On Newton’s CradleSven Gelbhaar Since force is transferred through solid crystalline objects instantaneously, itmakes us reconsider the scope of objects — or potentially better said forcecarriers — at work in reality. After all, the humble photon is imbued withkinetic energy just as is the proud carbon ring. Unfortunately the lowestscoped object we can interact with […]
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A Possible Explanation for CMBRSven Gelbhaar30 December 2010 We started out this series talking about Cosmic Microwave BackgroundRadiation, discounting it as proof for the Big Bang (1), but we neverreally went into any possible counter-explanations. In a subsequent paperwe dealt with a positive expansive force acting upon all galaxies in theform of radiation pressure. (2)
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Objective Morality and RealitySven Gelbhaar16 November 2010 The question of how to behave, and what this should be based upon, has plaguedmankind throughout history. Should the individual act out his own impulsesas much as possible? Does he sublimate and deny them as much as possible?To what end? How should the individual act in specific circumstances,
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Cosmic ExpansionSven GelbhaarDave Edell10/28/2010 We know from Faraday’s Law that light is electromagnetically active. Theramifications of this are elaborated on in Photoelectron EquivalencePrinciple. Now that we know that light can thereby exert a pressure uponbodies of mass, known as radiative pressure, we can apply this to galaxiesas a whole. As photons tend to exert a
Argument contra to light polarization as evidence for wave theory of lightSven Gelbhaar20 March 2010 – 22 August 2010 In this installment we’ll take a look at one of the last arguments for wavetheory in regards to electromagnetic radiation. Pundits for it still havethe argument from polarization, which states that the properties of lightlook as
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Unified Force TheorySven Gelbhaar20 February 2009 – 22 February 2009 It is thought, according to the Standard Model of particle physics, thatstrong nuclear force holds the like-electrically-charged particles togetherin the nuclei of atoms. (1) Furthermore, it is thought that there existsa second force, called the weak nuclear force, that is responsible for thespontaneous transformation of
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Revised Steady State TheorySven Gelbhaar20 May 2010<< Alles ist was es ist. >> In a previous paper, I discussed possible sources of Cosmic MicrowaveBackground Radiation, or CMBR. (Cosmic Microwave Background Radiation andhow it relates to Big Bang Theory, Sven Gelbhaar, 31 August 2007). Inanother I discussed how the red shift effect, as seen in distant
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Probability theory as applied to virtual particle creation in vacuo, andhow this affects the effects thereof on Black HolesSven Gelbhaar24 January 2009 In the late 1970s Stephen Hawking contended that virtual particles createdat the event horizon of black holes would cause black holes to ‘glow’ inthat they would exude particles and anti-particles due to the
On the Nature of PhotonsSven Gelbhaar18 November 2008 – 29 December 2008 In 1845 Michael Faraday discovered that light can be bent around a magneticfield. This effect is named after him; it is called the Faraday Effect, orFaraday Rotation. Because of this experiment we now refer to light aselectromagnetic radiation, for it confirmed the connection
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On GeonsSven Gelbhaar30 November 2008 Geons are said to be gravitational waves, who confine themselves to oneregion of space by their own gravitational force. (1) In this paper wewill explore if Geons can exist, if they can then what needs to be in placeto allow them to occur, and why they probably don’t. First let