01 January 1970 43 8K Report

According to Yangton and Yington Theory, photon is a free Wu’s Pair, a super fine Yangton and Yington circulating Antimatter particle pair, traveling in the normal direction of the Yangton and Yington circulation orbit in space at light speed. Therefore the mass of a photon is the same as that of a Wu’s Pair (myy).

Because of the similarity between the inter-attractive Force of Creation between Yangton and Yington Pairs (Wu’s Pairs) and the electrical force between electron and positron, it is assumed that a Yangton carries one positive electric unit charge and a Yington carries one negative electric unit charge. Together they form an electric dipole. These electric unit charges are the basic units of the normal electric charges that are carried by electrons, positrons and protons, except in a much smaller scale. According to Yangton and Yington Theory, once Wu’s Pairs are released from a substance, they become photons. Because of the circulation of the Yangton and Yington Pair (the rotation of the electric dipole) on the vertical plane of photon traveling direction, electromagnetic wave can be generated and carried by the photon to a far distance in space at light speed.

Photon Formation

A photon can be emitted from the parent object through a two stage process: separation stage and ejection stage.

A. Separation Stage

To unlock a photon from the surface of an object, it requires thermal energy (kinetic energy) to overcome the string energy caused by the string force between two adjacent Wu’s Pairs.

According to Whirlpool Theory, a spinning particle separated from its parent spinning system should have a kinetic energy E that is proportional to the particle mass m and the spin frequency ν.

E = κmν

Therefore for a photon,

E = κmyyν

Where κ is whirlpool constant and myy is the mass of photon (or Wu’s Pair).

B. Ejection Stage

After separation from the parent object, photon is ejected toward the normal (axial) direction of Yangton and Yington circulation orbit by a repulsive forces generated between the two Yangton particles and also two Yington particles where one from the emitting photon and the other one from Wu’s Pair on the surface of the parent object.

Absolute Light Speed

In the photon Ejection Stage, because of the constant ejection force, regardless of the frequency, a photon escaped from its parent object should always have a constant speed 3 x 108 m/s on earth (at a constant gravitational field and aging of the universe) known as “Absolute Light Speed” in the ejection direction observed at the parent object (light source). In fact, Absolute Light Speed is a function of gravitational field and aging of the universe but the temperature, because it can be affected by subatomic structures (Wu’s Unit Length and Wu’s Unit Time) but the micro and macro structures.

Photon Inertia Transformation

In the Separation Stage, photon also carries the inertia of the parent object (light source). Therefore, photon travels not only at the “Absolute Light Speed” (3 x 108 m/s) in the trajectory direction from the light source, but also with a speed and direction as that of the light source observed at a reference point which is called “Inertia Speed”. This phenomenon is named “Photon Inertia Transformation” .

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