by Ken Seto, Physicist
The consequences of these two interpretations of space give rise to two camps of physics: In the aether---no camp we have the combined theories of relativity and quantum mechanics. In the aether---yes camp we have Model Mechanics. Obviously, only one of these camp has a chance to be right (either there is aether or no aether) and the problem is to determine which camp is right. The purpose of this posting is to lay out the current state of the art and the experimental facts of both camps and let the readers decide.
The aether---no interpretation arose from the Michelson-Morley experiments and special relativity. The main consequences of this interpretation can be summarized as follows:
1. Time is not absolute---it is flexible and dilatable.
2. There is no preferred frame of reference and the laws of physics are the same in all reference frames.
3. The speed of light is the same in all directions and all inertial frames;
4. Lights and particles have duality properties (i.e. they can behave like particles sometimes and like waves sometimes). This interpretation is necessary because of the aether---no interpretation leaves no other alternative to interpret the results of the quantum experiments such as the double slit experiments. Also, this interpretation is necessary because it would give the mean for a particle to be anywhere in the universe in any given time.
5. Since there is no aether occupying space physicists must find an alternative way to transmit the forces of nature. The fields of virtual particles (force messengers) were invented for this purpose. The existence of the virtual particles are, in turn, financed by the provisions of the uncertainty principle. The uncertainty principle is formulated as a result of the uncertainty of measurement of a pair of conjugate properties such as energy/time.
With these consequences in mind, the current state of our universe as envisaged by the combination of quantum mechanics and relativity is as follows:
Space is occupied by different fields that are superimposed on top of each other. When a field is quantized the quantized pieces are the quanta of the field. When a field has sufficient energy its quanta can have permanent existence (e.g.: electrons and quarks). When a field is based on borrowed energy financed by the uncertainty principle then its quanta will have a very fleeing existence and these are the force messengers. The electromagnetic force between particles is the result of exchanging virtual photons. The nuclear weak force is the result of exchanging W and Z virtual particles. The nuclear strong force is the result of exchanging colored virtual gluons. There is no viable theory of quantum gravity. Gravity must be described by general relativity which is the result of objects following each other's geodesic path. There are approximately 78 fundamental particles (including antiparticles) postulated by quantum mechanics. With the exception of electron, up quark, down quark and electron neutrino all the other particles are extremely unstable. This description of the current state of the universe is known as the Standard Model. The most successful theory of the Standard Model is the QED. The predictions of QED have shown to be agreeing with experiment to an accuracy of one part in a billion. However, the Standard Model has problems. To begin with, it is not capable of uniting all the forces of nature under a single framework. Furthermore, quantum mechanics uses abstractive processes to explain real processes. This practice leaves the theory full of abstractions which, in turn, are in need of explanation.
There is another frontier theory in the AETHER---NOâ camp and that is the superstring theory. The superstring theory is supposed to be able to unite all the forces of nature and explain all the fundamental particles. However, physicists are not able to solve the equations of superstring. Also, the theories are not testable because the energy requirement are so high. Also, superstring theories require 6 additional dimensions to work. There is no chance that we will ever be able to detect these extra dimensions in our universe. Therefore the existence of these extra dimensions are at best questionable.
In the aether---yes camp we have Model Mechanics. There may be other
theories out there that endorses the idea of an aether but undoubtedly
Model Mechanics is the most comprehensive. For those readers who are not
familiar with Model Mechanics, I strongly suggest that you pick up a
copy of my book. The book is entitled "Model Mechanics: A New
Interpretation of Nature," and the ordering info is in my web page:
To introduce the new
readers to Model Mechanics I am including the table of contents, the
preface and the conclusion of my book for their reference.
Physicists have determined that there are four forces of nature; they
are: gravity, electromagnetism, nuclear weak and strong forces. The
Theory of Everything, The Final Theory and The Holy Grail of Physics are
terms used by physicists to represent a theory that can unite all the
four forces under a single framework. The Standard Model of quantum
mechanics gives a good description of the electromagnetism, nuclear weak
and strong forces individually. Also, it provides a partial mechanism
that unites the electromagnetic force and the nuclear weak force under a
single framework. However, it is not capable of including the nuclear
strong force in this unification process. A more speculative
theory---The Grand Unified Theory (GUT)---can describe these three
forces under a single framework. However, so far, GUT has no
experimental support. Also, neither the Standard Model nor the GUT are
capable of including gravity in their description of the forces. The
theory of general relativity gives a good description of the
gravitational force but it is not capable of describing the other three
forces. Since the invention of quantum mechanics and general relativity
in the early 1900's, all attempts by physicists to unite these theories
into a single framework have failed. It is the objective of this book to
review the causes of these failures and to propose a unified theory for
all the forces of nature.
