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Article #44Re: THE 'RADIUS' OF THE ELECTRON?
From: Mitch Raemsch
Date: Wed, 30 Jul 2008 20:53
Date: Wed, 30 Jul 2008 20:53
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On Jul 30, 12:38 pm, cjcountess <cjcount...@yahoo.com> wrote: > Hi Louis > this is Conrad Countess > > I think you are correct , > In my description of an electron emerging from an EM wave, it is a > free electron equal to energy of c^2. But if we consider the fact that > photons come in different energies, than they must be composed of even > smaller unites of energy that can be added to or subtracted from them > in order to increase and decrease their frequency and corresponding > energies. This must extend to electrons also if they are made of the > same EM energy as photons except with a high enough energy content > that gives them rest mass. Besides electrons, “or at least the space > between the electron and nucleus,”do emit and absorb photons as they > move from higher to lower orbits and vice versa and this may in fact > alter electron geometry. > And so it may not be just the binding energies that can be released > from atoms, the electron itself may breakdown into photons of lower > energy /c^2. Fom one electron might come two photons of next lower > energy which are1/2 of c^2 (perhaps gamma rays ) and so on to > 4-8-16-32-64-128-256-512 just like the computer binary system . If > this is the case thousands of photons might explode from one electron > under right conditions. One thing is for sure, we can visualize how a > tremendous amount of energy can be trapped inside of matter, as > equation E=mc^2 tells us by visualizing a tremendous amount of photons > emerging from one electron. > > Conrad Countess Point Particles are energy in the infinitely small size.
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