Wave-Particle Duality and Double Slit Experiment

Electromagnetic particles are made up of 3 aether particles.

These are arranged in a photon in a line.

Short Wavelengths have their aether spaced closer.

Light acts as a wave when traveling freely.

It becomes a particle whenever it hits something. We see this as flickering.

In the double slit experiment, this creates the particle pattern.

Physics strangely interprets the double slit experiment as the act of “measuring” or “observing” a photon makes it collapse from a wave into a particle.

This then logically leads to crackpot ideas like consciousness being the cause of the collapse.

But the blame should be put on physicists who use the words “measure” and “observe” in the first place. This is because “measure” and “observe” are human actions, and not mechanical ones.

We fix this by rewriting it as “quantum waves collapse into particles whenever they hit something”.

Cartesian-Spinoza Physics explains that photons are flat 2-dimensional particles, like dashes.

They act like a coherent straight line when they travel freely in space.

But when they hit something, they split into particles. This is seen as flickering.

When applied to the double-slit experiment, this disrupts the wave pattern and changes it into a particle pattern.