Frank Grimer Sez: > > What interests me is, > > electron - electron > proton - proton > > repulsion, > > and > > electron - proton > proton - electron > > "attraction" > Here Here. > > I've put quotation marks around the word > attraction cos it ain't the electron and the > proton which are the active agent but the > surrounding environment - the ZPE ocean. > Casimir Force omnidirectional push, no? > > The Proton is like a monstrous battleship which > is surrounded by the swirling waters of the zero > point energy ocean. If the small sailing boat > the Saucy Electron gets too near HMS Proton it > will be "sucked" in to the side of the ship. It > will slide down the flume type depression. > Sounds like Einstein's rubber membrane Gravity Demo. > > Of course, the Saucy Electron is not "sucked" > at all. It is pushed by the water on the side > away from HMS Proton which is higher than the > water on the side of Saucy nearer to Proton. > > Now it is evident that a charged electron is a > very different animal from a charged proton. > The repulsion between two charged electrons is > a repulsion between two particles with a very > small mass. > > The repulsion between two charged protons on > the other hand is a repulsion between two > particles with a very large mass. > > This must make a difference. > > By contrast, the ZPE repulsion which forces > the electron and proton together will (be) the > same as the ZPE repulsion which forces the > proton and electron together because it is > the same Zero Point Energy ocean in both > cases. > > So one can see how altering the Beta-atmosphere > pressure might alter two effects which have very > different active agents, whilst not altering > two effects (proton-electron "attraction" and > electron-proton "attraction") which have the > same active agent, the ZPE ocean. > > That's quite enough for one post. 8-) > Well stated, Frank.
The speed of a submarine or fish in the ocean is limited by the displacement of the mass (virtual mass) of the water as it moves, no matter how "streamlined" it is. OTOH, the vacuum ether (or Beta Ether) has no mass, hence no "ether drag" until you start to get near the speed of light. We await the next post with baited breath. :-) Frederick > > Cheers > > Frank
