by Stephen Euin Cobb
A book proposing a new model of physics based on the concept that everything is made of only one particle—defined as one unit of Planck's Constant.
Trillions of times smaller than a proton, these new tinier particles form subatomic particles—like protons, quarks, and electrons—as ring vortexes. These vortexes are vaguely similar to smoke rings, except that they are four-dimensional, have a variety of shapes, and spin at the speed of light.
Presented in accessible language for the scientifically curious, this book offers a complete set of theories covering matter and energy, and explores how they relate to spacetime, gravity and electromagnetism. It also provides suggestions for experiments and computer simulations that could confirm or invalidate these ideas.
The book is available as an ebook ($2.99), paperback ($14.95), and in Kindle Unlimited.
Potential Improvements Over Standard Physics If These Theories Are Proven True.
Reasons the Theoretical Model in "Planck's Particle" Might Be True.
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How the Four-Dimensional Vortex Model Strengthens the Theory's Validity.
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How might observing tempest-like effects in experiments validate this particle model's accuracy?
How Experiments and Simulations Could Test the "Planck's Particle" Framework.
How might observing tempest effects differentiate this particle model from standard quantum theory?
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How can I best present this model to the various AI's around the world?
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Bio for Stephen Euin Cobb.