) whereas the uncharged particles are not influenced by the Earth's magnetic field and are what we are receiving when we see stars in the sky.
-C2. "
That is a good point, one that has been brought up over and over as an apparent disqulaification of the basic premise of my theory.
However, there are two points I would like to make in defense of my idea.
1) Light IS bent by extreme gravity, and gravity is known to act only on particles with mass.
Therefor , most likely anyway, WHATEVER PARTICLE THAT MAKES UP LIGHT HAS MASS.
2) When an electron is in it's "orbital shell" in an atom it is neccessary that it possess the negative charge, this is the electrostatic bond that holds the electron , and allows it to circumnavigate the atoms' nucleus without being "throw off" in a linear fashion. Once it is thrown off, this charge must be released with it, and this is a sticking point to my theory, and a very difficult one to explain.
That's why I am here, to discuss these sticking points and to refine my ideas.
My intuition tells me highly energetic electrons ARE bent by strong electromagnetic fields in measurable ways, though maybe not with our current level of technology. It is also possible that the nature of the negative charge of the electron is changed in some way when it is released from the atom.
Maybe someof you have some ideas to contribute.
Out of all of the disqualifications I have faced, this is the toughest, but lests face it, this doesn't come close to the problems associated with the photon model!
Zephir
24th March 2006 - 03:37 PM
QUOTE (Robert W. Hawkins+Mar 24 2006, 05:59 PM)
Light IS bent by extreme gravity, and gravity is known to act only on particles with mass. Therefore, most likely anyway, WHATEVER PARTICLE THAT MAKES UP LIGHT HAS MASS.
By the very same logic, the gravity is acting on each particle, therefore it says anything about the photon mass.
Simply wake up, Robert - the photon is quite different particle, than electron. It can be generated without free electrons at all (just by inertial movement of other charged particles). The electron has a EMG and leptonic charge, whereas the photon has no charge. The electron motion is influenced by the magnetic field, and this effect is the more pronounced, the higher speed of electron is.
Whereas the photon path isn't influenced by the magnetic field at all, etc, etc.
Furthemore, your hypothesis isn't able to predict something new, it's useless. You're just ignoring the experimental fundamentals of physic and wasting time all of us.
Tor
24th March 2006 - 04:50 PM
Hello RWH,
I have been away from the forum for a while, and have a lot of catching up to do. I read your theory and want to go back to your original posting (the preceding posts seems to be diversions from the actual theory).
Your theory implies in-depth knowledge of an electron (a particle not yet fully defined)
1. It is not established if an electron is a composite or a single particle, what is your view?
2. What is the mechanism of the self-induced vibration of the electron in your case?
3. A field of force (or field of attraction) around a nucleus is fairly unified force unaffected by the electrons “orbiting” and not a “string” to each of the electrons. What do you mean by this “string” breaking? If the force of attraction is “broken” it would not affect only one electron but ALL electrons orbiting.
Could you explain?
Robert W. Hawkins
25th March 2006 - 08:18 AM
[By the very same logic, the gravity is acting on each particle, therefore it says anything about the photon mass.]
The point was , it takes a gravitational field unacheivable by our current technology to bend light waves. This is a known indicating the distinct possibility that even though EMR does possess mass and a charge , it could be virtually undeflected by relatively weak GRAVITATIONAL and THEREFOR RELATIVELY WEAK MAGNETIC charges as well. This is why I have tryed in vain to get research in done in recognized universities who possess the experimental apparatus neccessary to confirm the details involved with lights' velocity, mass and frequency as it relates to it's deflection in gravitaional and magnetic fields.
["Simply wake up, Robert - the photon is quite different particle, than electron. It can be generated without free electrons at all (just by inertial movement of other charged particles). ]
And I suppose you're going to claim this is a fact and not what it is, a supposition. The source of your emr is not positively charged particles.
"The electron has a EMG and leptonic charge, whereas the photon has no charge. "
BULLSHIT, light can and does produce electrons in the form of electricity if the right "catchers mitt" is used. Photons have no charge because things that don't exist have no charge, except perhaps in the imagination.
"The electron motion is influenced by the magnetic field, and this effect is the more pronounced, the higher speed of electron is. "
Yeah, but they hit a roadblock at a linear velocity of C, don't they?
If you were to stretch out a high frequency EMR wave that had traveled a linear distance of , say ten miles, you'd find the waveforms' stretched out" was actually thousands of miles!
So with the emr electron unlike the straight line, non vibrating electron you are describing above, the energy is much higher because the oscilation makes the distance the electron must cover much farther, and therefor it's ACTUAL (not linear) velocity is much higher and it's KE much greater.
