RESONANCE THEORY: PART VII: What Is Spin?

This article provides an overview of the concept of spin in physics and its applications in various fields. It clarifies that electron spin is not a physical spinning motion but rather a magnetic property that can be measured. The article highlights the significance of spin in industries such as bio, medicine, and computing, as well as its potential for technological advancements and scientific understanding. Additionally, the text explores the relationship between spin, the wave nature of particles, and the phenomenon of entanglement. It proposes a new understanding of spin as a result of the interaction of standing waves in three dimensions, suggesting that everything in the universe, including light and matter, is composed of waves. [Extracted from the article]