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Magnoflux3D electric universe hypothesis. C.Stevens c
ADDED NOTE TO MAGNOFLUX3D HYPOTHESIS TO CLARIFY MISUNDERSTANDING
Definitions of classical types of energy in physics is confusing.
Classical Physics Mechanical Energy= Force x Distance in Newton Meters
OR Potential Energy = Mass x acceleration[g] x length in NM
AGAIN Kinetic Energy= Mass x C^2 Joules
BUT Heat Energy= Mass x Spec.Heat x Temp. Rise in Calories
ALL these classical planetary energies refer to Mass so cannot describe massless radiation energy properly by just defining Current as an attractive force of 2 x 10^-7 Newtons between 2 conductors 1 metre long and 1 metre apart. This is the area of the magnetic field but it must have a voltage at right-angles to become a 3D volume of energy.
Radiation Energy is classically measured in Electron Volts EV but this can be misinterpreted as meaning an electron has mass instead of just an area of massless charge.
All Fundamental Universe Energy is a massless volume of Electro-magnetic 3D spin inertia forces which can travel through deep space without losing energy at the speed of light.
That Energy volume is classically carried across space as Light by Photons
Photons are defined by Wikipedia as
Photons (from Greek φως, meaning light), in many atomic models in physics, are particles which transmit light. In other words, light is carried over space by photons. … Photons have a rest mass of 0 (zero). However, Einstein’s theory of relativity says that they do have a certain amount of momentum.
BUT the magnetic heart of photons {magnons} use an area x,y of spinning magnoflux inertia which can be attracted forward by a voltage in z direction to form a volume x,y,z of 3D electro-magnetic light energy.
Historically, we have accepted that the shape of units of light or particles where spherical but that does not fit well with the Feynman quads or Faradays’induction law that voltage and current/flux area are at right angles to each other.
Magnetic inertia energy [magnoflux] can move at the speed of light but not matter particles or slow moving electrons. Domestic AC electricity moves at light speed thus allowing energy to pass through an isolation transformer.
The area of the magnetic field associated with conductor current in X direction induces at right angle the flux which form the area of magnoflux inertia in X,Y direction but to make 3 dimensional power we will require the voltage to be in the Z direction.
So to produce a volume of power we will require to multiply the conductor current √Ix by the flux current √Iy by the voltage Vz. As the flux current and conductor current are equal but at right angles then it becomes just I.
If the voltage is not exactly at right angles to the magnoflux area then a Cosine reduction will apply as we are producing some quantum virtual power and not real power.
God created Electro-magnetic energy to always be totally balanced over a 2 cycle period, so that from the outside it appears to be not polarised or magnetised but inside we know that the magnoflux spin effect is holding the quantum positive charge away from the virtual negative shell. So the EM energy can tumble forward as a light wave ray or be absorbed as heat in matter.
By spinning an area of magnoflux downwards and through neutral middle to bottom and then upwards we get a balanced sin wave which is tumbling forwards as a vibrating or pulsating unit volume of magnetic magnoflux inertia energy but it takes 2 cycles to complete the balancing. Domestic AC electricity moves at the speed of magnetic light but vibrates at only 50 or 60 vibration per second very low on the electro-magnetic spectrum.
The formula for electric power is voltage x current x Cos θ which in terms of the 3 dimensions x,y and z becomes POWER = V[z] volt x I[x,y]amp x Cos θ.
Higher up the EM spectrum we have infra-red and X rays which are in Giga-Hertz vibrations of 10^18 cycles per second making it much easier for matter to absorb as energy.
This helps us to understand how a magnetic light ray can go through 2 slits.
For proof of concept look at the following magnoflux3D youtube clips.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_jRRG1ESXvQ&list=PLwG8yJ6KAnG5-r2GB8VdMqR4MdegiEPV5&index=3
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dllAJzPI0LY&list=PLwG8yJ6KAnG5-r2GB8VdMqR4MdegiEPV5&index=1&t=13s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O_QqJraDxaA&list=PLwG8yJ6KAnG5-r2GB8VdMqR4MdegiEPV5&index=2&t=20s
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