UN-CHARGED ELECTRONS

Date:          Fri, 29 Sep 1995 02:16:10 +0100
From:          Robert McElwaine (rem5@sawdust.cvfn.org)
Newsgroups:    sci.electronics



                              UN-CHARGED ELECTRONS

               It is PRETTY OBVIOUS, from observation and experiment,
          that static electricity BEHAVES MUCH DIFFERENTLY than current
          electricity.  The real reason for this, according to the
          comprehensive GENERAL UNIFIED Theory of the physical universe
          developed by the late Physicist Dewey B. Larson, is that
          static electrons are charged, while most electrons flowing
          through a wire at low or moderate voltage are UN-CHARGED.

               Static electrons VIGOROUSLY REPEL each other.  If
          current electrons flowing through a wire behaved like that,
          then they would all REPEL each other toward the OUTSIDE of
          the wire and flow ONLY along its OUTER SURFACE.  This would
          make the conductance of a wire proportional to its
          CIRCUMFERENCE.  But the conductance is in fact proportional
          to CROSS-SECTIONAL AREA, indicating that current electrons
          flow throughout the ENTIRE VOLUME of the wire.  "Skin effect"
          shows up ONLY with radio-frequency alternating current, and
          for reasons related to the inductance of the wire (induced
          back-emf at the center of the wire) rather than from any
          charges.  "Skin effect" is essentially ZERO at 0 frequency
          (DC).

               The solution to the mystery of the vacuum tube is that
          electrons on the cathode are GIVEN a charge by the hot
          filament, and then most of them GIVE UP their charge when
          striking the plate, thereby heating it up, the charge being
          converted back to heat.  (The "law" of conservation of charge
          is ERRONEOUS.  Electric charges can be EASILY created or
          destroyed.)

               UN-charged electrons are MASS-LESS.

               Voltage is really a PRESSURE on electrons, which occupy
          space in a wire, and resist compression, like water molecules
          in a pipe.


               Please read the book "THE UNMYSTERIOUS UNIVERSE--An
          Introduction to D. B. Larson's NEW UNIFIED GENERAL THEORY",
          by Ronald W. Satz, 1971, which is an EXCELLENT 80-page
          SUMMARY of Larson's Theory.  Please also read the book
          "NOTHING BUT MOTION", by Dewey B. Larson.

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                                   Robert E. McElwaine
                                   B.S., Physics and Astronomy, UW-EC