Re written physics
There are three types of analysis in this set of files
1.
If I find an aspect of physics I want to know more about I put
together an analysis of it.
2.
If I find something in physics that doesn't make sense to me, I
find out exactly why it doesn't and if I can, I fix it.
3.
If I think of something new to me and maybe to every body else
I write an analysis of it that explores its possibilities.
**
Below is
a list of all my physics analyses
and
a short description of each of them.
*Select the file you want to read by clicking on the filename*
age of earth1.pdf 11/18/2020
the age of the earth and the solar system is supposed to be
about 4.5 billion years old. It is based on radioactive decay.
but there is a basic problem.
all the elements that are found on the earth, including the
radioactive ones, were not formed on the earth, but somewhere
else in the Milky Way Galaxy.
so, why didn't they begin to decay when they were first formed?
Ampere's Experiments1.pdf 08/31/2020
describes how Andre-Marie Ampere, from 1820 to about 1822,
determined the characteristics of the magnetic field surrounding
a copper wire containing a continuous direct electric current.
billiards0.pdf 09/29/2022
what happens to the momentum of two billiard balls when they
collide and both stop dead still on their table?
conclusions.pdf 6/07/2023
These are some of the conclusions I have come to believe about physics.
death of our sun1.pdf 08/27/2022
this analysis describes what happens in our sun when it begins
to cool down and then does run out of hydrogen.
E=mC^20.pdf 9/19/2018
this analysis reviews Albert Einstein's thought experiment
that defines E = mC^2.
E=mC^21.pdf 05/10/2022
this analysis describes the implications of Albert Einstein's
E = mC^2 equation
energy to momentum1.pdf 04/29/2021
it takes energy, or work, to increase the momentum of a body.
each neutrino has its own virtual mass.
expanding universe4.pdf 02/01/2023
in this analysis I will show that there is no such thing as an
expanding universe and
that our universe didn't suddenly begin some 13.7 billion years
ago.
faraday's inductance0.pdf 09/01/2020
Michael Faraday believed that if an electric current could
create a magnetic field
a magnetic field should be able to create an electric current.
this file contains a review of his experiments.
fasterthanthespeedoflight0.pdf 02/25/2024
This analysis will show that it may be possible a space ship
can go faster than the speed of light.
how to make neutrinos0.pdf 11/26/2023
this file describes how to generate neutrons and neutrinos
in a laboratory by using a modified electron capture reaction.
hubble3.pdf 11/24/2023
This analysis will show why there is no 'expanding universe'.
interferometer5.pdf 09/18/2018
in 1881 Albert Michelson invented his interferometer.
light vibrates in a wave pattern as it moves through space. if
two waves are combined and are not 'in phase' with one another
they will interfere with one another's wave patterns.
using his interferometer he thought he could measure how fast
the earth was moving through space. but when Albert Michelson
and Edward Morley ran the experiment in 1887 it 'failed'.
but the experiment itself did not fail. It got a result that
should have been expected. this following analysis explains why.
MichelsonMorley.pdf 03/05/2013
A second version to measure how fast the earth moves through space.
iron extra neutrons3.pdf 12/26/2023
This analysis will add extra neutrons to the core atomic nucleus
of iron 52fe26
and then depend upon neutrinos from the sun to convert any added
unstable neutrons to protons.
isaacnewtons time0.pdf 06/09/2021
Isaac Newton believed that 'time' was smooth, even and ever
increasing.
in 1849, Hippolyte Fizeau calculated a value for the speed of
light to a better precision than the previous value determined.
he used this formula to calculate light's speed.
C = d/t = (distance traveled)/(time it took) = a constant
but if the speed of light is constant, distance and time are not
independent variables.