I developed an interest in searching for a unified theory in the early
1980's. Initially, I followed the traditional approach by building on
top of existing theories. However, after many years of fruitless search,
I came to realize that there is a real danger with the traditional
approach, even though it is the most logical way to formulate a new
theory. The problem of the traditional approach is that it will inherit
all the flaws of the past theories. Therefore, it is virtually
impossible to arrive at the correct final theory with this approach.
Furthermore, any theory derived this way could give us a false sense of
security that we are heading in the right direction. This could prevent
us from considering other alternatives that may be more promising. This
is especially true if the new theory yields results in a limited range
that agree with experimental data. Perhaps the best example of this is
the duality concept for light and particles postulated by quantum
mechanics.
I came up with a new approach for problem solving and I called this the
Pyramid Techniques. The Pyramid Techniques enabled me to screen all my
ideas of the initial and present state of the universe quickly. Model
Mechanics is the result of these screening processes. The term Model
Mechanics represents a group of new theories that describe the
microscopic world of atomic and subatomic particles. Also, it describes
the macroscopic world of ordinary objects, such as billiard balls, and
extends to include the large scale universe. Model Mechanics is capable
of unifying all the forces of nature. Also, it provides the realistic
answers to such fundamental questions as: Why do the forces of nature
have such different strengths? What is mass and how is it manifested in
a particle? Why do particles have the masses they do? What are electric
charges and how are they manifested in particles? Why does an object
possess inertia? How did the universe come into being? How were the
large galaxies and galactic clusters formed? On this basis, Model
Mechanics is better able to describe the processes of nature than
quantum mechanics and relativity combined.
In their quest for a Theory of Everything, physicists often stress that
simplicity and beauty are the essential ingredients. Model Mechanics
fits this description perfectly. It is simple because it reduces
everything in the universe that we see, sense or hear into two things.
They are: the E-MATRIX (a substance that occupies all of space) and the
S-Particles (the only truly fundamental particles that exist in the
universe). The motions of the S-Particles in the E-MATRIX give rise to
all the other particles and all the forces of nature. It is beautiful
because this simple system has organized itself into the immense
complexity that we see today.
I have presented Model Mechanics to a number of physicists and their
immediate reaction was that I did not have a full understanding of
quantum physics and relativity. Also, they pointed out that quantum
mechanics and relativity had been confirmed to a high degree of accuracy
by numerous past experiments. The reviewers rejected Model Mechanics
because it is not based on the accepted quantum theory and relativity. I
pointed out to them that I would not have been able to come up with the
theories of Model Mechanics if I had followed the normal course of
development. So far, no one has been able to come up with a valid reason
for rejecting Model Mechanics. One physicist remarked that we were in
competition with each other and that it would not be to his interest to
help me confirm Model Mechanics. His reaction shocked me considerably. I
told him that we were not in competition with each other and that Model
Mechanics could offer a way out of the current difficulties experienced
by the current frontier theories.
The main purpose of this book is to give frontier physics a different
alternative. Since the beginning of modern physics, we have been
conducting experiments with the assumptions that all fixed earth bound
experimental apparatuses were motionless relative to light. Therefore,
we excluded the effects of motions of the experimental apparatuses in
all our interpretations of experimental results. The consequence of this
misconception forced us to use abstractive and holistic properties to
explain some seemingly otherwise unexplainable results. It is my
profound wish that Model Mechanics can provide a new insight to clear up
this misconception and to set a new direction for frontier physics so
that it can flourish again as it did when quantum mechanics and
relativity were first introduced.
The human mind is boundless. It has the tendency to shelter itself from
the unknowns with endless abstractive constructions. Relativity and
quantum mechanics are two of the most successful theories in the history
of physics. However, in spite of their successes, these theories failed
to describe many processes of nature. In particular, they failed to
unify the forces of nature and to give a realistic origin of the
universe and of life. It turns out that a series of erroneous
interpretations of mathematics and experimental results was the common
cause of the failures. The main events that led to these erroneous
interpretations are as follows:
1. Michelson and Morley conducted experiments to detect the aether
atmosphere. The results of these experiments ruled out the existence of
aether atmosphere. This, in turn, led to the erroneous conclusion that
there was no substance of any kind occupying space.