[Whereas the photon path isn't influenced by the magnetic field at all, etc, etc.]
Horse hockey, you need to review what I wrote above on this post already on the subject.
"Furthemore, your hypothesis isn't able to predict something new, it's useless. "
That's a nice sentiment on your part, isn't it?
The words "useless" and "your hypothesis" side by side in the same sentence. I already have predicted something new, you just are too pig headed to hear.
"You're just ignoring the experimental fundamentals of physic and wasting time all of us. "
No sir, I am concentrating on the basics, laws, and I am sticking to what we know for absolute certain, and the more I debate with the more intelligent of you the more solid my theory becomes.
Perhaps if you learned english without using a computerized translater you might know what the hell I said.
["Hello RWH,
I have been away from the forum for a while, and have a lot of catching up to do. I read your theory and want to go back to your original posting (the preceding posts seems to be diversions from the actual theory).
Your theory implies in-depth knowledge of an electron (a particle not yet fully defined)]
I have no absolute knowledge about physics (or electrons)that you don't also possess, it is how I am applying this absolute knowledge that is different. We can draw conclusions but we will never be able to observe the nature of emr at its basic levels because quite simply it is moving too fast and the components that make it up are too small to ACTUALLY image.
["1. It is not established if an electron is a composite or a single particle, what is your view?"]
I see no reason to suspect at this point that the electron is anything other than one particle and not a composite of smaller particles, because electrons (at least to my knowledge), always possess the same mass, even while in the "free" (or emr) state.
[2. What is the mechanism of the self-induced vibration of the electron in your case?]
Very good question, the most intelligent question asked of me yet.
I did not go into that detail because it involves ideas which I am not comfortable stating as part of my hypothesis.
I believe it is possible that electrons are forced into an oscilation by the repeling of like charges (other electrons "orbiting" adjacent atoms' nuclei). The distance of rotation around the nucleus creates the frequency of oscilation in adacent atoms in the same energy levels. It seems to me, once they were vibrating there would be very little to dampen thier vibration, so it would continue untill the electron impacted another subatomic particle.
Two electrons do not attract each other, they repel the like charge. So the with the nature of matter being atoms sharing electrons, some interference or oscilation based on the specific distance from the atoms nucleus, its atomic mass and the repeling forces would have to exist if logic is applied carefully.
[3. A field of force (or field of attraction) around a nucleus is fairly unified force unaffected by the electrons “orbiting” and not a “string” to each of the electrons.]
I was simply representing the electromagnetic bond between the negatively charged electron and the positively charged nucleus with a string of a sufficient strength to hold the vibrating device in my "Experiment", it was simply a visual aid in understanding the mechanical component of this hypothesis. The string represneted this bond, which could exist at any angle of rotation in the experiment , and in the case of the electron.
"What do you mean by this “string” breaking? If the force of attraction is “broken” it would not affect only one electron but ALL electrons orbiting."
That is another adequately difficult question, and it needs answering.
In my theory emr emission can occur when electrons are forced out of the electron shells of the atoms they originate in when an atom "captures" an electron in the form of emr or it is supplied through an electric current of appropriate voltage or electromotive force..
. Because the electrons of the surrounding atoms would induce the oscillation required in the new , captured electron, energy is apparently conserved (or replaced if you wish) in the atom even though the emr which caused the emission could be of a lower ,or perhaps higher energy level . The new electron will of course go to the opening in the atoms' energy shells that is available, the one it forced out. While this would appear to neccessarily require that the total amount of energy stored in the motion of a particular objects' electrons would decrease, this is not a significant problem because such an KE loss would be undetectable. It would also appear that the bombardment of matter with emr of lower energy levels CAN AND DOES result in the "accumulation of kenetic energy" and a release of an electron of a much higher energy level than the input emr. Low energy levels can and do produce high energy levels of emr output, and vice versa.
Direct evidence supporting this is the fact that when you heat metal with long wavelength EMR OF ONE WAVELENGTH, it emits higher and higher frequencies of light as the metal is heated. Also, everyone has grown up knowing that visable light can produce long wavelength EMR in objects it is absorbed by.
Because the absorbed emr or electric current provided another electron to replace the one that was lost, the net change in charge in the atom is zero.
Guest_Confused2
25th March 2006 - 02:08 PM
It might be helpful to look at the theory and practice of the elecron microscope .. and how it differs from that of an optical device. The first point seems to be that a vacuum is required..
