

Weiping Yu
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@RealDrYu
Physicist | Founder of Uon Theory | NASA Crew Spacecraft Subsystem Manager



You are repeating a century-old interpretive mistake from the Crookes cathode-ray experiment. The Uon Theory interpretation is fundamentally different: 1. No discrete “negative electrons” are ejected and flying ballistically across the tube. Electricity is not a stream of particles—it is the oscillatory wave propagation of magnetic particles within a conducting medium. 2. The visible beam is not composed of free particles. It consists of ionized or magnetically aligned gas molecules already present in the tube, forming a coherent magnetic beam that traces a field-organized path. The glow marks excitation of the medium induced by the applied voltage. 3. The electrodes establish opposite magnetic polarity, organizing the intervening medium into a coherent dipolar chain. 4. When a magnet approaches, the interaction is magnetic-to-magnetic. A pre-aligned magnetic structure is deflected by the external magnetic field. No monopolar charge is required. To understand the flaw in your interpretation, two assumptions must be re-examined: (a) The “negatively charged electron” as a structureless monopole does not—and cannot—exist. This is the foundational error in physics. (b) Electricity is not electron flow; it is magnetic oscillation within a structured medium. The experiment was real. The interpretation was not inevitable.


I think one of the more important statements I make in my books is: "That which is emitted by electrons cannot directly affect that which is emitted by electrons." Light and magnetism are both generated by electrons. Therefore, light and magnetism cannot directly affect each other. A magnetic field cannot deflect or bend a beam/ ray of light. Magnets do not affect lasers and vice versa. Here is an example with a Crookes Tube and a magnet. In the high voltage Crookes Tube experiment, there are literal physical electron particles flowing from the left side to the right side in the tube. Everyone can clearly see the beam bending when a magnet approaches right? Yes. But is the beam "made of" light? No. Illusions of observation. Magnetism = A Electrons = B Light = C A does not directly affect C. A affects B. B is glowing. B moves in an arc. The glow around the beam of charged particles is unaffected by the magnetic fields. The beam itself is made of charged particles flowing from one end of the tube to the other. From the left side of the screen to the right side. Trying to directly link A with C is erroneous. The magnetism affects the path of the charged particles. The charged particles glow and flow in an arc. Therefore, you see the path of the charged particles trace an arc. But the light itself is not "bent" whatsoever. The same applies to the electrons in a solar/ plasma atmosphere being affected by the gravitational potential gradient of a body. People confuse refraction, a mean-free path and least-time path with non-existent "gravitational lensing." And people confuse a lot more for gravity allegedly directly affecting light. But there is an alternative explanation for the same empirical evidence and data and observations attributed to the General Theory of Relativity. In my original model (and heretical view)... gravity is also emitted/ generated by electrons. But specifically electron pairs decoupling and dropping energy levels. Just as photons are emitted/generated by single electrons as a consequence of dropping energy levels. And since gravity is emitted by electrons... gravity does Not and cannot affect light whatsoever! Some of the most involved conversations I have on the internet involve the fallacy of gravity affecting light. (Despite the solar eclipse claims and alleged light bending from distant galaxies.) I address all of that in my books. Magnetism does Not affect light or vice versa. Magnetism affects electrons. Electrons then affect light and vice versa. Gravity does not affect light or vice versa. Gravity affects electrons. Electrons then affect light and vice versa. Magnetism does not affect gravity or vice versa. There is not one example in all of astrophysics of light directly affecting gravity. If gravity affects light through space-time curvature... then light should affect gravity by the same rules. But they don't. Because space-time is not real. x.com/TheRealVerbz/s… And every instance of alleged gravitational lensing or gravitational redshift can be explained without invoking a non-existent space-time medium or luminiferous aether medium. The Rebirth of Classical Physics: Time, Light & Gravity @verbz/the-rebirth-of-classic-physics-light-time-and-gravity-jason-verbelli" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">steemit.com/science/@verbz…
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@elonmusk Understand this chart, and you’ll understand the nature of the universe: the first two points expose flaws in physics, and the last reveals the one true fundamental particle — the magnetic Uon, which forms all matter, forces, and energy.







