lfmorgan Posted September 27, 2008 Posted September 27, 2008 (edited) duality IS physics says this retired Physicist, still internet researching/publishing at http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Hall/2638/1MrMorganNewPhysics.doc When you can see the electron as a helical string wave of 1/h-squared Higgs particles then you have arrived at New Physics Edited September 27, 2008 by lfmorgan typos
mooeypoo Posted September 27, 2008 Posted September 27, 2008 I couldn't make out anything of what you're saying. Instead of sending us off to another site off-hand, could you possibly summarize the main points of what your theory states? I am not too comfortable going off downloading/activating some random doc file, to be honest. ~moo
swansont Posted September 27, 2008 Posted September 27, 2008 You aren't missing anything. Lots of word salad, very little math. An excerpt The new atom is much more rewarding to the Einstein-thought–experiment-born Mind’s Eye & wins the argument with Bohr. One finally sees a deterministic nucleus that is spherical-shell structured by Circular Orbit (CO) electrons as opposed to In-Out-Oriented (IO) Z-electrons. The CO-electrons are astronomical in number, while the one-per-shell Z-electrons shuttle the CO-electrons between the volatile nucleus shell & the light-tangible outer surface. The massively ongoing, back and forth electron flow outside atoms, creates & maintains the nested holisms of the Emergent Visible Universe-- in a discrete, electron&quantum-coherent way.Mass-energy-force as vibratory-measure-count of electron transfers Theory Premise: Energy is a movement of mass over one or more unitized pulse distances that mark equally unitized pulse times, and force = “a measure of unitized pulse energy & mass movement per average pulse distance”.
Klaynos Posted September 27, 2008 Posted September 27, 2008 hrmmm orbiting electrons... that don't work, they'd loose energy and crash into the nucleus....
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