More Evidence for Field X

A Very Speculative Theory of Multiversal Field Energy

Abstract

This speculative paper originates from a deceptively simple question: how do photons make up a radio wave? In analyzing how low-frequency photons (such as those at 1 MHz) manifest energy and structure, we were led to consider whether reality itself is built up from a deeper, discrete field—one that acts like a form of pulse code modulation (PCM). This led to a reinterpretation of Planck's constant as a derived quantity from an underlying, faster-than-light oscillating field, here referred to as Field X. As the implications of such a field grew, a multiversal model emerged, in which Field X is energized by vacuum tension between multiple universes. The analogy of a capacitor became central: our universe is one plate, the multiverse another, and Field X is the energetic field that exists in between.

1. Introduction: From Radio Waves to Planck Energy

Radio photons at low frequencies, such as 1 MHz, carry extremely small amounts of energy: \[ E = hf = (6.626 \times 10^{-34}) \cdot (1 \times 10^6) = 6.626 \times 10^{-28} \text{ J} \] These low-energy quanta raise difficult conceptual questions. How can such minuscule energy packets represent an actual particle-like excitation? Do they exist discretely, or are they an emergent phenomenon from many sub-processes?

This led us to consider whether these low-frequency waves are constructed from high-frequency substructures, much like how analog signals are reconstructed from digital samples in PCM. From this analogy, we consider the existence of a sampling field operating at the Planck scale: \[ f_P = \frac{1}{t_P} \approx 1.855 \times 10^{43} \text{ Hz} \]

2. Reinterpreting Planck's Constant

Instead of treating Planck's constant \( h \) as fundamental, we consider it to be the product of Field X energy per tick \( E_X \) and its frequency: \[ h = \frac{E_X}{f_P} \quad \Rightarrow \quad E_X = h f_P \approx 1.23 \times 10^{10} \text{ J} \] This redefinition frames \( h \) not as a mystery but as a derived quantity, suggesting that our reality is built up from countless Planck-scale energy injections.

3. Propagation, Dimensions, and Time Dilation

In special relativity, the Lorentz gamma factor \( \gamma = \frac{1}{\sqrt{1 - v^2/c^2}} \) implies that time dilation is a rotation in spacetime geometry. This suggests that a field propagating faster than light may be orthogonal to time and space—existing in a hidden or imaginary dimension. Field X could operate in this axis, modulating the observable universe without propagating through spacetime in the conventional sense.

4. Field X and the Multiversal Capacitor

Drawing from the analogy of a capacitor, we propose that our universe and adjacent realities in the multiverse act like charged plates, and Field X is the energetic field existing between them. This field mediates energy not by creation but by structured modulation. Its tension is the source of the apparent energy within our universe.

5. Thought Experiment

Assume a field operating at \( f_P \), with energy per cycle \( E_X \). Now suppose a radio photon at 1 MHz is built up from \( f_P/f = 10^{37} \) discrete energy steps. This implies each radio photon is a structured accumulation of underlying modulations, much like PCM samples reconstructing a sine wave. As such, reality may be assembled from Field X phase modulations projected into spacetime.

6. Related Work

• Stephen Wolfram's Physics Project explores a discrete computational substrate to spacetime.
• Carlo Rovelli and Lee Smolin have proposed relational and loop quantum models that resonate with field emergence from underlying structure.
• Arvin Ash discusses how particles may emerge from fields, often referencing vacuum energy and field quantization limits.

7. Conclusion

The investigation of radio photons led us to a reevaluation of what constitutes a quantum of energy. When viewed through the lens of PCM and Planck-scale sampling, we are compelled to imagine an ultra-fast, ultra-energetic field—Field X—that builds the structure of spacetime and particles. If such a field exists, its origin may lie not within the universe, but between universes. The multiverse, in this view, is not a backdrop but an active participant in the construction of reality.