The graphic above illustrates destructive wave form interference (the green arrow) and constructive wave form combination (purple).




Here we see two wave forms acting in opposition to one another, as the trough of one coincides with the peak of the other and the resulting wave form is shown in the purple box. The result is nothing. The two wave forms have interfered with each other and canceled each other out.




On the left we see the waveform for the gravitational field, at the top, and on the bottom left we see the waveform for the quantum energy field (the inertial field of the mass that will prevent the g force from pushing the body once it is sitting on the surface). On the right we see the result of the interference created by these two waveforms. The change in that quantum field strength is so tiny you can hardly notice it. It just received a small beard trim. It might not seem like much, hardly important, but when you consider that an atom is a creation of perfect entropy and restful balanced bliss, even such a small disturbance in the quantum field strength could leave enough room left over for an atom to get busy instead of being very restful, like a well balanced atom should.





Here we see an atom that has been going gambling again and playing dice. Apparently that atom ate a photon, because it seemed like a good idea at the time. In this way that atom could top off its slightly lowered entropy. However, what with all the chaos going on in the neighborhood, with atoms eating photons and not staying in entropy, this atom now has a case of indigestion and feels the sudden, urge to burp. This burping would be a random occurrence. If everything worked out right that atom would like to keep that photon forever and thus remain in perfect entropy with its field topped off with that little bit of extra energy, but things being so chaotic in the neighborhood, some random events that occurred all over the place and could never be tracked down have caused that atom to become overly energetic and feel the need to burp. Now the atom could leak energy until it was all gone, but the field around that atom is already full of energy and doesn't want anymore. In fact it was that field oscillation that caused the atom to feel a need to burp in the first place, because of the increase in atom momentum caused by that upward fluctuation in field intensity. Therefore that atom will have to generate enough force to expel that burp, perhaps just one more fluctuation in that field intensity might do it, and the atom will become stronger than the surrounding field. Of course that energy will have to come out in the form of a quanta, because the field did not want it, and so an atom could not just leak energy gradually, but was forced to burp out a quanta. This would have been something an atom ate earlier, because an atom really does not have a lot of spare energy to be burping into some field, being by nature, a creation of pure, pure entropy, under ideal circumstances.





I am convinced that something is disturbing the entropy of those atoms, and this has caused me to generate the following thought experiment. On the left is one of those glow in the dark toys. On the top we show the waveform of gravity. On the bottom we show an interference pattern. Since the gravity field appears to be a magnetostatic field, this would be some kind of opposing magnetostatic field designed to cancel out that little bit of gravity.

Now glow in the dark toys glow because the atoms were eating photons when they were out in the sun. These atoms then enter into a quasi stable state, where burping up a green photon is ‘forbidden', thus causing those atoms to hang onto those green photons. Nevertheless, if an atom is disturbed by random events, this can cause an atom to burp up a green photon, even if it is forbidden to do so, because apparently when something else comes along that is even more forbidden that takes priority.

If we were to restore an atom to entropy, by canceling that little bit of gravity, would the result be that all the atoms would release all those green photons, all at once, instead of randomly over a period of time. Or would the glow in the dark toy go dark, and become a solar battery.

One of the reasons we do not have a good solar cell/battery today is because atoms are so badly behaved that even quantum physicists have a very hard time getting atoms to cooperate with any plan. I believe that quantum physicists accept bad behavior as being natural atom behavior, while I believe that the opposite is true, for atoms, by nature, should be in a state of very balanced restful entropy, and therefore since nature does not seem to be the problem, badly behaved atoms must be a product of the environment. Therefore getting atoms to behave becomes a matter of nurture, not nature. Getting rid of gravity should be one of those ways to nurture an atom.

There are other things around that could disturb an atom, such as the fact that the field is a gradient, and the momentum is relative, but I have a hunch that placing atoms in a true zero G environment would result in a lot less gambling and dice rolling and eating and throwing up, thus causing atoms to become much better behaved, saving that bad behavior for special occasions when a badly behaved atom might be something someone would want.