The observability at the moment appears to be detector pendulums, which are in effect little dipole motors, albeit running off a force we haven't even begun to understand.
In terms of quantum physics that wasn't the direction I was going or would suggest going, not the least because no one understands it, let alone me.
I would be going back to the idea of an aether, which has never really gone away, it's just been buried in the concept of spacetime and vacuum free energy. It also got lost in imaginary numbers when Maxwells equations were reformulated as vectors. Physically, it's still there, and I think the Aharanov Bohm effect comes the closest to a outlining what my research says might be happening with these "shape waves". But that's not a mechanism or explanation, it's a word to describe anomalous spooky action at a distance.
Richard Feynman apparently said that he wished he'd learned electromagnetism as potentials, rather than a field. That potential of course has to be measured against a background potential, and it's that background potential I think is back to ye olde ether.
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Re: Temple technology update
Date: 2023-04-11 12:46 am (UTC)In terms of quantum physics that wasn't the direction I was going or would suggest going, not the least because no one understands it, let alone me.
I would be going back to the idea of an aether, which has never really gone away, it's just been buried in the concept of spacetime and vacuum free energy. It also got lost in imaginary numbers when Maxwells equations were reformulated as vectors. Physically, it's still there, and I think the Aharanov Bohm effect comes the closest to a outlining what my research says might be happening with these "shape waves". But that's not a mechanism or explanation, it's a word to describe anomalous spooky action at a distance.
Richard Feynman apparently said that he wished he'd learned electromagnetism as potentials, rather than a field. That potential of course has to be measured against a background potential, and it's that background potential I think is back to ye olde ether.