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electron_microscope is a start .. I haven't found a good account of the theory .. can anyone suggest a good place to look?
-C2.
Robert W. Hawkins
26th March 2006 - 01:20 AM
Thank you for the intresting link, Confused.
I am disappointed that dispite my best efforts and my use of syntax and nomenclature that should be understandable to almost anyone with above average intelligent , I appear to be unable to adequately relate my ideas.
It is my opinion that most of you have given up, or simply don't understand the theory and how it quantifies and predicts energy levels of EMR produced by specific electrons in a particular energy level of an atom.
While Ultra low frequency EMR would APPEAR to disqualify the theory in part, this is simply an oversight on the critics' reasoning. The vibration of electrons could be slowed down after emmision by interactions with other forces acting upon the emr particle (electron).
This is simply the best and most logical explaination for the properties demonstrated by EMR and it's interactions with it's "enviroment", for lack of more appropriate word.
I do not care who gets credit for what I have postulated here, only that it is researched properly and not suppressed or withheld from common knowledge.
UTILITY OF THE THEORY? > < WHAT DOES THIS THEORY PREDICT?
_____________________________________________________________
If I am right, it is possible to obtain almost limitless energy from the kinetic energy stored in all matter in the motion of it's electrons.
Though the electrons make up a very small mass in a particular piece of matter, thier centripital acceleration is adequate to release tremendous amounts of energy from a very small mass because the velocities of the electrons actually exceeds the speed of light by a very large factor.
I hope I have already adequately and acceptable explained why, and how the electron by it's known properties is KNOWN to DEFINITLY exceed light speed. The by products of such a reaction would be simply the nuclear elements of the atom, protons and neutrons.
Since the electron has mass, Einstein is simply wrong.
Robert W. Hawkins
26th March 2006 - 03:17 AM
Looking over this thread and re reading everyones' posts from page one has left me with a revelation of sorts.
I have been asked repeatedly to make a prediction that would lend credence to my theory.
Here is a prediction. If somehow we could dislodge the nucleus' components from an atom with accellerated neutron bombardment, the electrons would have nothing left to hold them in place and would be emmitted as EMR. Once neutrons were "knocked" out of one nucleus, they would impact other nuclei, resulting in a self sustaining "chain reaction"
Since early nuclear scientists first theorized the nature of the nuclear fission reaction, they have adamantly insisted that in this fission reaction varying amounts of matter is converted into energy.
With my theory no such energy conversion from mass is neccessary in a fission reaction, with the energy already present in the atom in the form of inertia against the bonds which hold it together.
As you all know, the main energy component of a fission reaction is EMR. WHy can we have fission reactions in smaller atoms? It's possible we can by approaching the problem from this new perspective. If a neutron source could be developed that is efficient enough to use to bombard matter with large amounts of high energy electrons, emr would be the result.
MY THEORY PREDICTS THE NUCLEAR FISSION REACTION
This is bigger than any of you realize I think. Maybe I stumbled upon it or maybe I am simply reaching a conclusion anyone would who used only available proven information to form their ideas. Unlike any of you, I did not let education supercede my own intuitive thought process. THINK OUTSIDE THE BOX!
None of thee ideas post Maxwell are proven, or even solid.
Zarabtul
26th March 2006 - 03:48 AM
QUOTE (RAF+Mar 23 2006, 06:34 AM)
[QUOTE=Zarabtul,Mar 23 2006, 03:18 AM][QUOTE=RAF,Mar 23 2006, 03:01 AM] [QUOTE=Robert W. Hawkins,Mar 22 2006, 04:40 PM]"RAF:I'll agree that EM radiation involves an Energy-Mass transfer. "[/QUOTE]
Note a 10 Hz EM wave has a photon energy of 10*h. Very low. The wavelength is c/10, 30 million meters. How can only one photon of 10 Hz radiation relate to that large distance?
I never said the photon slows down. Photons travel at c; always!
At nominal communication frequencies it is believed that quantization of the photons sets a lower limit of of signal detection. Note photon energy would be higher at 3 GHz than at 10 Hz.
I'm still a lil fuzzy on the math on how big a 10 hz wave is.
Wavelength = 300/F(MHz). A 300 MHz wave is 1 meter long. A 300 Hz wave would be 1,000 km.
Basically you're saying it's for 10 hz waveform an equivalent of 186.411 miles. Approximatly this is the number I was able to deduce from your math.
Robert W. Hawkins
26th March 2006 - 03:52 AM
As an afterthought, all of the products of a fission nuclear reaction can be explained by my theory without difficulty.