2. Einstein supported Michelson and Morley's conclusions. He invented
the special theory of relativity that eliminated the need for any
substance in space. However, in this process he was forced to make the
erroneous conclusion that time is a flexible quantity.
3. Einstein invented the general theory of relativity to describe the
gravitational force. He used abstractive mathematics to construct his
equations. Also, he made the erroneous interpretation that all the
particles in the universe exert an attractive gravitational force on
each other and that their relative direction of motion has no effect on
this force.
4. Max Planck discovered that light existed in the form of discrete
packets (quanta) and Einstein advanced the idea of a particle of light
(photon). The results of the Compton shift experiments was erroneously
assumed to confirm the particle properties of light. The double slit
experiment was erroneously assumed to confirm the wave properties of
light. Therefore, it was concluded erroneously that light had dual
properties. It turns out that there exists another explanation. A photon
can be interpreted as a short pulse of light waves in a specific
E-STRING. All lights come in short pulses---due to the constant motion
of all the light sources in the E-MATRIX. What about the results of the
double slit and the Compton Shift experiments? The motions of the
experimental apparatuses relative to the light pulses gave rise to these
results.
5. Louis de Broglie advanced the idea that a particle, such as an
electron, can have wave-like properties. C. J. Davisson and L. H. Germer
carried out the electronic version of the double slit experiment to
confirm the wave properties of the electron. This led to the erroneous
interpretation that particles, such as an electron, must have dual
properties. It turns out that this erroneous interpretation can be
avoided when the effects of the motions of the experimental apparatuses
relative to the electrons are included.
6. Werner Heisenberg advanced the uncertainty principle. The uncertainty
principle posits that any pair of conjugate properties, such as momentum
and position of a particle, cannot be accurately measured at the same
time because the more accurately one measures its momentum, the less
certain one can determine its position and vice versa. Physicists have a
tendency to over-extend the provisions of this principle. One example is
the use of this principle to interpret (finance) the existence of
virtual particles and the origin of the universe. On this front, Model
Mechanics posits that for each property of a particle, there exists a
measured and an unmeasured value. The unmeasured value is forever
unknown because every time we try to make a measurement of it, it
collapses into the measured value. This Model Mechanical postulate will
prevent the over-extension of the uncertainty principle.
7. Erwin Schroedinger constructed his famous wave equation based on the
abstractive concept of the electron wave. This equation describes, among
other things, the allowed energy levels of the orbiting electron. The
term Y (psi) function in Schršdinger's equation was interpreted as the
wave front of the probability waves. The intensity of the wave front at
a specific point represents the probability of the described particle at
that point. This abstractive interpretation was advanced by Max Born and
Niels Bohr and it is known as the Copenhagen Interpretation. The use of
abstraction to interpret a real process is not allowed by Model
Mechanics. As it turns out, if we include the effects of the motions of
the experimental apparatuses in the E-MATRIX, there is no need for the
abstractive Copenhagen Interpretation.
These events are the vital parts of the foundation of modern physics and
yet, in every case, the interpretations were erroneous and abstractive.
It turns out that these erroneous interpretations were the results of
not including the effects of motion of the experimental apparatuses.
This means that the processes of nature, as interpreted by relativity
and quantum mechanics, are flawed. On this basis, I have concluded that
it would be impossible to come up with a realistic Theory of Everything
based on relativity and quantum mechanics. It was this conclusion that
led me to the Pyramid Techniques of doing physics. Model Mechanics was
the result of using the Pyramid Techniques.
The use of abstractive mathematics contributed to the erroneous
interpretations. The current trend of solely using abstractive
mathematics to conduct frontier physics troubles me greatly. Why?
Abstractive mathematics can only lead to abstractive interpretations and
therefore, it is not capable of leading us to the real Theory of
Everything. In Chapter 5, I have demonstrated that a simple equation can
contain infinite sets of real, as well as abstract, initial conditions.
Therefore, if we want to interpret the provisions of an equation
correctly we must discard those initial conditions that are abstractive.
This new idea on the interpretation of mathematics led me to conclude
that all real events must be based on real processes that preceded them.
