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Photons Energy Vision Effect
Photons Energy Vision Effect
Abstract: This study is aims to explain the way how photons energy
distortion human’s vision. Specifically, in this research we examine, if Secondly, reduce the electricity power for one bulb.
we increase distances in any two objects, size of the objects does not
decrease. That is due to the photon’s energy. but in normal vision we
can see the objects are smaller when we increase distance. This concept
is suggested to make the new theory of physics.
Keywords: Light/Photons energy distort human vision
About Photons…
According to changes in the energy of the photons change the Now when you compare the two light bulbs, you can see that
vision. the light bulb with the lower electricity power is behind and the
light bulb with the higher electricity power is keep forward.
Please note that we kept two equal bulbs in same distances.
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Figure 2 image 1
Figure 2 image 2
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Experiment 2 Experiment 3
Fiber Optic Cable Telescope
If you look at a glass cable [1], the number of photons X The telescope center point combined the less energy of photons
entering from side A, exits from side B, together and increases the energy of those photons. Here the
There are no differences in the number of photons X telescope will create the photons which are equal to the energy
of photons beam E2. Therefore, we can see the image which
The energy of the photons is reduced.
equals to the energy of E2 image.
In this regard, we identified 3 different conclusions.
In the laser rays also combine the less energy of
1. When photons move even in same media, the energy photons together and makes more energy light
of photons is reduced. stream.
In microscope may reduce the energy of photons and
2. The energy entering inside A has high power relatively do the observation.
to side B energy. In that through when we consider the
angle, we can see the image is smaller.
Hide Image From Vision (HIFV)
In the universe there are many objects that cannot see in human
vision (Example: Super black holes …). In the Earth also there
are many objects that cannot see human grasp. (Example:
Photons, atoms ...)
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EPR = ha
Figure 4 HIFV black hole method
Additional – A
The image between the two
mirrors makes small and Experiment 4
pushes backwards as the
photons move from air to
glass and glass to air,
causing the photons to
energy break down rapidly
due to the change in
medium.
Figure 5 two mirrors vision
But really the image does not make small. What happened is Experiment 4 Figure 1 two pencils in water glasses
energy of photons may depreciate and make image as
distortion. Take two glasses and two pencils of equal size. Fill one glass
with water and dip the pencil into each glass. When you look at
Point 1: Some places in the universe and on earth we cannot two glasses at the same distance, you notice that the pencil with
water is slightly larger than the other pencil. Note that the
explain. Due on the natural causes, the reason is photon energy
distances we looked at the glasses are the same and that the
increases and decreases the resulting in distorted of human photon levels in each glass are the same.
vision. So why is the pencil with water larger than the other pencil?
This is because the pencil in the water glass emits more
EPR = ha energetic photons than the other glasses. So we can see that the
pencil in the glass of water is larger than the other pencils. At
this point our eyesight is called distortion
Conclusion
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2) A light ray enters the lens and bends at an angle equal to the
photon energy. But light rays do not bend relative to distance.
Red light can always be seen at a distance and blue light can
always be seen up close. We see that event through the lens.
Additional – B
Light rays or photons are moves on parallel. It’s shown in below Figure 11 many light sources
Figure (9) . It spreads through every angle at which the object
is exposed.
Experiment 5
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Acknowledgments:
References:
Special Thanks
Rumain Sandrika Fernando, B.Sc in Financial Management (Sp.)
University of Sabaragamuwa Sri Lanka , P.G Diploma in Financial
mathematics, University of Moratuwa Sri Lanka.
Email: rumainfernando@gmail.com
Table 1 Summary
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