LiFePo4.pdf 02/06/2024
This is a study of how lithium iron phosphate batteries store
energy. How the battery can be charged and discharged step by
step.
logicandmathematics2.pdf 06/11/2022
classical logic and formal mathematics can describe an already
solved basic physics problem.
but an unknown basic physics problem can't be solved by logic or
mathematics. one must guess solutions.
momentum0.pdf 10/15/2020
a puzzle
let's suppose we have two bodies each the size of the earth
sitting out in empty space a measurable distance apart, say over
100,000 miles apart.
to begin with, they are not moving. any other bodies are so
far away their pulls on these two are negligible.
what happens and why and how does it happen?
muon and tau neutrinos0.pdf 11/03/2024
There is no such thing as muon and tau neutrinos in our local
universe.
nano based physics0.pdf 9/21/2023
this defines the simple, basic physics that underlays and
supports all known macro physics.
neutrinos60.pdf 03/29/2024
this analysis defines what an electron neutrino is after a review
of the current, available research in the field.
nikola tesla1.pdf 3/16/2024
This is about Nikola Tesla and electricity
non linear logic0.pdf 12/17/2020
in January 1926, Erwin Schrodinger published his wave mechanics
equation which correctly described the energy levels of an
electron orbiting a proton in a hydrogen atom. Each level was a
standing wave. Since then no one has been able to mathematically
describe a two electron or any multi electron atom.
this analysis suggests that humans can only think in linear logic.
that we can't handle multi variable logic, but that nature can
and does.
no_faster_than_light0.pdf 20/10/2016
this analysis takes a look at Albert Einstein's paper on special
relativity and E = mC^2 published in 1905.
and
shows why a body's velocity can not exceed the speed of light.
one_photon9.pdf 08/04/2023
this analysis will figure out just how a photon moves through space.
orbiting electrons1.pdf 08/15/2023
this analysis shows how the electrons orbiting a positive atomic
nucleus must instantly effect one another and the nucleus.
ourtoohotsun1.pdf 03/10/2021
our sun is too hot.
If anything falls into the sun, it gets broken up into
p+'s, e-'s and alpha particles by the e-'s, p+'s and alpha
particles in our too hot sun.
particle physics.pdf 6/27/2023
this analysis criticizes some specific parts of particle physics.
photon waves1.pdf 03/06/2024
This analysis describes how photons can move through space
as waves of photons and as single photons that can add to or be
emitted by the electrons orbiting an atomic nucleus.
redshiftedlight0.pdf 12/16/2023
This analysis describes what happens to light when it passes
close by a galaxy.
solar neutrinos0.pdf 11/05/2019
this analysis describes how neutrinos are formed in the solar
plasma and what happens to them when they get to the earth.
they are made by this electron capture reaction in the sun.
e- + p+ + heat --> neutron(p+,e-) + neutrino
solarplasma.pdf 02/08/19
I describe the sun's solar plasma as how I understand it.
speed of light.pdf 11/16/2022
this analysis describes
how the speed of light was first measured
and
how one can never measure the frequency of a pure beam of light.
stars and solar systems2.pdf 10/16/2023
There is no limit as to how large a star can be.
The following describes how stars and their solar systems form
and eventually collapse over and over again.
steady state1.pdf 10/19/2023
There is an equal number of protons and electrons in the local
universe.
This universe as we know it is in a 'steady state'. There is no
new or old part of the known universe.
timeless0.pdf 01/24/2023
this analysis gathers together instances where time doesn't
seem to exist.
time2.pdf 10/17/2016
this is an analysis of time.
it is an effort to get you to believe something that seems
completely unbelievable because that we can never measure time
directly.
it concludes that there is no such thing as time. that we
humans invented it because we need to know how fast things change.
time is really just cause and effect.
tokamaks6.pdf 12/13/2022
tokamaks don't work, never have and probably never will. in this
analysis I describe why they don't work.
universalgravity4.pdf 08/21/2023
In this note I define the gravitational fields that holds the
sun and all the planets, moons, asteroids and other bodies in
the solar system together.
Nobody else seems to have done it. I don't know why not.
what's gravity1.pdf 08/19/2023
maybe gravity is just a very, very weak electromagnetic field.
there are an equal number of protons and electrons in the known
universe, in the Milky Way and in ordinary matter.
a p+ and an e-, seems to be the basic building blocks of all
ordinary matter.
there is also the possibility that there is only one type of
field, an electrostatic field.
what is a neutrino0.pdf 3/30/2024
This lists the known and possible characteristics of
a neutrino.
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