3 flows in a circuit
Hi Sephiroth,
Everything you're asking about is in this book:
Energetic Science Ministries Online Store
There are 3 flows in a circuit.
1. Positive "Heaviside flow" going from pos terminal of source battery over the wire towards the negative terminal of the same battery.
2. Negative anti-photon potential going from neg terminal of source battery over the wire towards the positive terminal of the same battery.
3. Electrons that are induced into movement when the positive Heaviside flow moving over the wire is diverged into the copper atoms causing an electron in the 3rd electron field of a copper atom to jump orbit to the next atom and the next and the next moving TOWARDS the positive terminal. This happens if the loop is closed long enough. With current the electron flow is a few inches per hour.
The positive potential flow and the negative potential flow both act like a gas under pressure and each one has opposite charges. In some models, the "aether" is and/or composed of neutral particles.
Hi Sephiroth,
Everything you're asking about is in this book:
Energetic Science Ministries Online Store
There are 3 flows in a circuit.
1. Positive "Heaviside flow" going from pos terminal of source battery over the wire towards the negative terminal of the same battery.
2. Negative anti-photon potential going from neg terminal of source battery over the wire towards the positive terminal of the same battery.
3. Electrons that are induced into movement when the positive Heaviside flow moving over the wire is diverged into the copper atoms causing an electron in the 3rd electron field of a copper atom to jump orbit to the next atom and the next and the next moving TOWARDS the positive terminal. This happens if the loop is closed long enough. With current the electron flow is a few inches per hour.
The positive potential flow and the negative potential flow both act like a gas under pressure and each one has opposite charges. In some models, the "aether" is and/or composed of neutral particles.
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