One electron — bin there, done that!

 

By 

 

Gene Fredericks

 

Part of…

 

 

https://interestingengineering.com/science/could-every-electron-in-the-universe-be-the-same-one

 

The one-electron theory posits that there is only one electron traverse back and forth in time. 

 

I propose that the one electron (call it a unitron) does not need to go back and forth in time, just space.  It alone travels at a near infinite speed, so it can traverse the entire universe in an instant *(10 to the 78)* minus the time it takes to move next to itself. If it were constrained to the speed of light, scientific calculations say it would take 460 septillion years to traverse the known universe. *see link*

 

Yet, if the unitron travels at an infinite speed, then it is already there and everywhere.   If it travels the current universe, it needs no time, just space.   If, however, it is adding to the universe as it travels, then it will take a bit longer. 

 

The unitron goes back in space to a time, not back in time to a space. 

Each next trip, the expanding space is visited in an instant, and a new accretion is added to the universe, as though new space has been added everywhere.

 

To do this, the electron needs to ignore the speed of light.  All in its wake are left to travel slower; these are the electrons with mass and charge.  As the unitron visits and revisits, it changes things a bit and keeps it all moving, much like a plate juggler spinning up plates as they slow. 

 

In its perpetual wake are all of the derivative things in the universe, the formation of atoms, the coalescing of matter, and on and on.  Yet with each nearly instant pass, it provides some “influence” direction and substance so the universe expands, morphs, and grows, much like the replication of cells from the marriage of sperm and egg, or seeds of any kind as they grow to fruition. New worlds form, expand, and die in all directions, large and small, cosmically and sub-atomically.

 

The unitron is the core of every entity, large and small, each on its own to run its course, yet influenced at every instant.  As the unitron traverses back and forth, changing charge and direction, it produces what is needed to hold things together and to tear them apart. Like an expanding lattice work. 

 

In the beginning, the unitron moved ubiquitously, and each new location replicated the movement. So in effect, the unitron is moving back and forth simultaneously yet harmoniously, like an electron and a positron pair, in space, not time.

 

Each locations filled with cloned remnants of the unitron, almost like seeds, and it can move, so in effect each location becomes the start of the next one in all directions.

One becomes many with each being the same.  It may seem paradoxical. Yet this unitron, which has no mass like a photon, can seemingly be everywhere cause it is.