[cosvis]

Hi to all who are interested in cosmic theories.

I am glad of your responce, Pat, and I hope to hear from others also. The mass of a photon is not relativity mass because the photon has no rest mass, it is constantly on the move with the speed of light. I is, however, affected by gravitation and thus must have a gravitational element. I call it virtual mass and it is not like a particle. I rather think of it as a string or wave. Scientists are speculating about strings in the universe and they propose a particle know as a graviton. I rather think that a photon consists basically, of two strings made up of gravitational and kinetic energies. These energies of a photon or quantum particle, are equal, opposite but conserved. We know how much energy it has; the amount of energy of a plank constant, and thus we can work out the quantity of its virtual mass.

E = f h

where E stands for the energy of the photon, f stands for the number of the frequency of the photon, and h is the energy of a plank constant. But we also know from Einstein:
E = mcc

energy is mass times the speed of light square. Thus:

(vm) = (f h) / cc

(vm) stands for the virtual non rest mass of a photon.

If this theory so far, is true, it might give a new insight to the problem of the 90% missing mass of the universe. It might be in fact just all the radiation that is contained in the universe, especially around galaxies. If the photon is basically made of two equal, opposite and conserved gravitational and kinetic energy waves or strings, it might also give a new insight to the string theories of the universe.

There are lots of new and interesting ideas to come in this theory, please share with us your ideas.

Yours Cosvis.