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| Authored by: jesse on Thursday, June 20 2013 @ 06:36 AM EDT |
But you are right - a "vacuum" really never is. There are always
electromagnetic waves passing by - of whatever frequency.
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| Authored by: albert on Thursday, June 20 2013 @ 01:59 PM EDT |
which had developed some really crazy predictions that couldn't be explained by
the Standard Model.
For those who have the time, see:
Bill Zebuhrs commentary on Hotsons paper:
http://www.infinite-energy.com/iemagazine/issue86/hotson.html
Read the commentary, then Part 1, Part 2, then Part 3 (which follows the
Commentary).
The following is quoted from another posting of mine:
"The true paradigm shift in physics occurred in 1928, with Paul Diracs
relativistic reworking of Schrodingers wave equation. Diracs equation is still
considered a remarkable achievement in physics, even today, but it was not
correctly understood then. It is correctly explained by Hotson.
Few have recognized the significance of Hotsons work because of their investment
in the Standard Model, failing to realize the absurdity of a theory that:
1. Changes every time new experimental evidence comes along.
2. Explains things with magic particles, fudge factors, and hand waving.
3. Has replaced 'we don't know' with unprovable postulates.
Hotson explains the details quite well, but note this: You must be willing to:
1. Temporarily reset your viewpoint to 1928.
2. Suspend belief in all Standard Model concepts.
3. Critically analyze with an open mind.
Perhaps because of my mental shortcomings, I have had to reread Hotsons papers
several times. It's hard to start with a clean slate in any endeavor, when one
has been bombarded with a lifetimes worth of 'scientific' propaganda.
Any honest effort you expend on this will be well worth it, and will open new
avenues for exploring physics."
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