When a magnet is used to excite the electrons in a stable element such as copper, electrical energy is created, i.e. an electromagnetic flow generally regarded as a flow of photons. Perhaps, the interaction between the internal resistant pressure and the external ‘squeezing’ pressure of gravity is responsible for re-charging of atoms once an electron has fallen to a lower state of energy after a photon has been released. As the Earth’s core is magnetic, presumably it is this which re-energises atoms so that there will always be an electric flow whenever a magnet is revolving around copper or vice versa.
In stable elements, like iron, the balance between the external pressure and the internal resistance provided by gravity is balanced and so the electrons are not normally excited and photons are not constantly being released as radiation. However, in heavier, less stable atoms when a photon is released, external gravitational pressure is increased, and so in order to rebalance the two opposing pressures external gravity forces a photon into the atom to replace the released photon. This photon comes from the Earth’s electromagnetic field – and possibly from the sun. The photon that has been released goes back into the earth’s electromagnetic field and so it is a perpetual re-energising of atoms fuelled by the Earth’s magnetic core.
Of course, when we are talking about atoms and photons we are really talking about electromagnetism either in its ‘stored’ state, i.e. matter, or in its more dynamic and free-flowing state, i.e. as electromagnetic radiation. A magnetic field is a 3rd state of electromagnetism, and has less range than radiation, but more range than the stored electromagnetic energy ‘trapped’ inside the atom. Photons are the smallest possible ‘packets’ of electromagnetism; all matter is constituted of electromagnetic energy, but in a ‘stored’ state. So radiation is in essence a system of exchange and rebalance of these small discharges of electromagnetic energy (photons) at atomic level.
Presumably, the Sun’s radiation adds any necessary recharge of electromagnetic energy should there be a loss in this continual atomic exchange of ‘photons’ between individual atoms and the Earth’s magnetic core.
In heavy elements, the internal gravitational resistance will be unfavourably imbalanced against the external gravitational ‘squeeze’, thus creating room for more ‘mass’ within a given space, i.e. a greater concentration of electromagnetic energy in its ‘stored’ form in a given amount of space. This imbalance in favour of external gravitational pressure in heavier atoms will help to bind the atom together. However, the greater the imbalance is, the more unstable the atom will become and so in heavier elements electromagnetic energy in the form of photons will spontaneously and continuously be released in response to the immense external ‘squeeze’, and this release will take the form of radiation.
This emission is perceived to be ‘photons’, i.e. the smallest packets of energy detectable, but in essence photons are not quanta, and are mistakenly perceived to be discreet amounts of electromagnetic energy. The marginal drop in pressure from one of these atomic emissions will allow in another photon from the Earth’s electromagnetic field, thus re-pressuring the atom internally, whilst simultaneously forcing a further photon back out into the Earth’s magnetic field. And so on. In lighter elements, the power balance will favour the internal gravitational resistance, which means they will more easily absorb photons than emit them.
So an atom is an almost closed spherical 360 degree field of electromagnetic energy. In fact, it is in some respect two electromagnetic fields – the spatially larger but less compacted field of the electron, and the spatially much smaller but much denser field of the nucleus. Of course, the relationship between the two fields might not be as abruptly distinct as this. Usually, in nature, there are spectrums. Gravitational pressure at the nucleus will be heavily in favour of the external ‘squeeze’ as the greater density of the nucleus will leave very little room for internal gravitational resistance.
The electron field, however, is not entirely closed because, as already explained, it emits and absorbs photons. But it is virtually sealed in stable atoms where the external and internal pressures of gravity are in balance.
Inside an atom, electromagnetic energy may well resemble the behaviour of a magnetic field. This would be the default state, i.e. lowest energy state, e.g. when not being excited. So when the position of an electron is predicted, what is really being predicted is the point at a particular position in time in this field where we might detect what we believe to be ‘matter’. It is the very act of detection which provides what ostensibly appears to be a position. But rather than an electron, perhaps what is being detected is a naturally occurring low energy excitation.
The reason why both an electron’s momentum and position cannot be simultaneously known (Heisenberg Principle) is because the electron is fundamentally an illusion of perception, and the wave has never really localised into a particle at an particular point, but is still in its integrated, stored, low electromagnetic energy state just beyond the limits of human consciousness.
For more on this, see my paper: ‘Touching the veil: reality revealed’.
In an atom, the electron field will absorb and emit photons, but the nucleus field is less likely to emit photons owing to the even greater gravitational pressure upon it. It is therefore more stable, but also releases incredible amounts of energy when breached. Therefore, when it does emit radiation it is extremely high frequency and very short wave, i.e. gamma rays. This is because the wave length has been greatly compressed by the aforementioned extreme external (external to the nucleus field) gravitational pressure.
This tension between the external gravitational ‘squeeze’ and the internal gravitational resistance to that pressure is, in fact, the strong and weak nuclear force.
So, in effect, our ‘physical’ reality consists of 3D / 4D space, gravity (which exerts pressure at both universal and atomic scale) and electromagnetism.
BLACK HOLES
As stars are constantly emitting electromagnetic radiation at a rate of loss over time due to nuclear fusion, the internal gravitational resistance of the atoms of a star will ultimately be overwhelmed by the external gravitational pressure, and the star will implode. The only reason that this collapse seems to be infinite within black holes is because we do not perceive of gravity as a substance / pressure with an undetectable mass.
