Zyxzevn wrote: ↑Fri Jan 31, 2020 7:05 pm
My theory based on threshold model:
Matter is connected to a force-field, like some kind of bubble, vortex or ring.
Resonating with itself, and probably spinning.
Even the simplest possible form, the ring has a width/depth to it. And this can collect
a certain amount of energy before it can go to a different state.
In an atom this ring would be like in some kind of loop around the nucleus.
And since electrons like to be in pairs, this loop may even contain 2 electrons.
Loops can also connect atoms together as molecules.
In this case these loops always contain 2 electrons.
These loops are more stretched out, like rubber bands.
Small correction:
In observations we see more sphere like structures.
(Check pictures of atomic force microscopes).
So if this a correct interpretation, we have bubbles instead of rings.
So the basic structure which electric charge is stored is a bubble around the nucleus.
A sphere shaped bubble that in some way rotates and resonates with itself.
(Not the weird things that some scientists came up with.)
On longer distances these loops (bubbles) will be stretched out, and appear as particles.
In superconductivity we see can observe loops of electrons, inside the material,
that can maintain currents without any resistance (zero Ohm).
These loops are large enough to be picked up with a microscope.
In higher temperatures the loops may break due to heat, stopping superconductivity.
So depending on the temperature the loops and connections can be longer.
So cold matter becomes solid, because the electrons connect all atoms together.
This can be confirmed with its electrical properties.
Moderate matter becomes fluid, where electrons connect groups of molecules together.
Hot matter becomes gas. Electrons are only able to connect the atoms in the molecules.
This all can be confirmed with the observation of the spectral bands.
This all does not tell if there is some kind of aether.
But it shows that particles are not what they seem.