Towards Realizing the TPU

[Grumpy]

No on ever looks beyond the electron or the magnetic field, or other particles/fields.

These are just secondary constructs.

What makes up these particles and fields?

[pauldude000]

No on ever looks beyond the electron or the magnetic field, or other particles/fields.

These are just secondary constructs.

What makes up these particles and fields?

You hit the nail precisely on the head. That brings forth the fact that I think we have been ultimately asking the wrong questions. We have as you say always been asking about the electron..... as if it is the only charged particle, or demonstrates the only effect, or is in itself the only moving force used by a circuit. None of which we have absolute answer for. We guess, but there come more questions than actual answers with the assumptions made.

I am beginning to look at all particles as packets of energy. Nothing solid, but a state of energy which is self-sustaining giving the illusion of solidity. For instance, anti-matter may well be opposing spin.

Two packets of opposing spin can contact, and in actual contact, may happen disruption of the stability of the packet, releasing the contained energy back to the source. Merely a guess mind you, but I see how it could be true.

Paul Andrulis

[otto]

Hello all,

I need a little help!

Maybe somebody could look into the 15" TPU video and say the world how the bulbs are connected. I mean the connection BETWEEN the bulbs. 1 or 2 wires???

Thanks for your help.

Otto

[otto]

Hello all,

@Loner

thanks a lot but I supposed that. I only wanted to be sure.

@ All

now imagine a TPU working with a negative resistance!!

Otto

[pauldude000]

@Loner

No, I have not read that theory. I did not realize that this concept had already been postulated. If you could post a copy of both that would be interesting. I would love to read them. I should not be surprised that someone else envisioned a similar or the same thing though.

PAul Andrulis