Cliquez ici pour la version française |
 |
Interstellar
space designated by the term ether is not empty and uniformly occupies an
infinite space. The ether comprises two separate particles which are infinitely
small as compared with the size of an electron: one called (+m) with positive
mass and the other called (-m) with negative mass. This latter also has a
potential energy e0.
The number of (+m) is equal to the number of (-m) so that the mass of the ether is therefore nil, but not its energy. It is also these elementary masses which constitute matter as we know it. These assumptions can propose models for stable elements such as the graviton, electron and photon.
|
