And here is one that requires some sort of proof, since it is in opposition to the extremely well tested law of conservation of energy. What I see is hand waving and positive statements, rather than any kind of proof. There is not even any kind of erroneous math given.
why would erroneous math be needed , its just a simple math problem , why fake it.
where
ET = energy of electron transition between energy levels
EPH1 = the energy of the photon that is absorbed
EPH2 = the energy of the photon that is emitted
EPR = the energy of the proton
ET = (EPH1 + EPR) - (EPH2 + EPR)
ET = 0
since the electron does transit between energy levels
and since any motion requires energy according to the laws of physics.
ET cannot be represented as zero in the above because that does not allow for energy conservation.
the above is what science currently say's happens.
which is against physics laws.
you cant have both and have a stable foundation.
so the correct equation would be
where
ET = energy of electron transition between energy levels
EPH1 = the energy of the photon that is absorbed
EPH2 = the energy of the photon that is emitted
EPR = the energy of the proton
eTE1 = electron transition energy 1 ( to E1)
eTE2 = electron transition energy 2 ( to EO)
substituting the below values for ease of use.
eTE1 = .0001 J
eTE2 = .0001 J
EPR = .1 J
EPH1 = .01 J
EPH2 = .01 J
ET = (((EPH1 + EPR) - eTE1) - EPR) + (((EPH2 + EPR) - eTE2)- EPR)
ET = .0198 J
since the electron transition energy is determined above this allows for determining the energy of the emitted photon as the atom will assume its previous state.
EPH2 = ET - EPH1
EPH2 = .0098 J
so a loss of .0002 J has been accounted for and energy was conserved.
we all know that light causes an atom to get excited.
this causes heat , that heat is then transferred to the surroundings , using what physics say's about the energy
emitted by a atom when it emits a photon would result in the following occurrence.
the sun would strike a atom then the atom emits a photon with the same exact charge then that photon would hit another atom and another and another and there would be a constant build up of heat in our atmosphere and in a short while we would have all been toasted.
it would be a never ending chain reaction.
thankfully science is wrong about this.
