Reference: Subject Clearing Universe
NOTE: The subject of Physics treats these fundamental particles mathematically, and it does not provide a proper visualization for them. The effort on this blog is to provide a visualization that is consistent with what is known. It does not change the mathematics of Physics.
The free flowing radiant energy is called electromagnetic radiation because it is found to consist of electric and magnetic fields. It has a whole range of properties as expressed through an electromagnetic spectrum.
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Definition of ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION
Electromagnetic radiation, such as, light, is free flowing energy that has not yet condensed into spinning vortices. The consistency of the radiation is represented by its assigned “frequency.”
The electromagnetic spectrum presents different ranges of frequencies of radiation. From lowest to highest, these ranges are called radio waves, microwaves, terahertz radiation, Infrared radiation, visible radiation, ultraviolet radiation, X-rays and Gamma rays. Gamma rays have the highest consistency. As this consistency increases the gamma rays are likely to coalesce into spinning vortices, such as, the electrons.
The configuration of the atom exists in equilibrium with the electromagnetic spectrum. The gamma rays are seen to be emitted by the nucleus, and X-rays from inner electrons. Other frequencies of the spectrum may be seen to be emitted from the upper electronic region of the atom.
An electromagnetic radiation has a certain frequency. Any effort to change that frequency activates a restoring force similar to the inertia of matter. In an electromagnetic field, force exists because different frequencies exist side-by-side. The higher is the gradient of frequencies, the higher is the force.
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Misconceptions
1. It is not perceived in Physics that the electromagnetic radiation is a part of the spectrum of substance. At the upper end of the electromagnetic spectrum is the spectrum of the quantum particles and matter. Below the electromagnetic spectrum is the spectrum of thought substance in the form of space.
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