ARGUMENT 0704-04

PRECEDENTS

CURRENT PARADIGM: The antielectron is the antiparticle or the antimatter counterpart of the electron. The antielectron has a positive electric charge, a spin of 1/2, and has the same mass as an electron. (Wikipedia - 15 Dec 2016)

PARAMETERS

Consider an electron.

Consider that an electron is surrounded by its electrosphere.

Consider that an electrosphere has a vector.

Consider that the electrosphere vectors from the electron's northpole to its southpole.

Consider that the electron is within the gravitonosphere of a larger object.

Consider that gravitonospheres consist of gravitonstreams.

Consider that a gravitonstream has a vector.

Consider that an electron has a default alignment.

Consider that the default alignment is with the northpole facing the oncoming gravitonstream.

Consider that an electron is by convention negatively charged.

Consider that an antielectron is by convention positively charged.

REASONING

Because the electrosphere has a vector, it is in conflict with the vector of the surrounding gravitonstream.

Because the electrosphere is in conflict with the surrounding gravitonstream it will adopt the orientation of least conflict.

The orientation of least conflict is the default alignment.

When the electrosphere has adopted the default alignment, the particle is a negatively charged electron.

When the electrosphere has not yet adopted the default alignment, the particle is a positively charged antielectron.

CONCLUSION

That the electrosphere of an antielectron is unaligned with the vector of the surrounding gravitonstream.

An isolated electron is indistinguishable from an isolated antielectron for the very good reason that there is no structural difference between them. What is different is their orientation to the gravitonstream through which they are moving. All electron-structured particles automatically align themselves with the vector of the surrounding gravitonstream but this is not an instant process and while the realignment is underway the particle is an antielectron.

Gravitonstreams are everywhere in the Universe. They are the gravitonospheres and gravitonoceans that surround solidbonded gravitoncores. They are the darkmatter that infuses and surrounds galaxies. They are the darkenergy that infuses and surrounds the Universe. It is because electrons automatically align themselves with the vector of the gravitonstream they are within, that there are so few enduring antielectrons to be found. It is also why it is so difficult and expensive to capture antielectrons and keep them for later use (although knowing exactly what antielectrons are may make this easier and cheaper in the future).

PARTS

Part 0704 - Electron Mechanics

ARGUMENT 0704-04