We could
have a geometrical understanding of physics. Huygens's Principle explains light
as spherical waves and in this theory, we have to square r² the radius of the
sphere because the process is relative to the two-dimensional spherical 4π
surface.
The two-dimensional
surface forms a dynamic manifold with the outer surface forming positive charge
and the inner concaved surface forming negative charge.
We have a
geometrical process that starts with the absorption and emission of light
photon energy with the electron e² squared, and with the speed of light c²
squared and ends with falling bodies being directly proportional to the square
of the time t² they takes to fall.
Within
this geometrical process, Newton’s Inverse Square Law of gravity is a secondary
process to emergent electromagnetic fields that are unfolding photon by photon.
But above
all, this geometrical process gives us a deeper understanding of time.
Within an
individual reference frame, the absorption of light always comes before the
emission forming an Arrow of Time within that frame of reference.
The
spontaneous absorption and emission of photon energy is represented by the quantum
wave particle function ψ² forming a square of probability, with potential
photon ∆E=hf energy continuously transforming into the kinetic Eₖ=½mv² energy
of matter, in the form of electrons. Kinetic energy is the energy of what is
actually happening!
In this way,
we have an emergent uncertain ∆×∆pᵪ≥h/4π future that is continuously unfolding.
My comment on this video: You have
explained a great unity, thank you! On another video, I came across info that
said that the wavelength of photons from the Cosmic Miro Wave Background
Radiation have increased relative to the expansion of the Universe. Maybe
another coincidence LOL. Could it be when we see something squared as in c² it
is a sign of spherical geometry?
These
videos explain one universal process that connect all life together.
But it
only explains how we are here it does not explain why we are here.
The over
day I came across a funny story that explained why we are here.
It goes
something like this:
