[Brian Jakub]

Dave,

Originally Posted by dleviwing I tend to define Ether as the matter of space that has almost total randomized motion;

I tend to look at the ether as the matter of space that is almost totally ordered. I view atoms as seperate spatial dimensions, with order inside them, imbedded in the the spatial dimension of the ether. (hyperdimensions) The order in the ether is hard to detect because we, and the sensors we biuld, are made up of atoms that are combined into matter with less order than the order in the ether, or inside individual atoms. This order can be inferred as gravity trying to even out the volumes of lower spatial density created by two large masses. It can also be inferred by the double slot experiment. The mixing of the axes of individual atoms disturbs the order in the axes of the particles that make up the ether between to electron gun and the sensor.

however the subatomic particles also have a quantity of randomized matter within their interior.

Yes they do have a "quantity of randomized motion", and that quantity can be changed by adding energy to an atom. Stephen Hawking states in "A Brief History of Time":

The weak nuclear force was not well understood until 1967, when Abdus Salam at Imperial College, London, and Steven Weinberg at Harvard both proposed theories that unified this interaction with the electromagnetic force, just as Maxwell had unified electricity and magnetism about a hundred years earlier. They suggested that in addition to the photon, there were three other spin-1 particles, known collectively as massive vector bosons, that carried the weak force. These were called W+ (pronounced W plus), W- (pronounced W minus), and Zº (pronounced Z naught), and each had a mass of around 100 GeV (GeV stands for gigaelectron-volt, or one thousand million electron volts). The Weinberg-Salam theory exhibits a property known as spontaneous symmetry breaking. This means that what appear to be a number of completely different particles at low energies are in fact found to be all the same type of particle, only in different states. At high energies all these particles behave similarly. The effect is rather like the behavior of a roulette ball on a roulette wheel. At high energies (when the wheel is spun quickly) the ball behaves in essentially only one way – it rolls round and round. But as the wheel slows, the energy of the ball decreases, and eventually the ball drops into one of the thirty-seven slots in the wheel. In other words, at low energies there are thirty-seven different states in which the ball can exist. If, for some reason, we could only observe the ball at low energies, we would then think that there were thirty-seven different types of ball!

In the Weinberg-Salam theory, at energies much greater than 100 GeV, the three new particles and the photon would all behave in a similar manner. But at the lower particle energies that occur in most normal situations, this symmetry between the particles would be broken.

The more energy we have in an atom the more symmetry there is, and to me symmetry is order.

We can look at this as a wave function that is limited due to being confined to a small volume by its uniform motion.

By adding energy we confined the volume because, the quarks in an atom want to pulsate around each other on axes that are in 90-degree relationships. By adding energy angular momentum re-establishes this relationship like adding energy to a gyroscope stabilizes its movement about its axes. I think the inside of an atom looks like a bunch of interlocked gyroscopes.

The wave function wavelength cannot exceed the diameter of the unit. In the case of the universe, this maximum wavelength is quite huge. In the case of a subatomic particle the maximum wavelength is extremely small. Large wavelength range translates to low spatial density whereas short wavelength range translates to high spatial density. In short, the internal randomized matter of particles can be considered as "High spatial density Ether".

These gyroscopes occupy a certian geometric shape and the diameter of each is a fixed unit. When energy is added to the gyroscopes (short wavelength translates into higher energy, or faster spinning gyroscope) they line up in a 90-degree relationship with the ones next to them, and interlock because of their fixed geometric shape.

My instincts told me something different, but I just couldn't find the words to describe what I was seeing. You gave me some of the terms and concepts I needed to come up with that description. I'll type it up with some diagrams and references and show it to you when I get done.

Thanks,
Brian