What is Light? Light is Oscillating Magnetic Lines. New Explanation of Light.
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@karioka2 Since I got an Interweb in my home I discovered many true facts. Did you know it was the Chinese who first invented the rainbow?
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But this does not fit with observed data. An electron emits radiation when decelerated, not oscillated. The frequency of the emitted photon depends on the energy released in the deceleration, not in the frequency of an oscillation. How does this idea with magnetic lines account for this? Is it simply an inaccurate illustration in the video, or is it really what the idea says?
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This video is an embarrassed to science. Oh wait, its not science.... never mind.
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LOL this is the most retarded thing I've ever seen BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
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Again close but no cigar...See Walter Russell.."The Secret of Light"...You are on the right track keep up the good work!
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@gamesbok Haha
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Nice.Better yet,you can choose the "monopole" explanation and we'll understand.
There are no electrons,protons etc.Just monopoles.
Nature likes simple.It's also more efficient that way.
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Maxwell assumed charges that have no magnetic field. They create magnetic fields when they move. Physicists now agree with you that electrons have inherent magnetic fields because they spin, and most of the magnetism of magnets comes from that spin. I would think you could get them to spin faster or slower, but the consensus seems to be that they have a quantum spin that can't change.
I think your idea has a lot of potential. Have you done the math?
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I think you are wrong about what Maxwell says. He does not say that electric fields create magnetic fields or vice versa. He says that you will find magnetic fields in space proportional to the change in electric field over time, and vice versa. He says they happen together, not that one causes the other.
So his rules could describe what actually happen. His rules might tend to work even if you are right.
electron oscillates when accelerated or decelerated.
atommodel 1 year ago