Jones Beene wrote: > > Frederick Sparber writes > > > I don't think anyone would get bent out of shape if the > Feynman Diagram energies of photon-proton or electron-proton > interaction created light lepton pairs with energy/mass as > low as a few ev. > > But they could be very short-lived. > Yes, if they didn't form (*e-) (**e-) or (*Ps-Proton-Electron). Or they could be seen as emission spectra photons if and when they annihilate. > > > Thus a low energy coupled pair analogous to positronium > (*Ps) or electronium (*e-) > > or electronium-lite (**e-) could allow the Hydrino orbit. > > > Which brings up an interesting point on how one might detect > hydrinos in an electrolyte. > Heat when they form? > > Assuming that the tighter orbit would create a drastically > altered magnetic field. If one were to measure the bulk > magnetic field of a potassium electrolyte with a > magnetometer, before and after, a few days of potassium > hydroxide electrolysis, should not there be a drastic change > in the bulk field if lots of hydrinos were being created ? > Possibly.
Frederick > Jones >
