How To Produce Photon Holes

This Text Was Written In Mid January, 2007. As Usual, It Is The Compellation Of A Number Of The Author's Other Related Works And Ties Up A Few Loose Ends. Enjoy. See Also The Related Work: http://www.johnkharms.com/positrons.htm .

Do Sunspots Drive Gravity And Mass Growth In Planetary And Solar System Evolution?

Can Positrons In Circular Motion Create (The Anti) Photon Holes i.e., Neutrinos?

Is Gravity As Negative Radiation Pressure Realized?

By: John K. Harms

Email: harmsjk3@earthlink.net

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Introduction

The mystery of the cause of gravity still remains elusive to this day. Most recently, the author's working hypothesis has been that photon holes are emitted from the Earth's core (or from other bodies) and cause the attractiveness we call gravity. For example, when a photon hole impacts a planet, a force is then created from the opposing side which might be responsible for the mutual attraction. This being the case, the primary mechanism at the Earth's core might still remain elusive. However, for the first time a mechanism can now be devised to bring about gravity and at the same time bring various other observations up to date. But how?

Sunspots, Mass Growth And Gravity

It is widely known that the magnetic poles of the Sun are seen as the dark spots that so widely cover the Sun's surface. What is not generally understood is the precise role of Sunspots, both in their function and overall design. What is known now is that Sunspots come in pairs largely because one spot is found to be a magnetic "North" and the other a magnetic "South" pole. These are thus known to form the donut-shaped loops outward from the Sun generally known as Sunspots. Therefore, Sunspots are known always to accompany each other.

In the author's previous works, loop-shaped magnetic devices are often used to accelerate positrons in order that they will emit "anti-radiation" which might cancel out incoming ordinary radiation. This theme has been used to create anti-microwaves in both military as well as other civilian applications. The author has proposed both. For example, the Harms flash freezer utilizes anti-microwaves. In its essence, however, anti-radiation is nothing more than ordinary radiation waves that have been shifted 180 degrees out of phase, so will tend to cancel out a conventional EM wave of identical frequency and wavelength. This can be understood in other texts on this website to be the illusive neutrino.

So, anti-radiation may be the same as waves of photon holes, which can be understood to cancel out ordinary radiation "chunks" known as photons. So, the Sun might be a chief emitter of photon holes or a chunk of anti-radiation at places where Sunspots are thought to be located. The author further speculates that these photon holes are identical to common ghostlike and elusive neutrinos (as stated above). However, to the author's knowledge, neutrinos have not been observed to be emitted by Sunspots, although that is what the author is generally proposing here. This might be the reason that Sunspots largely are darker in color compared to elsewhere on the Sun's surface.

Why Are Sunspots Important?

In this view, Sunspots accelerate positrons which in their rotation around the loop emit anti-radiation at all wavelengths depending upon their temperature. This anti-radiation is in-turn thrown out into space in all directions uniformly. This perhaps forms the Sun's gravitational field in all directions outward at the speed of light, a field of anti-radiation or masses of photon holes i.e., neutrinos.

This would essentially replace Einstein's "gravity wave" hypothesis from General Relativity. A gravity wave is, therefore, exclusively electromagnetic in nature, but it is 180 degrees out of phase with that of ordinary radiation. Therefore, it is this difference that makes neutrinos so elusive from conventional detection.

Thus, Sunspots have a specific function, essentially to create the gravitational field of the Sun. So, Sunspots are analogous to particle accelerators on the Sun, which in turn accelerate positrons thereby producing anti-radiation. Hence, anti-radiation carries the force of gravity to all the planets in their orbits. These are gravity waves that travel at the speed of light (c).

So, Sunspots perhaps drives both gravity and mass growth.

Does The Earth Absorb Anti-Radiation?

Yes; such anti-radiation in the form of neutrinos is absorbed by the Earth's core and grants negative impulses to the Earth. So, inbound radiation from the opposite side forces the Sun and the Earth closer together in accordance with the inverse square relation (1 / d^2). These forces come about as a result of the surrounding background radiation from space. The inbound photon holes (neutrinos) of anti-radiation are absorbed by the Earth's mantle and core and result in mass growth from the inside of the Earth to the outside outward expanding crust.

So, photon holes from the Sun end up being absorbed by the Earth and are essentially responsible for its evolution and growth. See my Earth and planetary expansion texts at the links below.

Gravity As Negative Radiation Pressure

The view presented in this text is completely consistent with that of previous works. That is, negative radiation pressure as negative impulse toward the Earth drive the mutual attraction of the heavenly bodies. The Sun essentially sends 180 degree out of phase waves and these negative waves are absorbed by the Earth attracting the Sun and the Earth. This quantum attraction is proportional to the mass of each body.

Conclusion

This text connects three concepts together---Sunspots, mass growth via photon holes and gravity. Hopefully, these connections are completely clear. If not, the recommended reading below should add clarity to what might seem at first hard to grasp.