Going one step further, all the real processes in the universe must be
traceable back to the basic process---the motion of the S-Particles in
the E-MATRIX.
The ultimate quest of modern physics is to find a theory that can unite
all the forces of nature. With Model Mechanics, I have expanded it to
include the origin of the universe, the origin of matter and the origin
of life. It turns out that these quests are included in Model Mechanics
automatically. The present state of the universe, according to Model
Mechanics, is as follows: All of space is occupied by a substance
identified as the E-MATRIX. In other words, the E-MATRIX is space. The
E-MATRIX is, in turn, composed of E-STRINGS. The geometry of the
neighboring E-STRINGS, originating from any point in the E-MATRIX, obeys
the inverse square law. The S-Particle is the only truly fundamental
particle in the universe. All the motions of the S-Particles in the
E-MATRIX are unimpeded. The orbiting motions of the S-Particles give
rise to all the observable particles of the universe. The relative
motions of the S-Particles give rise to all the forces of nature. Model
Mechanics posits that there exists a fifth force---identified as the ISL
force. The ISL force between two particles traveling in the same
direction is repulsive. The other significant feature of Model Mechanics
is that it is capable of being confirmed experimentally. The experiments
that I proposed will confirm the existence of the E-MATRIX, as well as
the absoluteness of time (indirectly).
In the cosmological arena, Model Mechanics provides a realistic
beginning of the origin of the universe. Also, it provides total
solutions to all the puzzling problems of modern cosmology. The recent
observations received from the Hubble Space Telescope suggest new
problems of the best current theory on cosmology. They are associated
with the age of the universe and the galaxy formation processes. These
problems will probably mean the demise of the popular cold dark matter
theory that astronomers depend on to explain the large scale universe.
In that case, the Model Mechanical theory is a good alternative as its
replacement. One of the best features of Model Mechanics is that it
is capable of explaining the origin of all matter. It also provides
answers to previously unanswered questions, such as: What is the mass of
a particle? What is the electric charge of a particle? How many
fundamental particles exist in nature?
In the course of discovering Model Mechanics, I dabbled in its
implications on the processes of life. It turns out that it is capable
of providing answers to such fundamental topics as: the origin of life,
the cell division processes and the consciousness processes. It appears
that these processes of life are the results of the competition between
the dynamic and ever changing ISL force and the constant electromagnetic
force. The E-STRINGS that connect the neurons in the brain play a big
role in the consciousness processes.
It appears that Model Mechanics could be the Theory of Everything that
the physicists are seeking. However, at a deeper level God is the Theory
of Everything. Since God is infinite to all extents, we will forever be
engaged in the pursuit of a Theory of Everything and not finding it. On
the other hand, this may be the grand design of God for our existence.
In that case, the way we evolve is the will of God; there is no greater
purpose for life than to serve the will of God.
During the last few months of posting in the net, I found that most
readers are interested in the step by step procedure for the Pyramid
Techniques and it is as follows:
1. Search the literature and identify the major problems of relativity,
quantum mechanics and modern cosmology.
2. Formulate a group of theories that can account for these problems.
The formulator is free to assume any model of the current state of the
universe. The resulting group of theories must be capable of explaining
all the processes of nature. The model chosen must be realistic and non
abstractive. In other words, one cannot use abstractive properties or
mathematics in the formulating process. In this regard, the formulator
must adhere to the fundamental principle that all particles in the
universe are dumb. However, their motions in space could give the
appearance of them possessing holistic properties. I named the resulting
group of theories Model Mechanics to emphasize the processes used to
derive these theories.
3. The next step is to check the consistency of the postulates of the
formulated theories with past observations and experimental results.
Specifically, include those results and observations that can support
the new theories exclusively.
4. Design realistic experiments that can confirm the newly formulated
theories.
5. Develop the equations based on the newly formulated theories.
Clearly, Model Mechanics is at this stage of development.
6. Perform the designed experiments for the final confirmation.
The current state of the universe, according to Model Mechanics, can be
visualized as follows: Space is occupied by a substance called the
E-MATRIX or conversely the E-MATRIX is space. The E-MATRIX, in turn, is
composed of E-STRINGS. These E-STRINGS are oriented randomly in all
directions and this property is responsible for the famous inverse
square law of physics. The E-STRINGS are perfectly elastic. They can be
distorted by the motions of particles in the E-MATRIX. When an E-STRING
is distorted, it will try to restore itself to the non-distorted state
immediately. The S-Particle is the only truly fundamental particle
existing in the universe. The different orbiting motions of the
S-Particles in the E-MATRIX give rise to all the matter particles of the
universe. Also, the different relative motions of all the particles give
rise to all the forces of nature.
