Suspended Electrons: A Quantum–Gravitational Hypothesis on Atmospheric Charge Formation Around Earth: A Conceptual Framework: [version:1] by Mohendra Dey (April 2025)
Year: 2025
Type: other
Abstract: This paper presents an original theoretical hypothesis proposing the existence of a naturally suspended electron layer in Earth’s atmosphere. Unlike conventional models that rely on solar wind or magnetic trapping, this hypothesis suggests that photoelectric emissions from Earth’s surface—triggered by solar ultraviolet radiation—eject electrons that lack the escape velocity to leave Earth’s gravitational field. As a result, these electrons accumulate in a suspended region above the surface, forming a stable electron-rich zone. The heavier, positively charged remnants remain bound to the Earth's surface, creating a vertical charge separation that contributes to Earth’s fair-weather electric field (~100 V/m). This theory offers a unified perspective that links quantum physics (photoelectric effect), gravitational confinement, and atmospheric electricity. The hypothesis is entirely conceptual and based on established physical principles such as Einstein’s photoelectric effect and Newtonian gravity. While the idea lacks direct experimental confirmation at this time, it opens pathways for future research in atmospheric physics, quantum gravity, and electromagnetic field dynamics. It's not the complete version of this.. the complete version will be publish soon by me in ZENODO.. Author: Mohendra Dey Date: April 2025 Email: [email protected] Copyright © 2025. All rights reserved.
Author: Dey, Mohendra
Language: English
Subfield: Astronomy and Astrophysics
Field: Physics and Astronomy
Domain: Physical Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W6930719744
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