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Faraday's lines-of-force as magnetic current density in Faraday's
own law Chapt13.4.05 rest-mass #1036 New Physics #1156 ATOM TOTALITY 5th ed
Posted:
Nov 27, 2012 3:05 AM
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On Nov 27, 1:35 am, Archimedes Plutonium
<plutonium.archime...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> > > > So looking back at my posts on this topic, where I finally
> concluded:
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> > > > speed of light = summation of meridian strips distance / log-spiral-
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> > > > radius
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> > > > Definition: Log-spiral radius is the 1/4 of semicircumference.
> > > > Definition: meridian strips are strips and not lines for they have a
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> > > > width
> > > > involved and in the case of Earth in kilometers the width of
> the
> > > > strips
> > > > is a kilometer wide.
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> --- end of 2 year ago posts ---
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Alright, I am excited tonight, for I think I finally found what
Faraday's lines of force are. In Old Physics, they dumped Faraday's
lines-of-force, saying that they had no physical reality to them and
were scaffolding. In New Physics, we dump all of quark theory, all of
string theory and all of the Standard Model, because they have no
physical reality but are only fake scaffolding.
When you include magnetic monopoles into the Symmetrical Maxwell
Equations, what do you get? Well, in the Faraday law you get an extra
term called the "magnetic current density".
Now what in the world could that possible be?
Well, come to think of it, with my attempt of deriving the speed of
light by asking how much of a width of strip of a ball of radius 1,
how much of a width of strip for lines of longitude is required for
light to make one complete revolution around that ball as the speed of
light? Light travels at 3*10^8 meters/second. Say we are given one
second, so the question is how thin of a strip for each longitude line
in order to make a distance of 3*10^8 meters?
Now that is the idea behind strips for lines of longitude.
But now, I may have a new helper on this idea of strips for lines of
longitude in the fact of Faraday's lines-of-force. Those lines of
force just maybe what the Magnetic Current Density is all about.
The moving bar magnet inside a closed loop wire that is Faraday's law,
the moving bar magnet creates lines-of-force or a magnetic current
density and it thus, causes electrons to flow as a current in the
closed loop wire.
So now, if I can tie together 1839 lines-of-force for the proton
compared to 1 line of force for the electron, I would be deriving the
mass ratio of proton/electron from purely geometry.
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Archimedes Plutonium
http://www.iw.net/~a_plutonium
whole entire Universe is just one big atom
where dots of the electron-dot-cloud are galaxies
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