The electric force can be explained entirely in terms of zero-point neutrinos. All that’s required is to give the neutrino the ability to carry a footprint of whatever charged particle it has most recently interacted with.
When a neutrino hits a hook covered quantum, its hoops get drawn out. The neutrino gets a small charge which it carries with it back into space. A neutrino that hits a hoop covered quantum will return to space with its hooks drawn out.
The space around a positive particle is in this way filled with neutrinos with their hoops drawn out. The space around a negative particle is full of neutrinos with hooks drawn out.
When charged neutrinos hit other charged neutrinos we get one of two types of collisions:
- If the neutrinos carry different charges, we get collisions that eject them from the field between the two charged surfaces. We get a low pressure in the aether.
- If the neutrinos carry the same charge, we get collisions that keep them in the field between the two charged surfaces, allowing more neutrinos to enter. We get a high pressure in the aether.
Low and high pressure regions are thus created in the aether by charged surfaces.
This explains why opposite charges attract while same charge repel.
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