What's been proposed by Blacklight Power is only a small modification to quantum mechanics theory that's taught in a Physics class at a four year university. The whole business about orbitals is a cornerstone to quantum mechanics principle, and its far from nonsense. What was your original purpose of posting the link to the Blacklight Power website and writing, "Discuss"?

Actually I was interested in reading others' input on the subject. But that in itself doesn't preclude being able to have a little fun at the same time. If everything was black and white there wouldn't be room for exploration, and a few of us recognize exploration, pushing boundaries, etc. as where the real fun and 'growth' in life is.

Anyway, the link was sent to me and I thought it provocative enough to post here. Typically, anything so earth-shattering would have appeared in the mainstream long ago, that's the root of my hesitancy to climb on board. Discussion, among scholars and the 'not-so scholarly' can sometimes cause a spark. Discussion and publication is what 'sparked' a somewhat regular guy named Henry into building a few million automobiles...

Yeah..:D I just bet you are. :D :D

So... we should also see monochromatic congruent photons (from lasers) in nature, too?

I'm not a professional scientist, but whether they are found in nature or not doesn't seem to prove anything.
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That's a good point.

Well shut my mouth and call me Spanky. I spoke too soon.

It seems there really are lasers in nature. Eta Carinae emits ultraviolet laser light.

Okay, I guess I'll believe anything, now. :D

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