Arguments Counter to Einstein's Theory of Relativity

Arguments Counter to Einstein's Theory of Relativity: and Theory of Comparative Quantum Mechanics in the Micro and Macro Worlds by Mark F. Dennis
English | March 28, 2015 | ISBN: 1508995265 | 202 pages | Rar (PDF, AZW3) | 3.85 Mb
Much of modern quantum theory assumes that the rules of physics in this material physical world that we live in are not the same rules of physics in the quantum world. In this physical world, energy is an attribute of an object with mass; in the quantum world, it is taught that energy can exist without mass. In this physical world, an object cannot exist in two places at once; in the quantum world it can, popping in and out of existence. This research hypothesizes counter to these theories in that energy cannot exist without mass much like velocity cannot exist without the bullet or speed without a jet aircraft. Energy must be looked at much like Love, an action verb or transitive verb; it has to have an object and cannot exist by its self. If mass is taken out of the equation, energy must also be null. This hypothesis presumes that the rules of this world and the rules of the quantum world exist under the same controls; it simply may be that we see the quantum world all wrong and apply theories and laws that contradict. A Theory of Everything, where all the rules apply does exist; we just have to learn how this all works and that will take time.