CBR - Evidence of a 'Liquid' Phase of Aether? Continued from page 36

摘要

1) The closes to aether-1 among habitual substances is Helium. It comes to liquid-like phase approximately under the same temperature. It is possible that superfluid Helium is just aether-1. 2) In order to explain superconductivity we are compelled to adopt some very artificial assumptions. In particular it is connected with Cooper's pairs. There is a basis to believe that aether-1 particles are electrons deprived of their ring rotation and "magnetic winding" [1, §1.5]. Can we suppose that transition to superconductivity just means that ring rotation is suppressed but magnetic winding is conserved in electrons? Such particle without electric charge will move in media without resistance.