The Universal Vibration and Photon Theory: Are All Quanta Made of Energy?

The concept of creation, as commonly imagined, does not exist in the vast expanse of the universe. Everything you observe is a manifestation of some form of energy, which can be thought of as an invisible yet relentless force. This invisible matter, a key to understanding the cosmos, is not created but merely organized and manipulated in various forms.

Introduction to Invisible Matter and Energy

In the grand theory of the universe, the Creator's role is not to create new forms of matter but to arrange and regulate invisible particles. These particles, which never attract each other, possess a certain amount of energy and vibrate. The vibrations are not random but are governed by thermal equilibrium processes within and between different regions. These regions are either expanding due to their hot, 'dark energy' status or contracting as they cool down, a process that is both deterministic and probabilistic.

Thermal Equilibrium and Invisible Particles

The universe is in a constant state of thermal equilibrium, where invisible particles continuously expand and contract based on their temperature. Hot regions expand, contributing to cosmic voids, while cold regions contract, leading to a red-shift quantization. It is posited that there is no net change in the total space of the universe. These expansions and contractions produce potential waves that possess compressive power, originating the fundamental forces, including gravity. These forces supply energy for the local, transitory, negative-entropy evolution. This evolution begins with the formation of visible matter.

Visible Particles and Potential Waves

Visible particles, which are the result of the convergence of these invisible particles, are not simply products of energy but also the result of the interplay between the repulsive and compressive forces of the invisible particles. The repulsive force is proportional to the temperature of the region, while the compressive force is the presence of potential waves from the surrounding invisible matter. These forces determine the behavior of visible particles, making their existence probabilistic and their eventual motion more predictable.

The Role of Photon Emission and Absorption

When vibrating particles are compressed, they turn around each other, creating what we can observe as visible particles. These particles can emit or absorb a photon, the active invisible particle, which is the basic unit of energy. The intensity of these potential waves determines the mass of a particle, and any bystander in the 'field' is pushed toward the object, creating a push force that is not an illusion but a discernible force.

The Apple and Gravity

The phenomenon of an apple being pushed towards the earth by potential waves rather than being attracted to it provides a clearer understanding of fundamental forces. The formation and gathering of ordinary matter to form celestial bodies and cosmic structures, and even the development of living organisms, are localized events in the process of thermal equilibrium between different regions of invisible matter.

Mass and Potential Waves

Mass in this context represents the total force exerted on an object by the universe, determined by the sum of all sorts of energy from its ingredients. The quantization of the energy of an electron is due to its ability to emit or absorb an active invisible particle, which explains the probabilistic behavior of particles. The position of a particle is linked to the reduction of the repulsive and compressive forces, leading to the collapse of the wave function.

The Role of De Broglie-Bohm Theory

The de Broglie-Bohm theory, which links the repulsive and compressive forces to the probabilistic and deterministic nature of particles, further elucidates these forces. The repulsive force prevents electrons from falling onto the nucleus, while the compressive force supplies the energy required for their motion in atomic orbitals. This model explains why atoms cannot be perpetual motion machines, whether quantum or classical.

The Soul and Collective Unconscious

The soul, the invisible part of a human being, is described as the complex qualitative organization of all potential waves and ingredients of the human body. It can communicate with other souls, forming a collective unconscious that might determine a person's fate and, by extension, society's trajectory.

Mass in Different Reference Frames

Mass is not absolute but changes in the presence of potential waves from other objects. It increases only with absolute velocity in the reference frame of invisible matter, resembling how the speed of light remains constant in all inertial frames. This behavior is similar to how air atmosphere behaves, influencing the motion of visible matter.

The Thermal Equilibrium and Infinity

The thermal equilibrium process in the vast universe is analogous to how energy is distributed in a glass of water. Initially, kinetic energy is the dominant form, which then becomes thermal energy. Negative-entropy evolution ensures that low energy regions receive energy more efficiently, leading to the formation of celestial bodies and living organisms. This process culminates in the ultimate state of thermal equilibrium, where no more fundamental forces or ordinary matter exist, and time comes to a standstill.

The Foundation of the Universe

Invisible matter is the foundation for the existence of the universe. It exists at the beginning and the end of the universe's motion. It is the 'unconscious' of the universe, continuously organizing and re-arranging itself to maintain equilibrium.

Scientists have already discovered the law of everything, which is based on the repulsive characteristic of matter. However, much focus is often directed towards gravity, leading to the neglect of this universal law.