Spin: Rotation Orientation
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Chapter 8 will explain male and female charges as an effect of dualistic rotation direction.
Particle spin, as rotation orientation, is one of the effects of rotation direction. It is only revealed by running the particle through a magnetic field.
This is because a magentic field, as explained in Chapter 3, is really a flow of virtual photons mor3
. These virtual photons are columnar in nature and so they corkscrew through other particles. This columnar nature is the reason why Physics calls photons as spin 1 particles.
When a mor3 corkscrews through a particle, it causes that particle to spin. An electron has spin 1/2 and so a magnetic field will cause half of the electrons to go in one direction and the rest to another.
This can be explained classically without any quantum mechanics. In fact, this is what Lorentz and Zeeman assigned as the cause for the Zeeman Effect.
The Big Problem with Quantum Spin
The whole problem with the Physics version began when Wolfgang Pauli discredited classical particle spin by saying that it violates the speed of light because the particle would have to spin or rotate faster than light.
This is one of the dogmas created by Einstein’s Relativity and is why Einstein is such an evil person in the intellectual sense.
We explain that the electron spins within the speed of light because the virtual photons travel slower than the speed of light.
The electron spins within the speed of light
In Physics, this spin is how fast a particle comes back to its original state upon being rotated in space.
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A spin 0 does not change its state when its space changes
- This is a point
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A spin 1 means its state changes as fast as its space changes
- This is a vector
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A spin 2 means its state changes 2x as fast as its change in space (relative to spin 1)
- This is a double vector
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A spin 1/2 “Fermions”
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Media particles have an “integer” spin
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Quantum particles have a “half-integer” spin
Spin | Sample Particle |
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0 | Higgs Boson |
1 | Photon |
2 | Graviton |