Mass disintgrates at the atomic level reducing atoms to thier seperate components, but it is not converted to energy. If all the products of a controlled fission reaction were collected and weighed , it would equal the original mass. The loss of mass apparent in fuel rods is small, and can be explained easily by thier disintegration and absorption into the surrounding containment , and enviroment.
Get busy and prove me wrong or get on your knees to a new god. Personally I only bow to one god, and he doesn't have a Nobel prize (C.O.S.) nor a jewish surname.
I don't even believe God has favorites he shines on exclusively . In fact, I don't even believe in jewish intellectual superiority. I don't understand why so many noble prize winners are jewish, not that I am anti semetic or anything.
It just seems to me the jews achieve credibility in the world of science through thier names and their religion and not the integrity of thier ideas .
It also seems to me there is a disproportionate number of jewish nobel prize winners across the board, which sounds like they might be blowing thier own horns out of tune. Wise up. Jews are not intellectually superior to non jews, they're just more educated on average. Judaism is a religion with many races represented and een mixxed. There is simply no logic in assuming jews like Einstein are actually intellectually superior to those who question thier far fetched fictions.
Robert W. Hawkins
26th March 2006 - 04:00 AM
a 10 cycle per second waveform of EMR has a wavelength equal to 1/10 the distance it travels in 1 second.
So 186,000 miles /10 is what for christs' sake? the wavelength can be calculated without need of paper or pencil, it is 18,600 miles.
You can't figure this out you have the wrong hobby.
Try horseshoes or something.
Robert W. Hawkins
26th March 2006 - 04:11 AM
I only mentioned the jewish issue because it has always been a pet peive of mine that individuals are afforded special treatment based on religion. As far as I am concerned this is discrimination against the gentiles, and counterproductive to the advancement of science..
What you all are doing here in enforcing the idea of jewish intellectual superiority, and that is a crying shame . I'll bet not many of you are even jewish. Most of you probally don't even believe in a God, or see the lack of logic in believign what religion someone is could effect thier intelligence!
. Most of the Einsteinian fanatics have a religious furvor to thier countenance when thier god is attacked or maligned.
COME AND GET SOME!
fivedoughnut
26th March 2006 - 04:23 AM
QUOTE (Robert W. Hawkins+Mar 26 2006, 04:11 AM)
I only mentioned the jewish issue because it has always been a pet peive of mine that individuals are afforded special treatment based on religion. As far as I am concerned this is discrimination against the gentiles, and counterproductive to the advancement of science..
What you all are doing here in enforcing the idea of jewish intellectual superiority, and that is a crying shame . I'll bet not many of you are even jewish. Most of you probally don't even believe in a God, or see the lack of logic in believign what religion someone is could effect thier intelligence!
. Most of the Einsteinian fanatics have a religious furvor to thier countenance when thier god is attacked or maligned.
COME AND GET SOME!
Ah!...at least we have one thing in common....I still think you're a bit of a twit though
Zarabtul
26th March 2006 - 04:40 AM
A fool's brain digests philosophy into folly, science into superstition, and art into pedantry. Hence University education.
George Bernard Shaw
Google me idiot there is a reason I ask.
Andrew Strasser
Robert W. Hawkins
26th March 2006 - 04:42 AM
"Ah!...at least we have one thing in common....I still think you're a bit of a twit though "
That's ok . By the way, even though my status has apparently been elevated from dork to twit in the convoluted egotistical trainwreck you call a mind, I still think you're a dumbass.
Robert W. Hawkins
26th March 2006 - 04:48 AM
"google me idiot there's a reason I ask"
How 'bout I just call you one instead?
The way the namecalling is going on this thread, you're open to attack as well as I.
Say something lame like this and you're bound to get slammed by myself after the abuse I have taken for sharing the accumulation of knowledge of many years .
*** did you want me to do, google "me idiot"?
Talk about a *** moronic waste of space , air and natural resources.
EDITORIAL COMMENT: I see there is a "swear word" or obscentity filter in place here, thank God. Sometimes I just can't help but to use an occasional f word without thinking about the youngsters who might be here.
I've been around intelligent , independant minded individuals all my life , and they all share one characteristic, they all swear like sailors in the face of utter unadulterated stubborn supididty.
Zarabtul
26th March 2006 - 04:54 AM
Aye, A good waste of space you are. Shall you kick me or throw stone young lad. Or shall you answer me with content and be wise in your many years. You'll get what you deserve. Try and test that.
Or how bout I just call on you....
What frequency burns off nuclear waste again I remember coiling that wire just can't seem to remember the frequency.... Gimmie a minute it might come to me....
