Photons as Double-Helix Force Lines - RJW

Companion to: “New Understanding: Neutrino Annihilation in Water Detectors – A Geometric Helix Model” (Zenodo record 19412358) In this paper I re-examine the photon as a double-helix structure of two force lines phase-locked 180° apart. Working as an independent researcher with no funding and no collaborators, I returned to decades-old experimental data — Compton scattering, recoil kinematics, azimuthal jet modulations, and pair-production results — and reviewed them with a completely open paradigm and fresh eyes. What began as a speculative geometric idea quickly aligned with existing observations in a remarkably consistent way. The transverse recoils, off-axis biases, and cos(2φ) asymmetries long seen in the data fit the double-helix model naturally, turning this from speculation into an experimentally backed picture. I was genuinely amazed by how cleanly the old experiments support this interpretation once viewed sideways. I invite you to review the data yourself. You might be as surprised as I was — the evidence has been hiding in plain sight.