The Red Shift in Electrons and Excess Mass

ORAL

Abstract

If one where to imagine standing on a nucleus of an Atom, and looking at the orbital of an electron. Imagine the Electron as a standing wave as in the DeBroglie Atom. If you look to either Horizon, the wavelength lengthens as if it where Redshifted, due to the fact that it is normal to a curved surface (in the simple case it is normal to a circle). The surface has to be a space time surface with time normal to every point of space, so the Redshift is not just imagined, but has to be there. The time normal to the observer on the nucleus is not the time normal at the Horizon. Every now and then an Electron tunnels directly through the nucleus. The observer on the nucleus would see an electron with the opposite time normal appear. What is the meaning of this? Using the Schroedinger equation, this electron would have the wrong mass, when it appears. This orbital would cause the Nucleus to vibrate slightly and the atom would be radioactive. This author believes he has found a new explaination for ``Excess Mass'' that may be tied to the Red-Shift, or the lack of Red-Shift in the radioactive nucleus.

Authors

  • Richard Kriske

    University of Minnesota