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16 years 1 week ago #15006
by Leo Vuyk
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Dear Stoat,
I am very curious and send you my email number. Leo.
I am very curious and send you my email number. Leo.
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16 years 1 week ago #20281
by Leo Vuyk
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Thank you very much Stoat for your video, see below:
Rigid Electron and Positron particle PROPELLERS with dual rotation and video camera in vertical motion. The colliding oscillating Higgs particles and the resulting gluons-photons are not shown. see also:
bigbang-entanglement.blogspot.com/2007/01/introduction.html
Video author: Stoat: Bob Turner (UK)
Rigid Electron and Positron particle PROPELLERS with dual rotation and video camera in vertical motion. The colliding oscillating Higgs particles and the resulting gluons-photons are not shown. see also:
bigbang-entanglement.blogspot.com/2007/01/introduction.html
Video author: Stoat: Bob Turner (UK)
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16 years 1 week ago #23432
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A more direct hit for the video will be:
bigbang-entanglement.blogspot.com/
bigbang-entanglement.blogspot.com/
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16 years 1 week ago #23433
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Fermions are highspeed Higgs cutting machines.
It is not too hard to imagine that such Fermion propellers are propelled by colliding ringshaped oscillating Higgs particles oscillating inside the superdense Higgs vacuum lattice.
It is assumed that after each collision, the Higgs particle is transformed into one Gluon or Photon.
What the shape of the resulting Gliuon Photon will be is dependent of the collision angle with the Fermion and the relative speed differences.(such as for x-ray production inside electron synchrotrons).
It is not too hard to imagine that such Fermion propellers are propelled by colliding ringshaped oscillating Higgs particles oscillating inside the superdense Higgs vacuum lattice.
It is assumed that after each collision, the Higgs particle is transformed into one Gluon or Photon.
What the shape of the resulting Gliuon Photon will be is dependent of the collision angle with the Fermion and the relative speed differences.(such as for x-ray production inside electron synchrotrons).
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