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Originally Posted by dleviwing HBD; It is difficult to express how standing wave particles interact with the environmental medium of electromagnetic waves and other particle systems. |
Dave, there is a segment inside the text of the theory "Bonding Harmonics" that I titled "Jumping electrons versus frame-by-frame symmetry" I don't know if you can recall it...
Anyway, my whole point there was to explain how the physical phenomenon known as "Standing Waves" [interaction between two 'energy-sources' in 3 D space inside the 4 (four) frames of a time period corresponding to one cycle] is the "OWN SOURCE OF ENERGY ABSORPTION AND ENERGY SCATTERING" 'resembling the work of an 'energy-pump' and 'sucking' energy from the enviroment.
The whole point is based on the understanding that SYMMETRY must be complete and restablished at the end of each cycle (one-wavelemgth-of-light-time-period ="c").
If an atomic orbit was isolated from all sources of energy, even heat, at the end of one complete cycle the symmetry would be (always) automatically restore, as I explained using the "Ying and Yang" analogy of both sides of the orbital momentum.
However, in the presence of enviromental energy (E-M radiation, heat or any other kind) the "urge" for a still higher level of symmetry around the atomic orbit will 'force' that energy to be absorbe into the orbital momentum if and only if there is a matche between their energy. If no match occurs then we face what we call "transparency."
That's why I came up with the name "Atomic envelope" for the one own by each and every atom, and "molecular bonding envelope" in the case of molecules. It is precisely the same phenomenon causing the 'rotational pattern' inside "Standing Waves" what makes possible external energy to be "trapped" into the pattern with the only end of matching the "disturbance" in the overall symmetry around the atomic orbital.
The simplest example would be this:
Imagine that you have a container full with water. the water is at rest and no waves of anykind would disturb the status of the liquid inside. Now you introduce your hand and create a disturbance across the surface of the water. If there was any object floating on the water it would be certainly 'forced' 'pushed' into the oppening surface (between the waves) to compensate for the new symmetry-breaking-situation created originally by your hand. You see... symmetry was achieved by the existence of no disturbance on the water mass, just as it is the case with a "standing wave". The presence of energy of any kind around atoms will 'offer' just as the 'object mentioned above' the chance of bringing the disturbed symmetry into a better conclusion.
This I believe is the reason why planets exist around stars (suns). It is the presence of our planet Earth and the rest of the other planets of the solar system what helps to bring a sense of higher symmetry into the sun's harmonic orbits created inside the star.
I'll get back to this later on.
HBD