With this current state of the universe, the concept of absolute time
and the fact that all matters in the universe are in a state of constant
motion, I was able to formulate the realistic theories of Model
Mechanics. The main postulates of Model Mechanics are as follows:
(1) Time is absolute. Now here is now everywhere. When Einstein
postulated time dilation, he merely transferred the absoluteness of time
to the erroneous idea that all time pieces can keep the same rate of
flow of time in different inertial frames. Under Model Mechanics, the
confirmed time dilation effects observed were the results of the
inability of all time pieces to keep the same rate of flow of time in
different inertial frames.
(2) All radiation and energies are waves in the E-STRINGS. They are
being transmitted at the speed of light. The speed of light is
invariable with reference to the E-MATRIX.
(3) The orbital motions of the S-Particles around specific E-STRINGS in
the E-MATRIX give rise to all the other particles in the universe. A
clockwise orbiting motion give rise to a positively charged particle. A
counterclockwise orbiting motion give rise to a negatively charged
particle. A cork-screw like motion give rise to a neutral particle such
as the neutrinos. The speed of the orbiting motion give rise to the
intensity of the charge. The diameter of the orbiting motion give rise
to the mass of the resulting particle.
(4) The different relative motions of all the particles in the E-MATRIX
give rise to all the forces of nature. Relative motions in the same
direction give rise to an attractive force. Relative motions in the
opposite direction give rise to a repulsive force. These effects were
confirmed with the electric experiments of current (a lot of electrons)
flowing in the same direction give rise to an attractive force and
current flowing in the opposite direction give rise to a repulsive
force. Also, I am including a description of the new fifth force---the
ISL force and a new description of gravity according to Model Mechanics
for your reference.
(5) The E-STRINGS and the S-Particles are not compatible with each
other. An S-Particle feels a repulsive force from the surrounding
E-STRINGS in all directions. This enables it to move freely in the
E-MATRIX.
To understand the ISL force, it is necessary that the reader be familiar
with the inverse square law of physics. This law states that the
intensity of light, gravity and electromagnetic force decreases with
increasing distance from the source. The rate of decrease is related to
the inverse square of the distance from the source. The geometry of all
neighboring E-STRINGS also obeys the inverse square law. In other words,
the density of E-STRINGS in a given unit area will decrease with
increasing distance from the source. Therefore, any neighboring
detectable particles that are confined to these E-STRINGS will follow
their geometry at a speed of Vbb. This will have the effect of a
repulsive force that these detectable particles are exerting on each
other. This repulsive force is identified as the ISL force and it exists
among all neighboring detectable particles. The ISL force can also be
visualized as follows: The S-Particle of a detectable particle is in
orbiting motion around a specific E-STRING. The orbiting motion confines
the detectable particle to that specific E-STRING and therefore, it will
follow the geometry of that E-STRING. Visualizing all detectable
particles this way coupled with the postulate that the geometry of the
E-STRINGS obeys the inverse square law gives rise to the ISL force
between the interacting detectable particles. With this interpretation,
the ISL force is an undetectable integral part of all the other forces.
Its effect on all interacting particles is always repulsive.
The ISL force played an important role in the formation of our universe
and is continuing to do so today. In the next chapter, we will see how
the ISL force, along with gravity, shaped the primeval universe into the
universe that we see today. The ISL force also played an important role
in the manifestation of the nuclear weak force. In fact, without the ISL
force, there would be no nuclear weak force because it is the repulsive
nature of the ISL force that initiates the radioactive decay in the
first place. Perhaps, the most important function of the ISL force is
the role it has in conjunction with the electromagnetic force on all the
processes of life. I will discuss this in some detail in Chapter 8 of
this book. The effect of the ISL force on the nuclear strong force is
limited to the de-coupling of the stacked interaction of the strong
force. The result of this de-coupling process gives rise to the nuclear
weak force.
