Casimir Effect as Polarization
The Casimir effect is a phenomenon in which two neutral surfaces attract or repel each other when in extremely close contact. The effect has been used as evidence for
The Significance of Dimorphos’ Tail
The short answer to why Dimorphos now has a 10,000 km long tail, some two weeks after NASA intentionally slammed a space probe into it
Dimorphos now has a 10,000 km Long Tail
Here’s an article by National Geographic that sheds more light on the DART probe and its impact on Dimorphos orbit around Didymos.
DART Probe has Changed Dimorphos’ Orbit
The NASA DART probe that hit the asteroid Dimorphos on September 27 has shortened Dimorphos’ orbit around its
DART Probe’s Impact Crater on Dimorphos
NASA’s article on the successful crashing of a space probe into the asteroid Dimorphos mentions a follow up mission that will inspect
NASA’s DART Probe Hits Asteroid
The NASA DART probe that I wrote about a year ago has reached its destination. It has crashed into an asteroid in order to alter its orbit
Electric Conditions in and around the Atomic Nucleus
The proton-electron model of the atomic nucleus, used in my theory, appears at first sight to be lacking a mechanism to keep nuclei from
The Tetraneutron
The tetraneutron is a hypothetical stable cluster of four neutrons. However, such clusters are not supported by current models of nuclear forces, so recent news of its
Dipole Gravity
Newton assumes in his work that gravity is a monopole acting with equal force in all directions, regardless of intervening matter. These assumptions are central to his shell theorem which
Satellite Orbits
Wikipedia claims that satellite orbits verify Einstein’s formulas for time dilation because the exact time and position of satellites are continuously adjusted. Their article makes it