"I don't think photons can transport heat. Do you?"  According Miles' charge field/photon model, photons ARE heat. Or more specifically, photon density. Heat is just a measurement of photon flux through any patch of space. So polar cooling is possible because you have downward travelling photons colliding with upward travelling photons, cancelling each other out. Its similar to his mechanics of magnetism - photons can either cancel or augment depending on the combined effects of their linear velocity and outer spin.

 

I wish I had time to contribute some summary papers. I don't really have the time right now which is why I post so little here on QDL. Ingeneral, I try clear up understanding of Miles' work where I can, but I don't have a lot of free time to complie my own thought about his work. I would like to see a summary of different aspects of his work - basic math/calculus, celestial mechanics, quantum mechanics, etc., etc. Maybe I'll have time someday.....