Electron Tension Loops and Production in USP Field Theory

These insights could be one of the promises fulfilled by the USP Field Theory as we originally envisioned — offering a new understanding of how electrons behave, loop, and transfer energy. This document proposes that electrons are not simply particles orbiting atoms, but rather perfectly balanced tension loops within the USP Field. It explains how each electron forms a distinct, stable layer in an atom, and how ejection and flow only occur when external energy or consumption paths are present. This new view reinterprets the photoelectric effect, electrical conductivity, and atomic stability in a way that aligns with experimental results while challenging traditional quantum models. It bridges field theory, electromagnetism, and material science with bold conceptual clarity.