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7. Matter- sub atomics and atomics
| 7.7 |
The photon-the form "carrier" |
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| The importance of sunlight to the sustainment of life on Earth has been known since primordial humans first roamed the savannah's of Africa, Asia Minor, Sth America and Australia/Asia. | ||
| In more recent times, science now understands the principle particle of light to be the "photon". Our understanding of this amazing particle has led us to develop new kinds of ergon based tools such as the laser. | ||
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| The Photon is essentially three Up Quarks together in a strong bond, making the Photon the strongest kinesis based particle for mass size in the Universe. Its strength of kinesis ( or attractiveness) gives the Photon a unique set of qualities. | ||
| 7.7.1 | Ability to attract structures much greater in mass than itself | |
| The Photon is able to attract structures such as Protons and Neutrons which have a much greater mass and cause them to orbit. In other words, the Photon is the first truly "workhorse" particle, the mighty mouse of the sub-atomic world able to carry up to four times its weight. | ||
| 7.7.2 | Weak Outer Bonds | |
| The weak outer bonds of a Light Particle (either Hetons, Hydrogen or for larger Light particles, created by Stars much larger than our own- Helium) mean that Light readily "gives up" either Hydrogen or Hetons- fuel or heat. | ||
| These qualities make the Photon the Universal "taxi-service", a particle that in different configurations is able to transport different atomic and sub atomic structures across vast distances, only to drop them off and return to the central "depot", usually the nearest star. | ||
| The relative mass estimated of a Photon (Unpackaged) is similar to a Proton at around 1.44 x 10- 27 kg. | ||
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