Revised Text: Understanding Light, Ether, and Magnetic Fields
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Even though this part might seem simple, I want to recap some semantics first and then explain everything in detail from there.
You used the word “crave” as a placeholder to describe how the front of the wave of light (direction of propagation) points more toward the denser medium. You’ve probably seen phrases like:
- “Bends towards the normal of the denser medium”.
- “Bends away from the normal of the less dense medium.”
Let’s break this down.
1. What is the “Normal”?
- The term “normal” refers to a geometric concept—a perpendicular line that intersects the parallel boundary of a medium.
- This line is not physical or imaginary—it’s a geometric description that helps us understand the behavior of light as it bends towards or away from the perpendicular boundary.
- Learn more about the concept of perpendicular lines.
2. Why Does Light Bend?
The Movement of Ether and Asymmetry:
- Any movement in the ether represents ether asymmetry.
- Ether particles move because of pressure differentials—differences in values such as amplitude, voltage, or phase shift.
- This differential causes one state of ether to flow into another, similar to how high-pressure areas fill low-pressure spaces.
- For comparison, see the concept of fluid dynamics.
3. Electromagnetic Fields as Ether Movements
Fields and Charges:
- An electromagnetic field (learn more) is an alignment of charges arranged in curved lines.
- This field emerges from a radial spherical concentric shell gradient, which interferes with itself to form magnetic field lines (see here).
- These curved lines impart angular momentum to waves, causing phenomena like the spiraling of electrons around magnetic fields.
- Explore more about angular momentum.
Planetary Resonance:
- Electrons spiral within magnetic fields and align harmonically with larger planetary magnetic fields.
- This creates elliptical harmonic wells, where electrons lose no energy due to superconductivity powered by the Sun’s light and the central octahedron circuit.
4. Static Magnets and Particle Alignment
Behavior of Metal Particles:
- In a static magnetic field, iron filings or metal balls align into a honeycomb shape.
- This happens because they become magnetized within the field, leading to attraction, repulsion, and alignment.
Wave Summation:
- A moving electric charge (details here) generates a magnetic field. The charge itself is a point multiplicative pressure differential with spin properties—clockwise and counterclockwise.
- These movements form a double helix pattern of electron-positron phase-conjugate waves.
5. The Geometry of Ether Oscillations
Vibrational Geometry:
- The ether oscillates in a phi ratio double helix that constructs a stable geometry:
Harmonic Layers:
- All other wave ratios—such as inverse square waves—are nested within the phi ratio summing (phi ratio reference).
- This manifests as centrifugal expansion from a singularity, creating harmonic shells like the ionosphere (details here), which generates the Schumann resonance.
6. Light and Ether Interaction
Photon Waves:
- A light wave is a ripple in the ether, generated by compressed charges radiating outward.
- Photons, rather than being point charges, are double-helix spiraling waves formed through ether compression.
Heat and Light Generation:
- Heat is a higher amplitude vibration of the ether, created by compressing charges.
- Light is a product of constructive interference, radiating outward like a bubble.
7. Constructive vs. Destructive Interference
Constructive Interference:
- Constructive interference occurs when waves compress harmonically according to the phi ratio (constructive interference).
Destructive Interference:
- In contrast, scattered interference disperses energy and causes waves to dissipate unless they phase-conjugate and realign.
8. Gravity as an Ether Gradient
Ether Density and Gravity:
- Gravity arises from ether pressure asymmetry:
- Near Earth, higher ether density creates stronger pressure.
- As altitude increases, ether density decreases, weakening gravitational effects.
- Learn more about gravity.
Celestial Balance:
- Ether flows inward centripetally while balancing outward centrifugal forces, forming a celestial sphere bubble.
9. Light Behavior and Upward Bending
Light and Ether Flow:
- Light bends upward because of the ether density gradient, following the flow of ether currents.
- This phenomenon was observed in the LIGO laser experiments (details here), where lasers required reflectors to focus due to upward diffusion.
10. Human Implications
Energy and Decay:
- Humans die and decay because they cannot accelerate charge through themselves faster than they dissipate it.
- Proper alignment with the ether’s geometry balances energy flow, improving vitality and longevity.
Conclusion
This understanding of light, gravity, and ether challenges conventional paradigms, offering a cohesive framework for interpreting the universe through harmonic geometry and ether asymmetry. The intricate relationships between light, electromagnetic fields, and ether flow reveal the profound interconnectedness of all phenomena.