Three Great Imbalances
There are three great imbalances in the universe. They are:
- The difference in size between electrons and protons
- Gravity, with no apparent anti-gravity
- The twisting
Neutrons are not Fundamental Particles
Standard textbook physics tells us that the neutron is a fundamental particle. However, it’s well known that this particle cannot exist
Heisenberg’s Uncertainty Principle
There is no way to measure or register any time unit that is shorter than the time it takes a photon to cross an electron. This is the inescapable
Planck Units
Having discovered the fundamental constant h, which relates energy to frequency, Max Planck realized that he had all the elements required to calculate
The Aether and the Constant H
Planck’s constant h relates the energy carried by a photon to its frequency. This gave rise to our current understanding of light and the
Straight Lines and Curves
When we talk about time in physics, it’s always about measured time. To talk about time in any other way is not physics, and does not belong to the realm
The Aether’s Role in Electron-Positron Pair Production
The physics proposed in my book requires an aether made out of low energy photons and neutrinos in order to explain the
Galactic Super-Waves
When studying the ice core measurements of Greenland and the Antarctic, we notice an interesting pattern. Earth’s climate appears to repeat in great cycles of about 120.000 years.
Newton’s Cradle
The strict particle model presented in my book on physics makes no distinction between the quantum level and macro level when it comes to motion.
For example
Matters of Efficiency
Nature has a tendency towards efficiency. Not only do we see efficiency play a role in physics and chemistry. It shows up in biology and human behavior as well. This was