"Art Unwin" wrote
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On May 6, 7:05 pm, Cecil Moore wrote:
Art Unwin wrote:
I don't know about waves but my understanding is that all colors come
from the mixing of the three basic colors, or is it four?

That's the RGB standard designed for fooling human
eyes into seeing more than just red, green, and blue.
Photons in nature come in *all* EM frequencies.
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73, Cecil, IEEE, OOTC, http://www.w5dxp.com

Cecil
Seems like this thing called photon is the magic article that created
the big bang.
You attribute everything to the photon but I don't think physics as
got a proper handle on it! Heck, only a few years ago they said a
particle could exist without mass.If a particle emitted from the Sun's
boundary( lepton?) deaccellerated in a particular medium
and broke apart into many electrons, then would not heat or light be
emitted as kinetic energy contained in the particles of different
sizes representing the spectrum
of a particular color with respect to potential energy contained in
the various sized particles? Does your photon come in different sizes,
color and potential energy?
My understanding is that there are about seven leptons that break away
from the Sun's boundary, three of which contains color attributes
along with other flavours which is indicative of temperature and
change in momentum.
I think it is to early to argue about such a subject.

May be it is time to return to the beginning. To the Hertz experiment. See:
(http://people.seas.harvard.edu/~jone...Hertz_exp.html

What and from radiated?
1. Maxwell's waves from the big sparks (the big sparks are in full analogy
to lightning which also radiate radio waves),
2. Electric waves from the two plates (there appear and disappear a huge
charges - electrons are compressible and have mass),
3. Photons
S*