From: Carlos L on
As said here before, the model of the aether proposed is made of
"point" particles (aetherinos) that do not collide with themselves but
only with the material elementary particles of mainstream physics.

When the aetherinos collide with an elementary particle (e.g. with
an electron) their velocities are changed according to some simple
rules. Therefore it can be said that the elementary particles
"redistribute" the aetherinos.
The elementary particles, when collided by an aetherino, do also
suffer a velocity change.
The redistributions of aetherino velocities originated at the
material particles are the cause of the forces between them. The
aetherinos are the vehicles of the forces.

In the case of the electron (and of some other particles) its
redistribution is not isotropic (relative to the electron) but has a
"preferred redistribution axis" (PRA). The redistribution is stronger
along the directions that make a small angle with the electron's PRA.
This PRA behavior may also be related with an intrinsic angular
momentum of the electron and can somehow be considered an alternative
description of the mainstream concept of spin.

When an electron suffers a force (a net gradient of aetherino
impulses) and hence an acceleration, its PRA gets aligned
perpendicularly to the force and starts to rotate. This rotation is
considered a gyroscopic-type reaction that preserves the conservation
of the angular momentum of the electron.
This alignment and rotation of the electron's preferred axis of
redistribution (PRA) allows to explain some features of the radiation
emitted by the electron (e.g. for non relativistic speeds of the
electron, its emission of radiation is concentrated mainly along the
directions perpendicular to the acceleration).

The paper recently added to my "model of the aether" analyzes some
examples and some features of the radiation emitted by electrons. See:

http://eterinica.net/radiations_en.pdf

Best regards
Carlos L
From: David Thomson on
> Since the proton is electric it can absorb and emit electric energy or
> EM. There is electromagnetic order.
>
> Mitch Raemsch

Hi Mitch,

I fully agree with you. It appears the proton is capable of
generating an effect similar to the Casimir effect, but 1836 times
stronger. The Casimir equation can be applied to the proton as a
means for quantifying the generation of new matter (protons), as seen
in both cold and hot fusion processes.

It was once thought that Casimir-generated photons were virtual, but
recently CERN admitted the photons are real and generate straight from
the Aether (vacuum). Just as the angular momentum of generated
photons can transmute to electrons via the photoelectric effect,
proton-size photons can be generated within atomic nuclei and
transmuted to protons in a similar manner.

Despite the moronic ranting the Standard Model clones will likely
spew, such a process is substantiated by the growth of the Universe
(Hubble constant), growth of the planets (expanding Earth), and the
generation of new matter in liquid metal fast breeder reactors.

Dave
www.secrets-of-the-aether.com