Physics: What is Light (Theory of light:- Explanation of the Light Phenomenon)

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Maxwell's electromagnetic wave theory of light says that light is an electromagnetic phenomenon and light is propagated by the perpendicularly oscillating electric and magnetic field. In this article we can see that, an oscillating magnetic field can create an oscillating electric field only in a conductor, and NOT in empty space. The magnetic field is created when charged particles are aligned in a single mode in a material. The article also explains what is light and how is light propagated through the space.

"Light is the modulation of waves on magnetic lines. i.e. Light is oscillating magnetic lines."

* Light is intermittent (photon or quantum) oscillating magnetic lines (oml) moving in space with the velocity of 3 × 10¹⁰cm (186,272 mi) per second. Actually nothing is moving but it is only the line-up of the ether magnetic particles (space matter) and becomes a magnetic line, and this magnetic line oscillating with the frequency of the oscillating electron, which makes the magnetic line.

* The velocity of light refers that the time taken for the line-up of ether magnetic particles up to 3 × 10¹⁰cm in empty space is one second.

* The speed, bending of light near a massive object or refraction of light is depending on the density of the ether magnetic particle medium (the density of space matter). When light passes from a rare medium to a denser medium or vice versa light will be refracted.

* Near a massive object like the Sun, light will be bended (for example, the light coming from distant stars) because of the density of the space matter is greater at the near surface of the Sun than the outer space, and it only is the refraction of light.

* We can calculate the magnitude of bending, if we know the mass of the object (for calculating the gravitational pull that exerted on the space matter) and the space matter-producing rate (quantity of matter that converted into space matter / second in the nuclear reaction process).

Velocity: The velocity of light is independent from a light source (i.e. whether the source is moving or not) and it depends only on the density of space matter medium. It can very much compare with a moving sound source in the air. For example, a sound generated by a moving car. The velocity or the direction of the car never influences the velocity of the sound, and it depends only on the density of the medium (i.e. the velocity of the sound is greater in liquid medium or solid medium than air).

See the article What are electric field, magnetic field and how is radio wave created?

Bending of magnetic lines

"Bending of magnetic lines is caused by the mutual repulsion between the magnetic lines".

A magnetic pole has a very large number of magnetic lines. When these enormous lines coming parallel together, the lines repulse each other (this phenomenon can be duplicated with a number of little iron pieces and a magnet). This mutual repulsion between the 'lines' create an equilibrium state between the magnetic lines and make a possible maximum distance between every of the lines each other. This mutual repulsion between the lines is the reason for the bending of magnetic lines.

Magnetic domains

In a magnetic domain, a group of atoms are bonded together and the outer electrons in that 'atom group' will be aligned in a single way. This alignment of electrons is the reason for the magnetism of that domain. Also, all domains in a permanent magnet are aligned in a single way. (Watch video: Magnetic field http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CYO-JV_Tn3U )

Electron and line-upping of ether magnetic particles (emp) [developing of electric and magnetic field lines]:

"Electron makes ‘line’ at its north pole by the magnetic induction"

Because of the strong magnetic pole of an electron, it attracts emp at its north pole and because of magnetic induction, the emp units will line-up and make a line (a chain of emp).

Light propagation:- How is light propagated?

We see above that, the velocity of light is the velocity of the line-up of 'ether magnetic particles' (i.e. the velocity of the propagation of magnetic lines). When electrons oscillate, the electron's frequency will be modulated on this 'lines' and the wave will be propagated through space.

Magnetic line propagation:- How is the magnetic line propagated?

"Magnetic line is propagated by the propagation of the compressing of space matter units"

One of the major properties of ether magnetic particle is that, they are compressible and de- compressible from their natural volumes (see ether magnetic particle). When they are line-up in a field line (electric or magnetic), the particle's individual volume will be decreased from their natural volumes and get compressed.

Because of the magnetic induction, the line-upping of emp will be propagated through the space. When an emp is attracted by an electron, it will be compressed and the magnetism is transferred to the adjacent emp, and that emp will be also compressed and this process will be continued and the line will be propagated through space with the velocity of light.

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