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
Everything is of the Aether
The strict particle model presented here leads us to the conclusion that everything is in some way derived from the aether. In the final analysis we get that even space is a substance, and that matter is created out of…
Coulomb’s Law of Colliding Rockets
The following story illustrates how Coulomb's law can be seen as an expression describing collisions between particles in the aether. It may be of help in understanding how a strict particle model of the aether can be used to explain…
Experiment to Detect Directional Gravity
Andrew Johnson recently published a new book. It's about Earth and the possibility that it might be hollow. It's a good read, freely available as a PDF on his site. Among other things, he discusses the impact that a hollow…
The Void, the Aether and David Hilbert’s Infinity Paradox
Voids are infinities of nothing. They have no attributes. They have no dimensions, no shape nor form of their own. From this alone, we know that space is not a void. Space can be measured. It has dimensions. Furthermore, in…
Neutrons are not Fundamental Particles
Standard textbook physics tells us that neutrons are fundamental particles. However, it's well known that such particles cannot exist outside of atomic nuclei for more than 15 minutes before they decay into a proton, an electron and a neutrino. Free…