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jammieg
De Broglie experiement and an old hypothesis revisted:
There is another possibility too that if it's something in the vacuum then passing one side of a magnet over the side of the apparatus would create very odd distributions. It is possible that the universe is scattered throught with rogue + and - charged particles that are beyond direct detection due to their sigularity of existence in which matter's existence is defined (by our observations) by + and - mutual relationships, so that as a mostly - charge moves through a "vacuum" or the ether shifts to compensate, use your imagination, and this bending of charge density in space influences the next electron, in this way it might be possible to calculate how much one electrons path affects the trajectory of another electron and so on to infere a kind of warped space in the demension of sigular charges.
+ matter 45% of universe
- matter 45% of universe
+ and - matter coexisting is all we see and is the minority or 10% of universe, gravity affects the + and - relations of matter to give mass, move a primarily negative charge through a vacuum such as an electron and the "empty space" will form a pocket of highier density positive charge in the path of the electron so that the next electron to near this pocket of + aether density will be afflected.
Why do magnets still work in a vacuum?
How does Broglie's two slit experiment actually work? This question can be understood better if one draws a picture of the electrons moving though the apparatus one at a time and bending in response to aether density disruptions so that the electrons give the appearence of bending around the walls in some spooky wave like fashion.
If this is a true hypothesis then simply degaussing or gaussing the so called vacuum area of the apparatus with a magnet should produce bizarre results and eventually it can be convincingly infered that aether exists, something to try anyway not my theory just an abandoned one, just as free energy was abandoned because where would we put the meter?
There is another possibility too that if it's something in the vacuum then passing one side of a magnet over the side of the apparatus would create very odd distributions. It is possible that the universe is scattered throught with rogue + and - charged particles that are beyond direct detection due to their sigularity of existence in which matter's existence is defined (by our observations) by + and - mutual relationships, so that as a mostly - charge moves through a "vacuum" or the ether shifts to compensate, use your imagination, and this bending of charge density in space influences the next electron, in this way it might be possible to calculate how much one electrons path affects the trajectory of another electron and so on to infere a kind of warped space in the demension of sigular charges.
+ matter 45% of universe
- matter 45% of universe
+ and - matter coexisting is all we see and is the minority or 10% of universe, gravity affects the + and - relations of matter to give mass, move a primarily negative charge through a vacuum such as an electron and the "empty space" will form a pocket of highier density positive charge in the path of the electron so that the next electron to near this pocket of + aether density will be afflected.
Why do magnets still work in a vacuum?
How does Broglie's two slit experiment actually work? This question can be understood better if one draws a picture of the electrons moving though the apparatus one at a time and bending in response to aether density disruptions so that the electrons give the appearence of bending around the walls in some spooky wave like fashion.
If this is a true hypothesis then simply degaussing or gaussing the so called vacuum area of the apparatus with a magnet should produce bizarre results and eventually it can be convincingly infered that aether exists, something to try anyway not my theory just an abandoned one, just as free energy was abandoned because where would we put the meter?