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Magnetism Revisited (note)Sven Gelbhaar0:46am 22.7.2019 Magnetism: does it have to involve moving electrons? What if it were simply anorientation of ionization (more electrons distributed toward this axis vs anyother)? But surely that wouldn’t be stable in and of itself. Explore tomorrow(well, later on today after I sleep). Although this would explain why twomagnets, opposite ends […]

Free ThoughtSven Gelbhaar14-15.06.2019 In order to exist, we must be free. Nature demands it. By being artificiallylimited we are less adaptable in that we are less powerful, motivated, and ableto adjust to the necessities of life and (continued) existence. It is not theright, but the mandate, for every sentient being to be a free thinker.

On The Transmission Speed of (Electric) ForceSven Gelbhaar24.5.2019 In /On Newton’s Cradle/ we discuss how energy is transferred instantaneouslythrough lattice-like configurations of matter, unlike the much slowerpropagation via a force-carrier in the form of an electron/photon. We know thisis true, given Photo-Electron Equivalence Principle, and the rather-recentexperiment whereby light appeared to speed up by a

Magnetic Flux in ElectricitySven Gelbhaar23.05.2019 When an electric current is produced, so is a magnetic field. When electricityis running towards something, a negative charge is observed. When electricityruns away from something, a positive charge is exerted. But how could purelynegatively charged electrons exert a positive force? The answer is simple. Much like with Radiation Pressure

Contra HeisenbergSven Gelbhaar20.5.2019 Uncertainty principle, also called Heisenberg uncertainty principle orindeterminacy principle, statement, articulated (1927) by the German physicistWerner Heisenberg, that the position and the velocity of an object cannot bothbe measured exactly, at the same time, even in theory. The very concepts ofexact position and exact velocity together, in fact, have no meaning in

On the Speed of LightSven Gelbhaar12.05.2019 Foucault devised a way with which to measure the speed of light. The assumptionthat light is always traveling at a certain speed is, however, presumptuous.When we look at other sub-atomic particles we see variations in speedthroughout, and yet we presume that light differs from the rest? So far onlytwo

How Mass and Radiation Pressure Arise from Unified Force TheorySven Gelbhaar30.04-2019 – 01.05.2019 Here in the /Occam’s Razor/ series we strive to explain the world with as fewassumptions as possible. We have covered how Magnetism, Gravity, Weak, andStrong (Nuclear) Force can and do come about as a result of the Electric Force:Like charges repel, and

Gravity Probe29.04.2019Sven Gelbhaar Space is vast and detecting objects as they approach can be a challenge. Perhapsthe object has a lot of radar-deflecting edges, or maybe the object has radar-absorbing paint such as our modern-day stealth planes. Maybe aliens are on theirway to turn us all into human-burgers or worse. As we conquer more and

An Addendum to Atomic Theory of Gravity (et al)Sven Gelbhaar10.04.2019 (10 April 2019) In my paper /Atomic Theory of Gravity/ and /Unified Force Theory/ I discuss howelectron orbits could effect Gravity. This, however, isn’t the only way thatUnified Force Theory can lead to gravity. Electrons stick to protons, forming a glue between the same using

How (not) To Stop TimeSven Gelbhaar & Dustin Redmon05.04.2019 Hello once again, dear reader. Today we’ll look at a simple equivalency inPhysics which confused us (well, Sven anyway) for a while. Someone suggestedthat time stops without speed and displacement/distance; that time didn’t existbefore the Big Bang took place. Let’s just jump right in. We all