The reader will recall that general relativity describes gravity as the
result of the gravitating objects following each other's curvature in
space-time. Model Mechanics posits that all the forces (including
gravity) of nature are the results of different relative motions between
the interacting objects. With this concept, gravity is a complex force
that has many components. These components arise from the different
relative motions of the detectable particles that make up the
gravitating objects. The description of these different components of
gravity is as follows:
1) The main component of gravity between gravitating objects is derived
from the Vbb motion that had its origin from the Big Bang explosion (see
Chapter 7). The direction of the Vbb motion of all the neighboring
objects is the same; it is outward and spirals away from the point of
the Big Bang explosion. With this motion, all the neighboring objects in
the E-MATRIX are exerting an attractive force on each other.
2) Another component of gravity is the uniform rotating motion of a
celestial object, such as the earth. This motion of an object also
creates an attractive force among all the detectable particles within
the object..
3) The third component of gravity is the corresponding ISL force
generated from the Vbb motion. This component of gravity is
repulsive.
4) The fourth component of gravity is the corresponding ISL force
generated from the rotating motion. This component of gravity is also
repulsive.
The net resulting force of these components is gravity, the combined
result of the attractive forces minus the corresponding repulsive ISL
forces. This is part of the reason why gravity is so weak compared to
the other forces. The Model Mechanical view of gravity gives rise to the
following question: What prevents the earth from spiraling into the sun?
The answer to this question is as follows: All the detectable particles
on both the earth and the sun are confined to some specific E-STRINGS.
This confinement of the detectable particles forces both of them to
maintain, individually, a common direction of motion. At the same time,
the attractive force between the earth and the sun is accelerating them
towards each other. The apparent orbiting motion of the earth around the
sun is the net result of these two competing motions.
Locally, the result of the Model Mechanical description of gravity is
similar to that of general relativity. However, there are distinctive
differences and they are as follows:
1. The Model Mechanical description is not abstractive.
2. The Model Mechanical description will not lead to singularity and
infinite mass density as is the case with the general relativity
description.
3. General relativity posits that all the particles in the universe
exert a gravitational force on each other. Model Mechanics posits that
only those neighboring particles that are traveling in the same general
direction will exert an attractive force on each other. It also posits
that those particles that are traveling in the opposite directions will
exert a repulsive force on each other. 4. Model Mechanics posits
that the universe will continue to expand in all directions and that the
rate of expansion is Vbb.
Past experiments and observations supporting Model Mechanics:
1. The double slit experiment
It is well known that light travels slower in a clear medium such as
glass and that light will regain its speed instantaneously when it
re-emerges from the glass. The existing wave and particle theories of
quantum mechanics cannot explain these observations completely. If light
travels slower in glass because it goes through the absorption and
emission processes, it should be completely scattered when it enters the
glass, and that was not the case. If light really traveled slower in
glass, then the problems arise when we try to visualize the processes by
which light regains its speed instantaneously as it re-emerges from the
glass. Model Mechanics resolves these problems automatically. The
processes involved can be visualized as follows: The glass is in
constant motions in the E-MATRIX. These motions curved the E-STRINGS
within the glass and when light enters the glass, it is being
transmitted by the curved E-STRINGS and thus, it appears to travel
slower. When light re-emerges from the glass, it is being transmitted by
normal E-STRINGS (not curved) and thus, it appears that light regains
its speed instantaneously.
In 1987 Silvertooth performed experiments that detected the existence of
aether. Concerning the Silvertooth experiment: The Michelson-Morley
experiment, which did not show any translational motion through an
aether or other medium of propagation, was later shown to have a
fundamental flaw: the standing waves that are reflected back onto a
mirror become phase locked on the mirror, and hence to its motion
through space. Silvertooth built a standing wave experiment that avoids
the phase locking encountered in the Michelson-Morley setup. It uses a
configuration similar to the Sagnac experiment, which many years ago did
detect motion relative to an aether. Silvertooth's addition was a sensor
capable of measuring the spacing between standing wave nodes. This
spacing is dependent upon the orientation of the apparatus relative to
the Earth's motion, and this fact made the Earth's motion measurable.
Silvertooth measured the 378 km/s motion of the Earth in this
experiment. [The Earth is moving toward the constellation Leo] Some
references are: Silvertooth, E.W., "Experimental Detection of the
Ether", Speculations in Science and Technology, Vol.10, No.1, page 3
(1987) In that same issue beginning on page 9, is an excellent "plain
English" summary by H. Aspden entitled "On the Silvertooth
Experiment".
