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Addendum to prior post:
...if the medium does exist, then it also has to "support" or "contain" magnetic and electric fields. . Also, no statements about how electric and magnetic forces arise areprovided. Are these also push forces? Of course they are push forces. This was discussed repeatedly and at length here in past years. One of the fundamental tenets of the CBB model is the essential bipolarity of all high spin rate BHs and of the proton as a microscale BH analog. The proton is a dipole with clear-cut 'N' and 'S' magnetic poles. Their 'sign' or polarity is determined by *direction of spin* of the spaceflow going into the poles. That is to say, the 'N' vortex spins CW going in, and the 'S' vortex spins CCW going in, while the whole ensemble rotates in a unitary direction (hold up a basketball and rotate it, and you'll see this principle illustrated). Magnetism occurs when sufficient numbers of protons (and/or electrons) are in collective alignment. When they are NOT in collective alignment, magnetism is absent. Gravity is monopolar because its accelerating spaceflow does not contain the **spin component** that defines magnetism (which BTW is why charged particles are not affected when accelerated by gravity). "Spin is in" as Bert would say. :-) And on the macro scale, magnetism's spin component is VIVIDLY outlined in the great looping prominances on the Sun, each tendril a spinning flux tube, like a flowing "waterspout" tube looping back in. The proton, while being a magnetic dipole, is simultaneously an electrical *anode* in toto because the spaceflow is collectively INTO it (whereas a flow is AWAY FROM a cathode). If y'all care to pull up pgs. 3 and 4 of the little webbie site, the relationship of the proton to the electron in the H atom is illustrated (according to the CBB model, that is. And metallic H is *good* elecrical conductor BTW). Concerning electric flow in a conductor (not to be confused with electron flows in free space, as in a vacuum tube), but *electric flow* in a conductor occurs when the electrons of an atomic lattice lie in a planar or edge-to-edge alignment, sorta like cookies on a cookie sheet. When a pressure gradient (voltage) is applied across the atomic lattice, a _PUSH_ force occurs; electron shells transfer their essence 'bucket brigade' style "downstream", impelled by higher pressure from "upstream". While this *electric flow* is occuring, the individual electrons remain largely in place in the lattice (whereas in chemical batteries, actual flow of ions occurs). So look at this planar-alignment basis of electric flow in a conductor, and notice how the *magnetic axis* stands perpendicular to the plane of electric flow. When you 'get' this 90 degree relationship between electric flow and magnetic polarity, you begin to see the basis of electromagnetism itself and the mechanism that drives Maxwell's oscillating E and H fields, propagating at their fixed velocity through the VERY REAL matrix of the spatial medium. Under any flowing-space model of gravity (not just the CBB's), the Inflow constituting what we call the strong nuclear force is one and the same Flow that more distally is called gravity (Lindner's 'Hadronic flow'). Herein lies unification of gravity and the SNF. The seat of the SNF within each proton is the genesis of the spin component of (hadronic) magnetism. Herein lies unification of magnetism with the SNF and with gravity. The 90 degree relationship between electric flow and magnetism unifies the Four Forces in Wolter's 'Unified Field of Spatial Flows'. As mentioned in past years, he did not include the Weak force because he considered it a subset of the SNF. (And this hasn't even gotten into the sub-Planckian domain of bipolar 'granulons' which elucidates the basis of #2 of the "cardinal points" - WHY EM radiation has no perceptible upper amplitude limit.) Knockin' off for brevity -- |
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