When we talk about time in physics, it's always about measured time. To talk about time in any other way is not physics. It doesn't belong to the realm of this discipline. Physical clocks This means that all discussions about…
The speed of light is constant. No matter how we measure it, it always returns the same value. This value is the constant c, and aether physics can explain why this constant cannot ever change. Light never slows down Some…
I have in my books proposed an aether made up of low energy photons and neutrinos. The reason being that this would explain the spontaneous appearances and disappearances of photons in the production of light. It would also explain the…
Modern science is riddled with theories that are presented as facts to the general public. As Mark Twain put it: "There is something fascinating about science. One gets such wholesale returns of conjecture out of such a trifling investment of…
One of the consequences of a strict particle model of physics is that it requires discrete rather than continuous math to work out formulas at the extremes. Instead of an infinite number of possible wavelengths, we have particles filling a…
Photons get polarized by magnetic fields. Faraday discovered this back in 1845 that, and it has been common knowledge ever since. However, no similar effect occurs when photons
Space is full of gamma rays. Their sources include one off events such as supernovas, and repeating events such as pulsars. Our Sun is also a producer of gamma rays. As is the center of our galaxy, which has two…
The aether appears to be having a come back in theoretical physics. In this recent paper, Musa D. Abdullah shows that a field model
In the physics presented here we come to the early conclusion that there has to be an aether with a ready supply of low energy photons and neutrinos. This is needed in order to explain the sudden appearance and disappearance…
In this video from the Electric Universe community, emphasis is put on the fact that much of what is observed in the universe comes in pairs. The two orb shape is far more common than should be expected from standard…
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