In the book I have included designed experiments to detect the existence
of the E-MATRIX and a simplified version of them is as follows: The
following is an example of the one-way experiments to measure the
difference of the speed of light in the opposite directions. If the
aether is an elastic string-like medium and light is wave in this medium
then these one-way measurements can be made as follows:
Aa l-----------------Pm------------------l Bb-----------> v
Let the length be AB, a and b are detectors, P is a common light pulse
source in the middle and the rate of light pulses being send out is Pm.
Then the rate of light pulses receive at B is Pb=Pm(1-v/c) and the pulse
rate at A is Pa=Pm(1+v/c). It is important to remember that both
detectors 'a' and 'b' have a different velocity relative to the light
pulses and that the velocity of the light source is immaterial.
The best way to compare these two camps is by comparing the current
state of the universe advanced by these two camps. Before we do that, it
is important that we remember that there is only one true description of
the current state of the universe in existence. With this in mind, I
will review what of each camp has to offer: AETHER-NO Camp: The current
state of the universe described by this camp is very complex. There are
large number of fundamental particles; abstractive processes and
mathematics were used to describe the current state of the universe; the
theories require all particles to have holistic and magical properties
and the derivation of these properties were not explained; there were
numerous infinities in the theories and they were dismissed from the
theories by a mathematical trick known as renormalization; a lot of ad
hoc factors were needed to make the theories consistent; there is no
quantum theory of gravity; quantum mechanics and relativity are not
compatible with each other; physicists were not able to unify the forces
of nature; there is no experimental support for the superstring
theories; the equations of the superstring theories are so complex that
physicists were not able to arrive at a solution; the superstring
theories need at least 6 extra dimensions of space to be workable but
there is no evidence of these extra dimensions exist.
The current state of the universe described by this camp is very simple;
no abstract processes were used in the formulation of the theories;
S-Particles are the only truly fundamental particles in the universe and
the motions of these particles in the E-MATRIX (AETHER) give rise to all
the other particles and all the forces of nature; there is no need for
the S-Particles and the resulting particles to have holistic (e.g.:
duality, the ability of a quark to change color to become a different
quark, the decaying process of the various unstable particles.....etc.)
and magical properties, their motions in the E-MATRIX impart the
appearance of them having these properties---in fact, one of the
fundamental postulate of Model Mechanics is that all particles are dumb
the only activity they can have is their motions in the E-MATRIX; Model
Mechanics provides a framework for the unification of the forces of
nature; Silvertooth's experiments confirm the existence of Aether; newly
designed experiments are also capable of confirming the existence of
Aether.
With the above comparison of the current state of the universe, it is
clear that the AETHER---YESâ camp won hands down. On this basis, I think
the physical community should make an effort to confirm the validity of
Model Mechanics. The facts are there and the superstring theory is no
longer the only game in town.
I welcome all readers to post their views in this thread. Ken Seto
(kenseto@erinet.com)
Chapter 1 A Brief History of Modern Physics
.................................1
Chapter 2 A Modern
Interpretation of Relativity..............................13
Chapter 3 A Modern Interpretation of Quantum
Mechanics..................27
Chapter 4 A Modern Interpretation of
Cosmology............................67
Chapter 5 A New
Interpretation of Mathematics..............................79
Chapter 6 Model
Mechanics.....................................................87
Chapter 7 Cosmology as Interpreted by Model
Mechanics.................129
Chapter 8 The Origin of Life as
Interpreted by Model Mechanics.........145
Chapter 9
Conclusions..........................................................155
Glossary................................................................
..........161
Selected
Bibliography...........................................................
179
Index...................................................................
...........181
PREFACE
CHAPTER 9: CONCLUSIONS
THE INVERSE SQUARE LAW FORCE---ISL FORCE
GRAVITY
2. The Compton Shift experiment
3.
The photoelectric experiment
4. The Lamb shift experiment
5. And
more in the book
There is no known observations that will contradict the theories of
Model Mechanics. The most notable observations that appear to support
only Model Mechanics is the behavior of light in a clear dense medium.
The following is a description of this phenomenon:Speed of Light in A Clear Dense Medium
New Designed Experiments Detecting the Existence of Aether
(E-MATRIX)
NOW AETHER---NO VS. AETHER---YES
THE AETHER---YES CAMP:
Ken Seto's web page
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