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This page describes a particular view of non-locality,
particle-wave duality and Dark energy. Keep in mind that this view is
nothing more than philosophical musings with a few measurements thrown
in and should be read with an open mind. However, since there has been
no satisfactory explanation to any of these phenomena, I present these
as being just as possible as any other theory.
Steven R. Grimm
"Newton thought that light was made up of particles, but then it was discovered, as we have seen here, that it behaves like a wave. Later however (in the beginning of the twentieth century), it was found that light did indeed sometimes behave like a particle. Now we have given up. We say: "It is like neither". There is one lucky break, however--electrons behave just like light. The quantum behavior of atomic objects (electrons, protons, neutrons, photons and so on) is the same for all, they are all "particle-waves", or whatever you want to call them. So what we learn about the properties of electrons (which we shall use for our examples) will apply also to all "particles", including photons of light." : Richard Feynman; 1963 " The Feynman Lectures on Physics.
Assuming the reality of the Anti-magnetic charge state of matter we
first consider the proposed radius of an electron.
Electron radius (classical); ro=2.8179*10 ^(-13) cm or 2.8179*10^(-15)
m.
Empirical evidence by independent researchers have suggested a 'mirror
image' dimensional charge associated with subatomic particles and we
will call this,"anti-magnetic charge" for this explanation. It can be
shown through experiments that this is a physical reciprocal state of
normal matter which we perceive as reality. Taken a step further, it
can
be also shown that a reciprocal dimensionality can exist as an
undetected orthogonal property of 'normal' matter states. In other
words, each matter state ( particle) can have an inverse property
associated with it as it is necessary to exist: One completes the
other.
To further illustrate the implications of inverse orthogonals, consider
the inverse size of (ro), the above mentioned electron.
To calculate the inverse of 2.8179*10^(-13)cm, one will result in a
radius of approximately 202,508,602,884.1565 miles.
Essentially 202 and half billion miles. That is to say that every
electron has a mirror dimensional orthogonal in an anti-magnetic charge
state that is normally not detected. It is considered by most as
background noise and is compensated for by filtering or mathematically
zeroing out. This can also be considered zero-point energy or dark
energy/matter. We would indeed be in a sea of the anti-magnetic energy
as all energetic "mirror" fields would overlap infinite times, or as
many times as there are particles in the universe.
This brings up two other points. The non locality mystery and Young's dual slit experiment. A third point that won't be discussed at length is the energy implications. If we also consider the inverse of energy per electron charge (e) then we arrive at 6.25*10^18 (dark energy) per electron charge. (This has yet to be worked out) However, it has been stated by several others that this energy is at an astronomical abundance. "Physicists John Wheeler and Richard Feynman calculated that there is enough such energy in the vacuum inside a single light bulb to boil all the world's oceans."
First implication:Feynman quote:
http://www.angelfire.com/wi/HolisticScience/electron.html
Electron radius:
http://scienceworld.wolfram.com/physics/ElectronRadius.html
Zero point Energy:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/life/farout/story/0,13028,999278,00.html
Electron charge:
http://library.thinkquest.org/28032/cgi-bin/frames.cgi?src=lessons0102