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
Experiment to Detect Dipole Gravity
Andrew Johnson has just published a new book, this time about Earth and the possibility that it might be hollow. It’s a good read, freely available as a
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
Black Holes
The hypothetical black holes, that are currently presented as science facts, suffer from the same theoretical weaknesses as neutron stars, only more so.
Neutron Stars
Modern science is riddled with theories that are presented as facts to the general public. As Mark Twain bluntly put it: “There is something fascinating about science.
Infinities and Singularities
One of the great advantages of a strict particle model of physics is that it requires discrete rather than continuous math to work out formulas
Gravity as an Imbalance in the Electric Force
The aether appears to be having a come back in theoretical physics. In this recent paper, Musa D. Abdullah shows that a field model
Cyclones and Galaxies
Cyclones on Earth and spiral galaxies in space have several features in common. They both have spiraling arms coming out of a center that is hotter than their surroundings.
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.
The Receding Moon
Our Moon is receding from us by about 3.8 cm a year. The conventional explanation for this is that the energy required to produce the tides of the Earth’s oceans translates into