| Thinking in terms of the Photonic Theory of Mass, normal everyday elements are
formed when neutrons and protons combine by sharing the electromagnetic
attraction at the surface of the proton's outer shell and the protons
next to outer shell. Protons might also combine by sharing their innermost and next to innermost shells.
The resulting molecules would then occupy much less space than normally
bound molecules. Mass per unit volume would be much greater than normal.
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| The image below shows the normal mass binding mechanism. The circles
represent photons trapped in resonant patterns that form three shells for
protons, and four shells for neutrons. A neutron is simply a proton with an
extra outer shell. Normal binding of atoms results from the electromagnetic attraction of the two outer shells of protons. The outer shells of protons may merge through the outer shells of other protons when they are pushed together hard enough and for a long enough time so that the changing phase between the two shells becomes favorable for merging. Once merged, the opposing force is reduced by the angle of incidence of the crossing shells. |
