The
Rainbow
Vector interpretation
The rainbow is generated by the interaction between
two electromagnetic (vector) forces, which propagate at the speed of light:
1. Centripetal electromagnetic force - "gravity" ("sandwich
EM. DC").
2. And the electromagnetic spectrum emitted by the sun - light ("sandwich
EM. AC").
The geometry of the interaction of these forces depends on the wavelength
in the optical spectrum, the angle of incidence and the intensity of the
centripetal force.
The angle of incidence determines the duration of the interaction,
having as effects the modification of the propagation directions and the
wavelengths.
The oscillations with propagation in the same direction with the centripetal
force,
receive kinetic energy (the frequency increases).
A oscillation with propagation in opposite direction,
in "collision" with the centripetal EM force, produces pressure
on the oscillation,
partially transforming its kinetic energy into potential energy
(amortization as in the center and at the periphery of the sun).
The damping decreases the frequency of the oscillation depending on the
centripetal force,
which increases towards the center.
The centripetal force continuously produces these interactions with all
electromagnetic waves.
But, interactions are not reflections or refractions,
they are electromagnetic forces (of the energy with vector properties).
The circular rainbow demonstrates that the phenomenon is not produced
in water droplets,
these being the "screen" that highlights the dispersion of oscillations.
The centrifugal force of the EM oscillations emitted by the sun propagates
radially,
as does the centripetal EM force of the earth.
The incidence of these forces has all possible angles, generating characteristic
effects.
The rainbow is just one of the optical effects, but there are other effects,
more or less optical:
The background color of the sky begins with the red of the sunrise,
the clear blue of noon and again the red of the sunset.
At sunrise and sunset, the sun itself shows a larger diameter!
The same interactions disrupt the direction of the centripetal force,
the radial electric potential, producing lightning and the currents of
the atmospheric gas.
All these interactions generate the climate and the biosphere!
Climate is essential for the existence of terrestrial beings and
has four components:
Atmospheric gas; centripetal EM force; atmospheric electricity and sunlight.
The interactions of these components make up the climate of planet earth.
Atmospheric gas is held on the planet's surface by centripetal force.
The centripetal force electrically polarizes the substance, generating
a radial potential.
Light interacts with substance and centripetal force, generating local
heat and pressure.
These interactions spread throughout the atmosphere, in various forms:
Wind; cyclones; sandstorms; etc,
The radial electric potential "having as support" the atmospheric
gas,
through this produces characteristic phenomena:
lightning, fires, earthquakes (in underground gases).
The tall vegetation, the forests, kept the climatic phenomena in balance,
now destroyed by the hands of intelligent beings ...
