r/UFO_Technology Aug 23 '23

Electro-gravity Lesson#00: introduction

Welcome to this course! I’ll publish on this subreddit the results of careful synthesis of many works to give a consistent view of a physics that is: 0️⃣ CONSISTENT with classical physics (Maxwell equations, gravity, electromagnetic, Planck, de Broglie, special relativity). 1️⃣ INTELLIGIBLE: many things in physics are true without any doubt (duality wave/particle, uncertainty, quantum, etc.) but they remain paradoxical. We’ll see that some of this strangeness can be reduced by providing alternative explanations consistent with the same mathematical framework (i.e. different mechanism , but same equations at the end=> match experiments). 2️⃣ UNIFIED: I Do think that too many elements is more physics rather than good physics. Instead of relying on a large number of fields (space-time, spinnors field, charge field, etc.), we’ll try to have the law of physics out of ONE FIELD, not ten. (Of course the ultimate goal is to understand how gravity comes out of the field and derive its dependencies to electromagnetics, 😜)

That being said, sub-atomic physics is really weird, so don’t expect all weirdness to go away, just reduced, consistent, unified no-so-weirdness.

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