newphysics Posted October 7, 2009 Posted October 7, 2009 (edited) :doh:MOTION of FREE BODIES ON SCREW TRAJECTORY On my site link removed the numerous evidences, that any free bodies both micro and macroworld move on a screw trajectory are adduced. The reasons of such motion are shown. Apparent consequents of screw motion: 1. Only abstract mathematical image as a projection of a particle to an axis of a screw trajectory will obey Newton first law and even in this case cannot distinguish right-handed motion from left-handed, i.e. Newton first law is erroneous. 2. Wave-corpuscle dualism of microparticles is motion them on a screw trajectory. 3. All "wave" properties of particles are a consequent of screw motion of these particles and any relation to wave process have not. 4. The indeterminacy relations of the Heisenberg and Schrodinger equations, as well as all modern quantum mechanics are erroneous. 5. The "Virtual" particles do not exist. 6. There is no "physical vacuum". 7. There is no "exchange interaction". 8. The ether in any kind is not necessary for screw motion in vacuum to photons. 9. The screw motion is absolute, therefore both relativity theory are erroneous. 10. There are no "inertial reference system". 11. There are no collective farmers-bosons both egotist-fermions and much from what operated with a modern physics. Thus, from orthodox physics nothing remained and it is possible to reason only on a corpuscular quantum physics or about neoclassic physics. The books of the physical contents, schoolbooks, articles, journals, dissertations the reference books and encyclopedias were turn intoed in recoverable materials. Is you can be convinced personally, by visiting a site. I am opened for a free controversy through e-mail or guest book. Edited October 7, 2009 by swansont remove link
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