1) Magnetism Due To Electric Dipoles In Atomic Nuclei
and Electrons
2) Gravity&Magnetism:
A Common Cause (Mass-Energy Conversion &
Electric Dipoles in Nuclei
& Electrons)
3) Zollner and Blackett
4) Diamagnetism and
Ferromagnetism
5) Photons or Cumulative Instantanous
Forces at a Distance
6) Quantum Theory
and Electric Dipoles Inside Atomic Nuclei
7) Radio Emission and Reception
8) Light Speed Measurements
(From Roemer and Bradley to GPSS and NASA)
9)
Relativity and Charge
Polarization Inside Atomic Nucleii
10)Bohr Orbits, Planck
Oscillators & Orbital Charge Inside Atomic Nuclei
11) CERN
Faster Than Light Neutrinos
Polarized and Oscillating Charge Inside Atomic Nuclei
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(1990-2011)
Polarized charge inside atomic nuclei
and inside electrons are shown to account for the magnetism of current carrying
wires and the magnetic and gravitational
fields of the Earth. This subnuclear charge polarization mechanism to explain
gravity and magnetism is extended to
the Moon, Sun and other stars and
galactic centers. The electric dipoles produced in each proton are
perpendicular to the tangential force
associated with the spin and orbital velocity of the celestial body of which it
is a part.
For
example, the force between a dipole in a proton on the Earth’s surface and all
the N≈ 1051 protons+neutrons in the Earth, or at least half of those that are partly
similarly oriented, concentrated at a point near the center, R meters away, can
be represented as the force between N dipoles, qeRs, and one dipole, qeRs, such
that this dipole -dipole force (9)(109)Nq2e2R2s2/R4 equals the Newtonian force,
GMm/R2. So, s2 = .37(10-42) and
s=6(10-21`), and Rs=3.82(10-15)meters. We assume q ≈ .918(103)based
on the proton electron mass ratio.
Another effect of gravity, the twisting of
planetary orbital planes and precession of their perihelion, that
increases with the proximity of the orbits to the Sun’s mass, is due to the torque
between the net longitudinal dipole of the Sun and the net radial dipole of the
planet etc...
Oscillations of charge inside electrons
and atomic nuclei are shown to account for the propagation delay of
electromagnetic radiation; that is, the time before a light signal or radio
signal becomes detectable at a radio antenna or a light detector, eg, the eye,
a charge coupled device, a photodiode etc. The effect is similar to the
induction of an alternating current with an exponential increase to a maximum implied by the strength of the source and
distance to the source. But the
mechanism of changing longitudinal
oscillations of charge inside atomic
nuclei that cause in turn changing transverse oscillations of charge that cause
changing longitudinal oscillations etc imply a formula identical to Maxwell’s
equation multiplied by an exponential transient, (1-exp-ct/r)(E/r) That is the induced oscillation of charge is
in the same direction as that in the source of maximal amplitude,E. Such a mechanism could explain light speed
measurements within a limited range of intensity and distance. Measurements over larger distances, would
seem to contradict this theory but such measurements are shown to be subject to
other valid interpretations.
For
example, GPS receivers are calibrated so that the received signals are weak
enough in the receiver so that r/c delay
times of about 66 milliseconds from the 50W transmitters match the known
Newtonian position distance calculations and small changes in this delay then
match otherwise measured changes in this
distance. 8kW transmitters but much more
sensitive receivers pick up similarly weak transmission from more distant
spacecraft. Calibrations can be continually made so that the r/c delay used to
determine the speed of the craft from the change in frequency received is
consistent with previous calibrations and speed estimates. Similarly radar or lidar reflections after
2.5 seconds from the moon or radar reflections after 283 to 449 seconds from
Venus. In the case of the moon, the
radio communication delay from the moon should be 1.25 seconds if there
were no electronic and needed redundancy delay. The redundancy delay is equal
to or greater than the light speed delay here and in transmissions between Earth and more distant space craft. In the case of both the Moon and Venus, each
radar pulse transmission occurs and then the transmitter is turned off and then
the receiver is turned on at the
expected time of reception. Or if a
different receiver receives a train of returns, they are associated with
transmissions at times predicted from Newtonian calibrations.
In the case
of Bradley’s stellar aberration measurement, the measured delay is due to the
faintness of the starlight and small increases in faintness due to secondary
scattering from objective lenses at
various telescope lengths to the eyepieces relative to the orbital movement of
the Earth during the same time produce small changes in delay.
The implied delay from the objective lens to the eye is r/c where r is the length of the
telescope. The delay before similarly weak light signals as in the
Fizeau-Michelson type of measurements over 5 to 25 miles is also r/c . The
proposed mechanism implies that a very strong signal at the receiver such as that produced by the Sun is induced to a
level that is detectable with femtosecond delays or less..
Roemer’s
measurement was interpreted by Cassini
as due to changes in the relative
orientation of Jupiter’s moons and the Earth.
The implied light speed, given Jupiter’s known distance from the Earth
at these time was within an order of magnitude as that
obtained by Bradley but is36 per cent slower.(55 minutes instead of 40 minutes)
Thus Roemer’s interpretation, in the light of a clearer understanding of
Bradley’s measurement and more recent measurements, seems less valid than
Cassini’s original interpretation.
Thus we
can say that the delay before radiation
from a source becomes detectable at a receiver is r/c seconds for
distances and intensities of the
received light within a specific range
and that changes in the received intensity, due to changes in the source
receiver distance , within this range, are governed by the same r/c delay. . And for larger distances and more intense
radiation at the receiver, the r/c
delay is not implied. There is more evidence that light from the visible stars, galaxies
etc arrive within nanoseconds, than there is evidence that the light arrives
after light years.
The apparent bending of starlight by the Sun, is
due to the Earth’s orbital and spin motion on the sunny side of the Earth
versus that on the dark side. The resulting smaller tangential force on
orbiting charged mass inside atomic
nuclei produces a slightly smaller increase in the velocity of the orbiting charged mass.
Therefore the further widening of this orbit due to to impinging light requires
more time than that on the dark side of
the Earth and so a greater final delay before the widening of electron orbits
and light is detectable.
RN Sansbury
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