Zephir
26th March 2006 - 05:03 AM
QUOTE (Robert W. Hawkins+Mar 26 2006, 07:42 AM)
I still think you're a dumbass.
Such hypothesis are solely irrelevant to physical forum, therefore they've no place here.
I believe, the theory of your's can have some rational core (the electron can be considered as the photon wave compacted/quantized by it's own energy density (gravity) to particle shape), but such insight wipes a lot of less or more subtle differences between the particles (fermions) and waves (bosons) behavior - so it's usability is quite limited from practical point of view. It can serve as a demonstration, how abstract and thin can be slices of our reality understanding. In fact, we can postulate a quite consistent theory based on each particular aspect of Aether behavior (spiral character of light, photon character of electron, etc..).
You can found a more detailed explanation
here.
Zarabtul
26th March 2006 - 05:06 AM
"This guy's not only out of his depth....He's out of his bloody mind"
POLLY WANT A CRACKER?
If you could see how willfully ignorant you appear from my point of view you would shut up. You obviously have the ability to parrot what you have in front of you , but where are your original ideas? Abscent any individual imagnination, you're simply not qualified to judge those of others, by logic.
It is easily and painfully apparent you have no idea what you're talking about, but trying to sound knowledgeable. It is easy to copy and paste material and re write it."
To Quote you...
Aye great link Zephir
Researching to prove your own theory being denied. How dumb is that....
RAF
26th March 2006 - 05:10 AM
QUOTE (Zarabtul+Mar 26 2006, 03:48 AM)
QUOTE (RAF+Mar 23 2006, 06:34 AM)
Z:"I'm still a lil fuzzy on the math on how big a 10 hz wave is."
Wavelength = 300/F(MHz). A 300 MHz wave is 1 meter long. A 300 Hz wave would be 1,000 km.
Basically you're saying it's for 10 hz waveform an equivalent of 186.411 miles. Approximatly this is the number I was able to deduce from your math.
In English units, [186,000mi/sec]/10 (cycles)/sec is 18,600 miles. Even RWH got that one right.
Associated Photons have very low energy. Which means the position of each Photon is spread out a very large amount. Due to Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle.
delta E * delta t ~ h
E/f = h ~ delta E * delta t
delta E/E ~ 1/(f * delta t)
Hope that makes sense. It says that the relative energy of the Photon is known more accurately when 'measured' over longer periods of time. For a 10 Hz wave and a measurement time of 0.1 seconds, the uncertainty in energy is on the order of the 'average' energy. delta E/E ~ 1/(0.1*10) = 1.0. Further 'position' is very uncertain, probably by 'thousands of miles'.
fivedoughnut
26th March 2006 - 05:13 AM
QUOTE (Robert W. Hawkins+Mar 26 2006, 04:42 AM)
"Ah!...at least we have one thing in common....I still think you're a bit of a twit though "
That's ok . By the way, even though my status has apparently been elevated from dork to twit in the convoluted egotistical trainwreck you call a mind, I still think you're a dumbass.
.....I guess we're friends now!
Robert W. Hawkins
26th March 2006 - 05:15 AM
"Aye, A good waste of space you are. "
We are all known by our works and our accomplishments. That is the ultiimate meaning of a persons' worth.
"Shall you kick me or throw stone young lad."
I simply ahd no idea what you wanted me to do based on your comment.
" Or shall you answer me with content and be wise in your many years."
I can only respond intelligently to an intelligable question.
Quote:
[" You'll get what you deserve. "]
You sound like you're trying to frighten me into silence or something. Are you insane?
Quote:
["Try and test that."]
It sounds to me like you might have become enraged by something I said. I don't know where you are and couldn't care less, really. If it's because of the comments I made about the false jewish intellectual superiority, then I could care less what you think , personally.
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["Or how bout I just call on you...."]
That sounds a bit like a threat...your comments are so unintelligable it's hard to tell what you're saying, but that sounds a bit ominous to me. If you do not issue a retraction I will bring this possible threat of violence to the attention of the proper authorities.
Robert W. Hawkins
26th March 2006 - 05:18 AM
never mind, I see now you're just another dumbass.
Youre question didn't appear on your thread, originally. the rest of your post looks like that of a schitzophrenic who was about to get violent without the question!.
Zarabtul
26th March 2006 - 05:25 AM
QUOTE (Robert W. Hawkins+Mar 26 2006, 05:18 AM)
"Never mind, I see now you're just another dumbass."

Zacharia_Andrew
science.box.sk Zara tis simple friend but that would take research eh.
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