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Painius wrote,
2) There is no perceptable upper limit to the amplitude, i.e., the maximum absolute value, of EM radiation. If not for a _CARRIER MEDIUM_ of even greater energy-density than the most energetic wave it carries, what ELSE could account for this critical perceptual condition? Indeed. And as a subtext to this Cardinal Observation, precisely WHY is there no perceptible upper limit? The answer didn't become obvious until earlier this year, with your inspiration, under the banner of "Bringing the CBB model full circle". 'Member as to how we were discussin' the size scale of the hydrogen atom compared to a single 'grain' of the underlying SPED. In terms of scale, it would be as if the H atom were a bathtub drain vortex and a molecule of water going down the drain would represent a 'SPED grain' compared to the H atom. That, in a ballpark sense, is the size scale we're talkin' about. It illustates how the 'SPED grain' is 'waay sub-Planckian in length. Then, drawing upon the CBB model's universal planform of *all* rotating systems (dual hemispheres and a common equator rotating on a polar axis), it became obvious that the 'SPED grain' itself is likewise a bipolar entity(!), a micro-copy of *all* rotating systems in nature. S'gotta be. Then, taking a cue from the mainstream's habit of inventing new "particles" at the drop of a hat, what the hell, why not take the liberty of naming our little bipolar 'SPED grain' the 'Granulon'? Bernoulli the younger had envisioned the "aether particle" as a tiny whirlpool, and the "aether" itself as a universal 'sea' of these miniscule corpuscular whirlpools as the carrier medium of light. So bingo, the CBB's 'granulon' IS Bernoulli's corpuscular whirlpool with the added feature of bipolarity, ie., two mirror-imaging vortices converging to a point as in the H atom (see the illustration on pg.4 of the li'l webbie site). The 'granulon sea' also bears a remarkable resemblance to Dirac's "sea" and to the 'Higgs field'. But now here's where the fun really begins. Picture the 'granulon sea' as absolutely quiescent of all EM radiation (which it never really is due to the CMBR, transiting starlight etc. But this is a 'thought illustration'). The 'sea' is absoutely still and unrippled of all EM energy. The 'granulons' lie in totally random alignment. Now a wave packet, a "photon" stirs the stillness, nudging granulons into alignment. That wave packet of *oscillating alignment-state*, a single "photon", then propagates through the 'sea' at velocity c. The alignment-state of bipolar 'granulons' oscillating en masse and propagating at c IS THE PROPAGATION MECHANISM OF MAXWELL'S 'E' AND 'H' FIELDS. AMPLITUDE of EM radiation is the function of **DEGREE OF ALIGNMENT** of bipolar granulons oscillating en masse. This explains WHY there is "no perceptible upper limit to amplitude of EM radiation", the CBB model's founding observation and maxim. And it also explains polarization of light. The high propagation speed is the function of the extreme energy-density or energy equivalence (a.k.a. PDT value) of the 'sea', expressed as your fanciful "E=mc³" (not represented as a bona fide "equation" but as an expression denoting sheer emphasis). So if anyone can offer a *better* explanation than bipolar 'granulons' for there being "no perceptible upper limit to amplitude of EM radiation", by all means step right up and fill in the blank_________. BTW, "flying 'messenger particles' that can be called up in unlimited numbers on demand and magically 'know' to fly through the 'void' at exactly c" does not qualify. |
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