Threads and Luxidoni Light Theory: Revealing the True Structure and Behavior of Light

Beyond Waves and Particles — A New Theory of Light and Energy

What If Everything You Knew About Light Was Wrong?

Forget photons. Forget the paradox of wave-particle duality. This groundbreaking book reveals a bold new model: light is not a wave or particle but a mechanical process built on real structure.

In Threads and Luxidoni Light Theory, inventor and independent theorist Samir Hanna Safar introduces a revolutionary scientific framework in which light emerges from Luxidoni—rotating energy units—traveling along Threadoni, the most fundamental structural threads of the universe. This theory replaces abstraction with clarity and paradoxes with mechanics.

If you’ve ever wondered how light works, this book offers the answers.

• A new theory of light that challenges wave-particle duality and standard quantum physics
• The role of Threadoni Threads as the physical medium that carries light
• How Luxidoni rotation determines light’s frequency, color, and energy
• A mechanical explanation for reflection, refraction, and light motion
• A structural solution to the double-slit experiment, without mystery or contradiction
• A visual, intuitive approach to electromagnetic behavior and quantum phenomena

This is not theoretical guesswork. It’s a testable, mechanical model of light rooted in structure, tension, and rotation—accessible to physicists, engineers, students, and curious thinkers alike.

Whether exploring alternative theories of light, seeking a new understanding of electromagnetic forces, or tired of quantum paradoxes, this book will change how you see the universe.

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Author’s Note:
The term Spinon used in earlier works has been updated to Luxidoni for clarity. While the core ideas remain the same, this new term better distinguishes the theory from prior uses in condensed matter physics.

— Samir Hanna Safar
05/08/2025