For more on this, see my paper: ‘Is Gravity itself the elusive dark matter?
This mass of gravity is undetectable because we measure the mass of things by the pressure gravity exerts upon them. However, if gravity has a mass, then the black hole will not be an infinite collapse as incredibly pressurised gravity will be still be ‘squeezing’ the incredibly compacted once detectable, but now unperceivable, mass at the black hole’s core. This crushed atomic matter will now contain no internal gravitational resistance. The incredible external gravitational pressure at the core of the black hole will surround the trapped ‘mass’, i.e. the compressed electromagnetic energy, to the maximum extent possible – but this will never reach 0. Consequently, black holes are not infinitely dense and so General Relativity could be recalibrated accordingly.
The concept of infinity as a feature of nature is what makes mathematics breakdown at extreme limits. However, as all matter is essentially electromagnetism, and as this has a mass value when stored in the form of atoms, infinity is impossible. Mass is not disappearing from the universe via black holes.
MEDICAL IMPLICATIONS OF ELECTROMAGNETISM
The wave length of electromagnetic radiation, i.e. energy which evolves from a specific point as opposed to a magnetic field which is a closed but spiralling/oscillating loop, will be determined by its interaction with gravity. Heavily compressed electromagnetic energy, as in heavy atoms, will be released in the form of extremely short wave, high frequency, highly energetic radiation with the power to adversely affect the cellular systems of living organisms which are controlled by the wave-length and frequency of the electrical output at brain level.
If all matter is ‘stored’ electromagnetic energy – the analogy of water frozen as ice come to mind as a very crude metaphor – then it all exists at specific wave lengths / frequencies at atomic level. These frequencies, as stated earlier, will be subject to the balance between internal gravitational resistance and external gravitational pressure at atomic level. Presumably a virus, by interacting destructively with living matter at cellular / DNA level, is changing the healthy frequency / wave length of a living organism’s matter at either brain level or cellular level. Therefore, if one could calculate this, it would theoretically be possible to heal cancers with an exact wave length / frequency of electromagnetic radiation. This therapeutic electromagnetic energy input would recalibrate the electrical output from the brain, rather than directly target tumours. Clearly, this would be energy at a very gentle wavelength / frequency. It would also be an entirely side-effect free infusion of radiation.
KINETIC ENERGY
All electromagnetic energy originates from the Big Bang and only becomes matter as a result of the pressure thereafter exerted by gravity. All kinetic energy also derives from the big bang, but it is thermal-neutral.
In a collision between one lump of matter and another, the kinetic energy will be transferred into the stored electromagnetic energy of both lumps of matter. (Would this be at both an atomic and molecular level?) Thus molecules absorb this kinetic energy and become more active. However, as the molecules calm down, both electromagnetic heat and the thermal-neutral kinetic energy will be released. The kinetic energy will return to the universal kinetic energy field to be reused as motion in another microsystem.
The resistance to this free flowing kinetic energy derives from gravity and its interaction with electromagnetism which is either in a state of being ‘free’ roaming, either as electromagnetic energy or a magnetic field, or in a state of being ‘stored’ in matter. When kinetic energy violently interacts with either gravity or electromagnetism, some or all of the kinetic energy will cause the localised atomic part of the electromagnetic field, i.e. matter, to heat up. Heat friction, for example would result from such an interaction. Using the example of a braking vehicle, the reduction of the vehicle’s kinetic energy would, for example, result in a transfer of some of this kinetic energy into air molecules, and the heat from this excitation would then be absorbed by atoms, which may then result in radiation as the ‘electrons’ become excited. The heat energy, however, is really derived from the electromagnetic field and not from the kinetic energy field which purely consists of thermal-neutral motion energy derived from the Big Bang.
WAVE LENGTH AND FREQUENCY IN THE ELECTROMAGNETIC SPECTRUM
This ‘universal wave’ of electromagnetism can be at different frequencies. By concentrating electromagnetic energy (into what we perceive as matter), the radiation from the various balances of the gravitational pressures within and without the different types of atoms will produce the 118 elements in the periodic table. For each different type of atom, there will be different energy states for each different combination of the electron and nucleus electromagnetic fields. So radioactivity from heavy elements is electromagnetic radiation in which the wavelength and frequency has been shortened / compacted as a result of the intense gravitational pressure ‘squeezing’ the atom. This ‘unfavourable’ imbalance of pressure is why heavy elements are radioactive. And this unfavourable imbalance is why the wave lengths are so short and so high energy.
UNIVERSAL BALANCE BETWEEN GRAVITY AND ELECTROMAGNETISM
So the universal balance in terms of matter and radiation is this relationship between the internal and external ratio of gravitational pressure as exerted on electromagnetic energy. Magnetic energy is a third state of the overall universal electromagnetic energy field and always radiates out from a specific point. The other two states are the electromagnetism and matter.
Gravity always exerts an inward pressure from every point in the universe, even when it is pressing against internal gravitational resistance as occurs deep inside atoms. Gravity, therefore, is both the ‘weak’ and ‘strong’ nuclear force: strong in that it binds the atom, but weak in that imbalances in the relationship between gravity internal to the atom and gravity external to the atom can enable photons to be simultaneously absorbed and released.
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