Howdy Jones, You don't miss much, do you?
Ever wonder how UV plays a role in the sun's productive release of light
energy.. well.. err.. heat.. err.. radiance.. err. Whay do you suppose that
is eminated by the sun? A prepetual motion machine on the order of a "Rube
Goldberg".. or.... hmmm. Could we be examining UV releases when UV may be "
the transition medium" ? not released but producing an "intermediary" that
acts as a catylist?
Else, why would SL bubble produce light radiation in the UV range.. it
really shouldn't, you know. Why not gamma since the bubble temperature can
be measured up past 10k F. UV should be a "coolant".
Richard
Jones wrote,
Without question one can convert mechanical vibration
into surprising amounts of light, including UV and
even EUV. That is a real anomaly that science has
never been explained adequately.