I’m thinking about the physical possibility. You can set up an experiment where you shoot an electron and a positron together, but a photon is the energy released when an electron changes orbital radius. So the experiment may look like a photon, but it doesn’t make it one. It would be on you to explain how an electron and a positron can be created out of nothing when an electron changes orbital radius.Ok, can you be more specific, what happens in what experiment that you think contradicts this theory?
Think of electron beam and single free electrons in a SINGLE INSTANT.
An electron in a single instant is motionless, it has no magnetic field.
Only mathematically. In reality, the electron doesn’t stop and the magnetic field is never zero, so it’s better to think of the electron as it’s moving, a differential equation, in time. That’s why quantum fails. It only checks position or momentum, not position and momentum. This is what would be required to fully explain something. What I just said is the only explanation to get rid of the need for a strong nuclear force, so anyone, who believes in quantum as a physical reality and also accepts no strong force, is selling you something.