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Natural Science Forum / Physics / New Theories / September 2004Ultramicroscopic Space Energy Gives the Universe mass Particles
Space energy is the mother of all universe's energies. Its home is inside a Planck length. Its form is one dimension its force permeating all of space both micro and macro. Its motion is like alternating current shifting back and forth In the ulrtamicroscopic realm this back and forth motion of space gives one dimensional strings their motion of vibration. These vibrating strings can be straight,or a one dimensional sphere(better known as a circle) A particle such as an electron can be a two dimensional sphere(latitude,and longitude.) Two one dimensional circles can form a sphere very easily,and once a sphere is created so is a matter particle. Well I will now bring the intrinsic,and dynamic space energy into our macro realm of the universe,and tell you it has a great force to create motion here as well.. Its energy force is a 1,000 times greater than all the macro energies combined. It uses this energy to make the macro universe colder and colder. It has the strength to push galaxies apart. It has the strength to make the universe bigger and bigger at an accelerating rate,and can do it faster than the speed of light. Space energy does not have to obey the inverse square law. That is the reason space energy is stronger than gravity. That is the reason there can be no big crunch. Well you can all see I like the string theory,and what I have done was theorize how these loops and strings get their energy to vibrate Do you like it? If not flame away Bert Hi, Herb. :) Interesting as usual. Very thought provoking. I liked it. :) Be well - Pax > Space energy is the mother of all universe's energies. Its home is > inside a Planck length. Its form is one dimension its force permeating [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > theorize how these loops and strings get their energy to vibrate > Do you like it? If not flame away Bert Hi Pax I saved that theory for the time you would be posting again.Your kind words gives me more inspirational thinking. Herb > Hi Pax I saved that theory for the time you would be posting > again.Your kind words gives me more inspirational thinking. Herb Thank you, Herb! I'm honored! :) :) :) Have you been to Etherized website? Found a great quote there that REALLY applies to anyone brave enough to post on these newsgroups: "Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind don't matter, and those who matter don't mind." -- Dr. Seuss Isn't that fantastic?! :) Be well - Pax Hi Pax Dr Seuss had me in mind when he said that. Still I'm grateful that I have these news groups to express my ideas(theories) My email is much kinder to me. Its the same people that don't like me,and are nasty all the time. I've learned to turn them off. I don't mind being flamed,as long as I'm not attack personally. Bert > Hi Pax Hi, Herb. :) > Dr Seuss had me in mind when he said that. Still I'm grateful > that I have these news groups to express my ideas (theories) My email is > much kinder to me. Its the same people that don't like me, and are nasty > all the time. I've learned to turn them off. I don't mind being > flamed, as long as I'm not attack personally. Bert Your intestinal fortitude is admirable. :) Take the flamers for who they are, insecure bullies trying to puff themselves up by deflating someone else. Your posts are always thoughtful and on topic, and based on info from solid sources... that's a lot more than can be said for a huge portion of the posts here. Personally, I've always appreciated how you so often throw my mind in new directions. Hope you weathered all those hurricanes okay, by the way. My sister and her husband are in Florida right now in Pensacola, and had to evacuate when that huge one hit. His job takes him all over the US so, luckily, they were in their RV and didn't lose anything. Be well - Pax Hi Pax Yes some people you have to take with a grain of salt. I out lived all my very smart friends,and that makes my remaining spacetime very depressing. I'm old and bent. The Florida hurricanes like my trees have bent me more. I kid" the terrorists are creating the conditions for hurricanes of Southern Africa'. Glad your friends visiting florida are OK Do you think Pax I could go into the record books as being hit by 3 hurricanes in about a month? They are very dynamic. My house is a mess but my new webtv is running OK IT is the tornadoes inside the hurricane that do the devastating damage(and kill people) It is Vortexes inside vortexes ,and the smaller vortex has the greater spin speed. Herb > Hi Pax Hi, Herb. :) > Yes some people you have to take with a grain of salt. How anyone could pick on such a kind and gentle person as you is a mystery I'll never understand, especially since you don't rant or bring up anything that's not based on some authority to back up your comments. The only conclusion is that those people must REALLY be small, dull-witted worms. It makes me angry. >:( > I out lived all my very smart friends, and that makes my > remaining spacetime very depressing. I'm old and bent. Cut that out! You're not old enough to be old yet! But I know what you mean, sometimes circumstances can leave you as all but roadkill, and that makes you feel ancient. Too much calamity too constantly can use a person up. That's actually the reason I thought I'd try these newsgroups again for a bit, some of my most memorable times have been talking over what-ifs with you and my other friends here. > The Florida hurricanes like my trees have bent me more. I kid > "the terrorists are creating the conditions for hurricanes of > Southern Africa". If they could figure out a way, they would. :) :) The weather does seem to be changing, if it keeps up, Houston will be in a tropical zone soon. > Glad your friends visiting Florida are OK Thanks. :) > Do you think Pax I could go into the record books as being > hit by 3 hurricanes in about a month? They are very dynamic. > My house is a mess but my new webtv is running OK. Good grief, Herb! ALL of them got you?! That's