More than a hundred years ago, in 1852, Albert A Michelson and Edward Morley, designed the most sophisticated interferometer then in existence to prove or disprove the existence of the aether. Michelson, who was a gifted optical scientist had worked on the same experiment continually for more than 10 years. The null result of the final experiment caused Michelson to admit that the aether did not exist. But what if Michelson was wrong?
Look at the following line of reasoning. The Electron is a charged particle. One of the postulates put forward by this new theory called “Gestalt Aether Theory” or simply the “A New Aether Theory” is that the electron always tries to maintain its energy of 1.6 x 10 ^-19 C intact. Therefore if the electron acquires extra energy, it immediately needs to shed that extra energy and return to its base energy level of 1.6 x10^-19 C Similarly, if an electron finds that is energy is depleted, it has immediately to absorb energy to regain its base energy level of 1.6 x 10^-19 C.
It is interesting to speculate on how the mechanism of this shedding and absorption of energy by the electron might work. A definite possibility is that since the electron is a charged particle that it emits and absorbs electric energy in order to maintain its energy intact. The most efficient and precise manner for the electron to maintain control over the process were if the electron were to emit, not one single pulse of electric energy but a finely metred charge in small pulses. The initial pulses of energy that are emitted would be more powerful than subsequent pulses of energy, resulting in the creation of an electric dipole. Since these pulses of electric energy are separated by a small space acting as a dielectric the whole formation functions as a condenser or capacitor that can store the electric energy intact over long periods of time. Look at the following diagrams:
In the above diagram, the process of an electron mediating its energy by emitting pulses of electric energy is depicted. It can be seen that the initial pulses of emitted electric energy are stronger than subsequent pulses of emitted pulses of electric energy. It can also be seen that the pulses of emitted electric energy are separated by space which serves as a dielectric. In the next picture, the forming of a solenoid dipole structure around the pulses of emitted electric energy is depicted:
In this second image the pulses of electric energy emitted by the electron have transformed into an electric dipole. There are several points of interest about this formation. Firstly it should be noted that it is a stable structure, that cannot easily be disrupted, not least because of its tiny size ( 10^-15 m) in diameter and below 10^-6 m length. This dipole arrangement because of it condenser like structure, is capable of maintaining its energy intact over vast distances and times. The structure is electrically neutral and cannot easily interact with energies other the energy that it possesses. This is in effect a photon. Look at how simple this explanation is, it explains light as an emergent property of matter. Finally, the last image depicts a fully formed photon:
It should be noted that all photons both real photons that are detectable and virtual photons that are not detectable have exactly the same structure, only the energy and frequency with which the photons are emitted varies.
But, one might ask, what does this have to do with Michelson & Morley and their failed experiment? The answer is that it has everything to do with Michelson & Morley’s failed experiment.
It is now general knowledge although not visible in the official lexicon of Standard Theory, that photon frequency especially in regard to visible light, which has its genesis from electrons within the atom are emitted at the rate of hundreds of trillions of photons per second. There is no gainsaying this. Even mobile phones process data at the speed of Gigahertz and the working of the new optical atomic clocks leaves no doubt that when one refers to the frequency of photons constituting visible light it refers to frequencies (i.e., emissions of photons) of 10^14 and more. The Standard model fails miserably in explaining this rate of emission of photons by electrons.
Another interesting circumstance that arises out of this amazing photon to matter ratio, is that it is almost certain, in fact there exists a general consensus, that for every particle of matter created at the time of the Big Bang, hundreds of trillions of photons were being created every second. The question is what happened to all of these innumerable, unfathomable number of photons that were being created. The photons could not by definition cross over the edges of the Universe since nothing existed beyond the edge of the Universe. Therefore these photons accumulated within the Universe, eventually permeating every part of it, including all matter and the vacuum. As the Universe continued to expand these photons which because of their dipole structure have the ability to link together, gradually lost energy till they reached very low energies of probably much below 10^-40 J.
The result of the early photons becoming virtual or very low energy photons was two fold. Firstly the every low energy made them practically undetectable to any form of detection. They had such low to zero interaction with matter that no atom could possibly require a photon of such low energy with the result that these virtual photons passed through matter as if it did not exist and vice versa. Secondly the very low energy of these photons meant that they could exist for practically ever.
Where is this virtual photon aether today? It is Dark Matter. A much more believable residual radiation from the Big Bang than the CMBR theory, which unfortunately has chosen as its signature signal the signal from the most commonly found substance in the Universe, namely Hydrogen. And ps you can’t detect this substance by freezing it. Work it out.
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