Recent content by Erasmus

...you mention..."everything we see..." In large part, we know the observable universe by light. Pardon my ignorance, I must ask, "Does light have mass?" What is the structure of a photon?

..but in its confined atomic state/structure, energy is paradoxically both inert and fluid, locked in a stable, devoted relationship with its parts; therefore, fluid energy emerges as mass --not to over simplify it all, but it's kinda like energy charged Gorilla Glue -- mass exists as solidified...

So I'm beginning to see a particle as a tightly bound arena of energy held together by a weak force--each particle is a jack-n-the-box yearning to escape its containment parameters ....