It should be reworked assuming light is two particles, a positive and a negative instead of a single neutral particle.
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It should be reworked assuming light is two particles, a positive and a negative instead of a single neutral particle.
Why????Originally Posted by Burke Carley
Please expand on this, giving an empirical basis for your assertion.Originally Posted by Burke Carley
Photons and neutrinos are two particles in cirucular(neutrinos) or eliptical orbits around each other and their is a spacial difference between the absortion points of the individual particles.
What is your evidence for this assertion?
This forum is for the discussion of hypotheses. That means that there needs to be at least some empirical basis to assertions being made here. If you can't fulfil that requirement then I'll need to move this thread to Pseudoscience.Originally Posted by Burke Carley
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