Photon Deflation and Aether Particle Inflow

Why does the back half of the photon deflate? Continuing the wild speculating of my previous post, where I take image A's concept of a photon, make it into image B, where the loops become inflated by the higher pressure purple magnet flow going along the center, and also forming a connection tube in front of it, (shown with sphere magnets), forming because the purple flow gives plenty of building blocks to make a tube.

What about image C and the blue back-half of the photon, which in this theoretical model, would need to deflate back down to an undetectable size. How could that happen?

Image B shows green teeny weeny aether particles being drawn inward to become the purple central flow. To stop that flow in the back-half, we need to cut off the green flow.

There is where symbolism comes in handy. (It's also handy to get a good night sleep and wake up with the next steps to investigate.) Most layouts of a torus have an outer barrier, and quite a few have what I call "strata layers". https://ca.pinterest.com/stevenbhalls/strata-layers/

Layers that make barriers seem to be made of alternating-orientations of interlinked tori, and I'm using sphere magnet pictures to convey that idea of tori/sphere magnets being interlinked to each other to make a tube.

Nature can make tubes, that's certain. Flux tubes are now mainstream knowledge in magnetosphere science. I think nature can make flared funnel shapes like image E, and perhaps those can further spread out and make layers within and around a torus like image F. ( I don't think image F is a photon, I just had this image on-hand to show some strata layers.)

But a photon isn't a complete torus, it's just half-donuts.

Anyway, looking at image B, at just the biggest half-donut on the left, just imagine that it is forming a partial barrier sheet, like a piece of image F, and if that big half-donut is at the maximum size that the photon will inflate to, then if it forms a partial barrier sheet, it could grow longer and then cover green inward flow of the half-donut behind it. So the back-half of the photon could be having it's green inflows being blocked by the partial barriers from the half-donuts in front of it. Thereby causing the purple inner flow to go away and cause the back half of the torus to deflate.