Inertialess Velocity Change and a Two Particle Model of the Photon
Journal Title: Philosophy and Cosmology - Year 2017, Vol 18, Issue
Abstract
Building on the idea presented earlier that the gravitational fields outside of basic particles are those particles’ inertia and that acceleration results only from inertial field imbalances, inertialess velocity changes may result when motivation for motion arises from within basic particles. A two particle model of the photon shows how this might work.
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David Leigh Spencer
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