Thank you for admitting me into your Theoretical Physics Forum. I began studying in quanta Ninth Grade (13 years old) when I devoured my first two Quantum Physics textbooks. That was over five decades ago.
This model is not especially new: my model for Time hasn't changed much as it has expanded since I was 19 or 20 years old. Much of Millennial Physics was published in 2006, with additional modeling published in 2012. On the website, you can see what was from 2006 or from 2012.
What is new in Significant Moment 2018 is the formal explanation of how Time and Gravity operate within the model, moderate the model.
www.joebrownscience.net
Millennial Physics - 2017 Edition is a 48 minute video on YouTube that you can listen to while you do something else, looking up occasionally to see what I am illustrating on the board. Please consider watching. Then read Millennial Physics from the beginning, then, again view the video. Most of you will experience at least a small and significant change in your understanding of physics; the more imaginative and unencumbered will change a lot. I recommend you wait at least a week before comment, to re-read/review the contents to assimilate the newness before you respond.
There are large departures from what you were taught. There are very few changes to physics; instead, I have corrected the foundations of physics. Without smugness, I am confident my model is correct: I am not directly seeking for your validation here, and I am looking for people to help me expand this model to become the mainstream model.
I will check back in a week or so. Cheers!
