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Force Particle Concept
By Thomas Lee Abshier, ND
Last Edit 3/5/2009
The Force Particle and Field Shell concepts are similar in that they both carry the
message of the E, B, and G fields to the space surrounding the Dipole Particle. The
Field Shell is a contiguous membrane-like spherical shell which sweeps every increment
of space as it expands outward at the local speed of light along each ray.
Force Particle Dimensions:
The Force Particles are one dimensional points (position only) that carry the Electric,
Magnetic, and Gravitic Fields that reflect the message of the source particle (i.e.
velocity, electric polarity, magnetic pole direction, and gravitic direction).
Dipole Particle Dimensions:
In developing the theory the following configuration of the Dipole Particle and the
Force Particles was adopted:
- The Force Particle is a one dimensional point, and the Dipole Particle occupies a
volume that the Force Particle will influence. All the Force Particles that pass
through that volume, will be registered, and vector added to produce the net force
magnitude and direction on the Dipole Particle, at that Moment, at that position,
on that Dipole Particle of that polarity.
The following alternate possibilities for the dimensions of Force and Dipole Particles
include:
- The Force Particles are 3 dimensional particles that strike 1 dimensional Dipole
Particles.
- That Force Particles are 3D and strike 3D Dipole Particles.
These alternate geometric solutions were considered to solve the problem of the
non-intersection of a one dimensional FP and DP. Without the intersection of areas,
the Inverse Square Law diminishment of force with distance cannot be produced.
Force Particle Density:
The rate of emission of Force Particles is probably very large. The total number
of FPs emitted per moment is determined by the volume (and hence effective cross
section area of the Dipole Particle), compared with the distance at which the inverse
square law must be effective. If there are 10^36 Dipole Particles per meter, and
the inverse square law is effective to the edge of the universe currently at 13x10^9
light years, then the calculation could be done to effectively produce the inverse
square law force effect at the maximal distance. A large number is not unrealistic
because the Force Particles are one dimensional points that can superimpose without
interference.
Inverse Square Law:
Illustration of the implementation of the Inverse Square Law:
- Place a Dipole Particle in the middle of a Matrix Grid Point Cube.
- Then construct an imaginary sphere on the cube so that all 8 corner points of the
cube intersect the surface of the sphere.
- There is now a spherical arc area corresponding to each side of the cube, which shall
be defined as the Dipole Particle Unit Area Cross Section.
- At each Moment an equal number of Force Particles pass through each of the 6 Unit
Areas surrounding the DP at the center of the Unit Sphere.
- At a radial distance twice as far away from the central DP, only ¼ the number of
Force Particles would pass through the Unit Area.
- At 4 times the radius, the unit area will capture 1/16th the number, etcetera.
If sufficient Force Particles are radiated from the DP, then the inverse square diminishment
of intercepted Force Particles will continue to the edge of the constantly expanding
universe. But, if the edge of the universe is expanding at the speed of light, the
Force Particles will never bounce or disappear at the edge of the universe.
The Force Particles are created de novo by the Dipole Particles at each Moment of
time. The Force Particles are conscious particles in the same way as the Dipole
Particles, but they have a different function and follow different rules. The Dipole
Particles were created before the creation was initiated by the input of energy (possibly
the Big Bang) that disturbed the quiescent crystalline perfection of pre-creation
Dipole Sea. A vast volley of new Force Particles are created every Moment by every
Dipole Particle in the universe. Every Dipole Particle emits the same huge quanta
of Force Particles at every Moment. The Force Particles are equally distributed
over a spherical surface centered on the source DP. Each volley of Force Particles
travels out an increment of distance determined by the local speed of light. The
Force Particles influence every Dipole Particle in its path. The local speed of
light (given the symbol c) is determined by the magnetic permeability and electrical
permittivity of space of each increment of space into which each Force Particle travels.
The Force Particle concept easily produces the effect of the inverse square law,
in that the farther out away from the source, the fewer Force Particles pass through
a unit of spherical surface area. But, this concept illuminates the most thorny
problem associated with the Force Particle. When talking about a Force Particle
influencing a Dipole Particle, the question is how close must the Force Particle
pass for the target Dipole Particle to be influenced. If only a point to point direct
hit influence produced an effect on the target DP, then only a few Force Particles
would strike the exact position of a target Dipole Particle. It was this consideration
that led to the hypothesis that the capture cross section of the Dipole Particle
is equal to the size of the Matrix Grid Points that surround it. Assume that the
smallest Matrix Grid Point cubic dimension presents the cross sectional area for
capture of the Force Particles. This assumption gives the Dipole Particles an absolute
dimension for intersection that will not vary regardless of the permeability or permittivity
of the local space.
Permeability and Permittivity of Space:
The permeability and permittivity of a local volume of space is determined by the
amount of Electric, Magnetic, and Gravitic Field in each Unit Volume of Space (i.e.
the volume of the unit cube as defined by the distance between two Matrix Grid Points
at the smallest dimension).