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Modeling of Climate Control to Secure Global Environmental Equilibrium

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A natural mechanism is being proposed to control global climate change in order to leave all living being in a steady comfort temperature condition throughout the seasons. To achieve this, photon particle has been remodeled by implementing Bose–Einstein (B–E) dormant photonic dynamics of the earth surface plane. Simply, the proposed decoded B–E photons will be induced by the photonic bandgap of earth surface to convert the solar photons into cooling-state photons here named as the Hossain Cooling Photon (HcP¯) which eventually will cool the earth surface. Interestingly, this HcP¯ could an also be converted into the thermo-state photons, named as the Hossain Thermal Photon (HtP¯) by implementing Higgs bosons (H → γγ−) electromagnetic quantum fields utilized by earth’s electromagnetic force. Because H → γγ¯ quantum field of earth surface plane has the extreme small length weak force which will enforce the electrically charged HcP¯ quantum to get voracious to convert it into HtP¯ in order to heat the earth surface naturally. The formation of HcP¯ from the photon particles and then the conversion of HcP¯ to HtP¯ has being proved by a set of mathematical tests in this research which reveals the feasibility of the deformed photons (HcP¯ and HtP¯) are actively doable into the earth surface to cool and heat the Earth naturally.

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Hossain, M.F. (2022). Modeling of Climate Control to Secure Global Environmental Equilibrium. In: Sustainable Design for Global Equilibrium. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-94818-4_13

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