Radiant Pressure Model of Remote Forces

Surfing The Radiant Sea

RADIANT PRESSURE MODEL OF REMOTE FORCES (c)

Author: Stanley V. Byers, Collaborator: Michael D. Byers
Copyright (c)1995

            All forces that act through a distance are attributed to cosmic
        radiant pressure and shadowing by matter. All matter exists as interference 
        patterns in the Inertial radiant frequencies of space. A surface gravity 
        and/or radiant pressure limit are shown to exist when the radiant flow is 
        totally shielded by large planets.  The prime cause for the inverse square 
        law is shown to be a natural result of shadowing geometry with distance.
        Data and graphs are presented indicating the gravitational shadowing for 
        our Solar system planets.

            A model of inertia is given where inertia is a result of unbalanced
        radiation absorption during acceleration.  The unbalance is ascribed to a
        combination of the  Doppler effect and the quantum nature of photons.

            With a systems model for the cause of remote forces, various
        experiments to achieve artificial interaction become self evident. 
        A multitude of combinations of the electrostatic, magnetic and inertial 
        forces may be tried, with the objective of shielding or focusing the 
        radiation to modify the local effects of gravity and inertia upon an object.

MODEL FEATURES

Inertial non electromagnetic non particulate radiation pervades all space and matter.
This primordial radiation is designated Inertial radiation in this model.
All matter exists as interference patterns or deformations in the Inertial radiant frequencies of space.
Inertial radiant flow and shadowing cause all remote forces.
Inverse distance squared formulas remain unchanged.
Inverse distance squared is applicable for shadow area and shadow density.
Gravitational shadowing shows a limit and topical variations.
Gravity shows total shielding on large planets only.
Radiation manifests an Inertial and EM spectrum.
Nuclear shielding occurs for all nuclei.
Nuclear shielding replaces mass conversion.
Electrons and ions interact with the EM spectrum and the Inertial spectrum.
Inertia is due to the Doppler effect and photon characteristics.
Electricity may demonstrate an absolute zero (+), similar to the heat system.
Magnetic lines are a form of matter.
Molar heat capacity supports the heat shell model of heat.

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Planet Surface Gravity and Densare FIG. 1

Matter from Radiation Rev.6/2000

Gravitational Shadowing FIG. 2

Main Paper in .txt Text

Mars Gravity Map FIG. 3

Gravity Perturbations via Eclipse; Saxl and Allen

Stepped Mass Loss FIG. 4

Moon Gravity Map NASA
Note Matching Hemispherical Features

RF Energy via Ionosphere

Ionospheric RF Energy Reflections

Stimulated RF Energy Emission

Ionospheric RF Energy Spectrum WF Graph

Stimulated EM Energy INDEX

Swedish Institute S.P. Ionospheric Stimulated EM Emission


                  RADIANT PRESSURE MODEL OF REMOTE FORCES
        
                           Author:       Stanley V. Byers
                           Collaborator: Michael D. Byers    
        
                       TABLE OF CONTENTS                       1
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             ABSTRACT                                          2
                  RADIANT PRESSURE MODEL OF REMOTE FORCES      2
                  MODEL FEATURES                               2
             INERTIAL RADIANT FORCE SYSTEM                     3
             INERTIAL RADIANT SPACE AND MATTER                 3
             INVERSE SQUARE LAW                                4
        
             TOTAL SHIELDING AND WEIGHT LOSS                   5
                  FIGURE 1  DENSARE GRAPH                      6
                  PLANET WEIGHT vs PROJECTED AREA  Table 1     7
             DENSARE CONSTANT                                  9
             SURFACE GRAVITY LIMIT                             10
             RADIANT PRESSURE LIMIT EXCEPTIONS                 11
                  SURFACE GRAVITY vs DENSARE  Table 2          12
             TOTAL SHIELDING PATH LENGTH                       13
                  FIG. 2  GRAVITATIONAL RADIATION SHADOWING    15
                  TABLE 3   EARTH SHADOW CHARACTERISTIC        16
             TOPOGRAPHICAL GRAVITY VARIATION                   17
                  Fig.3  MARS GRAVITY MAP                      18
             TIDAL ACTION ANOMALY                              19
             SUMMARY OF EVIDENCE                               20
        
             INERTIAL RADIATION SPECTRA vs. ENERGY              21
             WAVE MODEL OF MATTER                              23
             THE ELECTRON                                      25
             HEAT SHELLS                                       26
             ELECTRONS vs. HEAT SHELLS                          27
             RADIOACTIVITY                                     29
             GRAVITATIONAL SHIELDING IN THE NUCLEUS            30
                  FIGURE 4  STEPPED MASS LOSS GRAPH            31
             SHIELDING vs. MASS CONVERSION                      32
        
             INERTIA                                           35
             INERTIAL MASS SHIELDING                           36 
             MOTION                                            38
        
             MAGNETISM AS RADIANT WHIRLPOOLS                   39
             NATURAL INTERACTION                               40
             ARTIFICIAL INTERACTION                            41
        
                       APPENDIX                 A1-A7          43
             Planet Parameters (1)    Table 4   A1             43
             Planet Parameters (2)    Table 5   A2             44
             Calculations: Black Shadow Path Length A3-A7      45
                  Definitions                                  46
             References                                        50
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Radiant Pressure Model of Remote Forces

Surfing The Radiant Sea

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