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Sure, E=mc^2. This formula kneaded with the substantial contribution of Lorentz transformations is very strange. Why? Because it completely unexpectedly combines a property, the potential of general matter, with the properties of the vacuum (aether), even with its electromagnetic properties. The sp...

I'm afraid that Minkowski's space-time is complete nonsense. First, the Future doesn't exist yet. If it existed, the Universe would have to be determined and that to infinity! Secondly, time is not some preferred planar "wave", but it is simply the direction of the development of matter, ...

I'm afraid that Minkowski's space-time is complete nonsense. First, the Future doesn't exist yet. If it existed, the Universe would have to be determined and that to infinity! Secondly, time is not some preferred planar "wave", but it is simply the direction of the development of matter, l...

I have to definitely agree with the texts on Socrattus' pictures:)
as you might have noticed at viewtopic.php?p=514522#p514522

"Dark matter" is (a)ether… https://www.resonancescience.org/blog/m ... n-expected

… Please, you don't have to apologize at all, that's OK', but if they came up with something new, substantial, related to space, time and matter, or at least tried, we would definitely know about it... But it's definitely not 1001. elementary particle, if it wasn't dark, of course :) Where does the...

I have not been very satisfied with the performance and results of physics for a hundred years This may sound rude, but I don't mean it to: Do you think you have the kind of expertise where your satisfaction, or lack thereof, is meaningful? How would you specify your criteria for satisfaction? Plea...

I ask "why" because I have not been very satisfied with the performance and results of physics for a hundred years (I'm not talking about applied physics, please). If you are satisfied, read the textbooks. Personally, I can imagine spending a billion better than searching for a hundred new...

In a hundred years, can't someone at least try to explain why the speed c should be limiting? Or what does the famous relativistic space-time look like in the “future”?…. Do you understand current physics enough to be confident that that isn't already well explained? Why not use the Internet and gi...

...helplessness...? . . . they are smart men, they are healthy people, they use millions of euros . . . what kind of "helplessness" is there? The more "elementary particles" they have, the bigger stew they will have in their heads, although sometimes I think it can't get any wor...

If new quantum particles don't help us understand the mysteries of quantum particles (such as their duality), then what is the reason for the LHC hypermania? …helplessness… ...helplessness...? . . . they are smart men, they are healthy people, they use millions of euros . . . what kind of "hel...

CERN Wants to Build a Bigger, Badder Particle Collider /By: John Perritano/ https://science.howstuffworks.com/cern-wants-to-build-bigger-badder-particle-collider.htm ----- Cern aims to build €20bn collider to unlock secrets of universe. The first accelerator based on the principle of multiple accel...

CERN Wants to Build a Bigger, Badder Particle Collider /By: John Perritano/ https://science.howstuffworks.com/cern-wants-to-build-bigger-badder-particle-collider.htm ----- Cern aims to build €20bn collider to unlock secrets of universe. The first accelerator based on the principle of multiple accel...

Let me summarize my talk a bit. I have been asking myself the following questions: Why is the spectrum of elementary particles so strictly limited and discrete? How annihilation works? What so fundamentally limits the speed to c? Does the Future have the same essence / structure as the Past? How &q...

Let me summarize my talk a bit. Okay. I have been asking myself the following questions: Why is the spectrum of elementary particles so strictly limited and discrete? What so fundamentally limits the speed to c? Does the Future have the same essence / structure as the Past? How "long" is ...