Tag Archives: gravitation
Exo-inertia and endo-inertia (23)
In earlier posts I have explained the difference between exogenous and endogenous processes and why the equivalence principle only holds if and when gravitation (endogenous), acceleration and inertia share the same endogenous driver . Consequently we have to make a … Continue reading
The problems in physics (22)
Particles, quanta or quantasy? No basis for quanta In posts 1 – 12 and 17 I have explained why quanta need not exist, why there is no basis for their existence. There are two main arguments: 1. The way light … Continue reading
Comparing gravitation with electromagnetic interaction (21)
Coulomb’s law states that the force of attraction or repulsion between two point charges is directly proportional to the product of magnitude of each charge and indirectly proportional to the square of the distance between them. Newton’s law of gravitation … Continue reading
The origin of Ultra-High-Energy Cosmic Rays (UHECR) (20)
The origin of UHECR’s is a mystery, notwithstanding the fact that they were discovered 100 years ago. In my opinion UHECR’s originate from Black Holes or more precisely from the Interchange Horizons of Black Holes in cases of decreasing distances between Black … Continue reading
Time, Entropy, Black Holes and the Interchange Horizon (19)
The arrow of entropy (as thermodynamic property) has the same directionality as the arrow of time. As explained in post 3 there is no difference between the directions of time and the directions in space. Consequently the freedom of changes … Continue reading
The Nothing Delusion (18)
“A Universe from Nothing”, written by Lawrence Krauss and supplied with an enthusiastic afterword from Richard Dawkins, has a clear message: the beginning of the universe was a tiny fluctuation which happened to arise from nothing, just like that. A … Continue reading
The Higgs particle delusion (17)
My statement that the Higgs particle does not exist is based on three arguments. The first argument concerns the non requirement of the existence of particles anyhow. The second argument is related to the difference between an exogenous process and … Continue reading
The neutrinos-faster-than-light delusion (16)
In space-time continuously a process is going on, everywhere and in each direction, of changes in mass, energy, space and time and the ratios between them, causing them to change again etc. Whatever these changes may be and whatever proportions … Continue reading
Gravitation, consequence of a continuous relation between mass and time (15)
Dark energy and dark matter are superfluous. As explained in posts 10 and 14, the so-called cosmological constant and the Big Bang theory are redundant and obsolete. The microwave background radiation is not the afterglow of a never happened Big … Continue reading
Gravitation, consequence of a continuous relation between mass and time (14)
Is there any space for determinism in the universe? Determinists hold the view that the universe is fully governed by causal laws resulting in only one possible state at any point in time. In post 6 (“C=T/M x E/S”) the … Continue reading
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