dogma supported only by unobservable, unmeasurable, untestable models..
But enough about your "matter stops emitting at equilibrium" and "dimmer switch" claims.
you have that second version of the 2nd law yet? SSDD asked you for it, you haven't posted it yet. hmmmmmm how come?
you have that second version of the 2nd law yet?
You mean the one that says photons can't be emitted toward warmer matter?
No. That one doesn't exist.
yep that one, so you have no evidence of two way flow? hmmm
Yeah, I don't have SSDD's imaginary version of the 2nd Law.
No one else does either.
Weird.
Second Law of Thermodynamics: It is not possible for heat to flow from a colder body to a warmer body without any work having been done to accomplish this flow. Energy will not flow spontaneously from a low
temperature object to a higher temperature object.
Nothing imaginary about the second law...I agree with every word....it is you who thinks that photons have some magical exemption from obeying the laws of physics as if they weren't energy.. You are the one who seems to think that unless everything in the universe which is effected by the second law is named explicitly, that it gets a pass.
As to photons...what are they if they aren't energy?
Photon -
The subatomic particle that carries the electromagnetic force and is the
quantum of electromagnetic radiation. The photon has a
rest mass of zero, but has measurable momentum, exhibits deflection by a gravitational field, and can exert a force. It has no electric charge, has an indefinitely long lifetime, and is its own antiparticle.
and since you probably don't know what a quantum is:
Quantum - The smallest amount of a physical quantity that can exist independently, especially a discrete quantity of electromagnetic radiation.
This amount of energy regarded as a unit.
So again....what are photons if they aren't energy?
By the way...did you note that the very definition of a photon says that they have a rest mass of zero? Meaning that they have mass when they are moving....and when might a photon ever be at rest?