horrible!! Your house must be well built to have withstood them all. Did you flood too? Our house has flooded 6 times now (including every year for the past 3 years), so I can really understand how devastated you must feel. We're tiling all the floors with slate this go-round. I've just about decided to stop buying furniture too. :) We've built a tall platform for our new bed... (have to use a step ladder to get up in it)... :)... and plan to do the same for our computers. Think it's time for spray-in foam insulation and hardy board at least halfway up the walls too. We're down to the point here at the house where we have what we need and need everything we have... all the rest is in storage, permanently it seems. :) We should just move... but, somehow, it's a problem we really want to figure out how to overcome. Silly, huh? :) > It is the tornadoes inside the hurricane that do the devastating > damage (and kill people) It is Vortexes inside vortexes, and > the smaller vortex has the greater spin speed. VERY true. Texas is part of Tornado Alley, and we've had our share of close calls with those suckers too. Wonder why they always seem to go for the trees? Really never have understood that. We've had them walk down the bayou behind our house and uproot every tree along our fenceline numerous times. One just skipped all over my parents place around a month ago, they live in Central Texas. It uprooted a lot of trees in their forest across the pasture, then came up their driveway and twisted up all those trees, then skipped over their two-story house, came right down on the other side, and twisted up more of the trees in their yard. It was really weird, but they were really grateful it skipped over their house. > Herb Be well, truly! :) - Pax Oh my goodness, you two get a room! :-) > Oh my goodness, you two get a room! > > :-) Sorry, not very "physics" is it? :) We're very old friends who haven't talked in a couple of years. :) Just catching up a bit. Be well - Pax .~*~._.~*~._.~*~._.~*~._.~*~._.~*~._.~*~._.~*~._.~*~. May people say of you: "The world is a better place because you are in it." From Andromeda: "Dillon Hunt, there are three kinds of people in this universe, those who can count, and those who can't." Hi Pax Looks like I'll be in 4 hurricanes. How lucky can I get? Talking about hurricanes,and their inner structures tornadoes is something I can be right inside of. It is more interesting then reading about them. Next year I'm building a tornado proof capsule in the hope I can be right inside a tornado.. I think we should use our subs to track hurricanes as they move across the Atlantic. I have a gut feeling this century will be the century of hurricanes. Bert > Hi Pax Hi, Herb. :) > Looks like I'll be in 4 hurricanes. How lucky can I get? That's awful, Herb! Seems as if you're left with the necessity of only repairing the absolute musts and waiting until the storms die down, or spending a fortune repairing and then repairing again. > Talking about hurricanes,and their inner structures tornadoes > is something I can be right inside of. It is more interesting then > reading about them. Next year I'm building a tornado proof > capsule in the hope I can be right inside a tornado.. Think I saw a program featuring a man who did that. He started with something like a "root cellar" and then modified it. > I think we should use our subs to track hurricanes as they > move across the Atlantic. I have a gut feeling this century > will be the century of hurricanes. Must agree with you, at least from present appearances. As long as the winters continue to be unusually warm, we're going to have trouble. I'm a bit surprised one hasn't formed in the Gulf and hit near us yet. But then, our worst flooding has been from tropical storms, Houston's too far inland to get the full force of a normal hurricane... of course, Eric was no normal hurricane. That was one really mean sucker. > Bert Be well and stay safe :) - Pax .~*~._.~*~._.~*~._.~*~._.~*~._.~*~._.~*~._.~*~._.~*~. May people say of you: "The world is a better place because you are in it." From Andromeda: "Dillon Hunt, there are three kinds of people in this universe, those who can count, and those who can't." Hi Pax I'm OK,and you can't get roofers,I had plastic covering the damage done by Charley,but the other hurricanes blew it away,and the water on top of my ceilings caused them to fall down(what a costly mess) I had $30,000 damage,and other houses had $85,000. Be interesting how State Farm takes care of this. Pax with all this rain I'm convinced Nature is reclaiming its Florida swamp land to give frogs,snakes and gators more room. Hurricanes are getting boring. Bert > Hi Pax Hi, Herb :) > I'm OK, and you can't get roofers, I had plastic covering the > damage done by Charley, but the other hurricanes blew it away, > and the water on top of my ceilings caused them to fall down > (what a costly mess) I had $30,000 damage, and other houses > had $85,000. Be interesting how State Farm takes care of this. That's really horrible, Herb! I'm SO sorry you're having such a bad time. You must be living in temporary quarters right now, either that or learning what it's like to live "naturally" with the stars for a ceiling (when you can see them). I thought State Farm had given up on Florida and decided not to insure anyone there anymore. But... isn't your disaster insurance actually a government program, like our Flood Insurance? > Pax with all this rain I'm convinced Nature is reclaiming its > Florida swamp land to give frogs, snakes and gators more room. :) :) :) > Hurricanes are getting boring. You've just been numbed by the shock of it all, and no wonder! The one thing a bit of age gives you is pragmatism, though. Thank God we're given something by age, since everything else seems to get taken. :) :) :) > Bert Stay well - Pax .~*~._.~*~._.~*~._.~*~._.~*~._.~*~._.~*~._.~*~._.~*~. What are ten years in the history of humanity? Must not all those forces that determine the life of a man be regarded as constant compared with such a trifling interval? - Albert Einstein - Out of My Later Years |
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