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In this section we examine the case for an all pervading aether. We
address some of the main objections people have to it, such as the 'null'
result of the Michelson-Morley experiment. (Updated Jan
06) |
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Here we consider the formation of physical matter from the aetheric
perspective. We look at the nature of charge and introduce the 4th dimension
into the picture. We also explore the possibility of teleportation through the
4th dimension. (Updated Feb 06) |
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This section presents magnetism as a movement of the aether. We consider how
moving charges create magnetic fields and how it all fits in with relativity
theory.
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Here we examine how light vibrations, including the photon, can be
explained within the aether model. We also take a closer look at QED and the
particle/wave duality of light, the photon energy as well as electron-positron
annihilation. (Updated Nov 06)
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In this page we show how gravity can be explained as a manifestation of 4D
aetheric waves. We also look at General Relativity from the aether
perspective and consider a resolution to the conflict between GR and
Quantum Electrodynamics.
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Under here we show how inertia and rotational forces can be
explained from the perspective of 4D aetheric waves.
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This section looks at atomic structure and quantum mechanics from the 4D
aetheric wave perspective and fluid dynamics. We re-examine the particle wave
duality of matter. We also look at the possible connection of
sub-atomic particles to higher dimensions. (Updated Feb
07)
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Here we look at free energy from the aether perspective, particularly as it
relates to charge and spiral motion. We also give a 4D wave explanation of the
Casimir effect.
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In this section we consider how the aether model could be used to help explain
antigravity and inertial loss experiments.
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This page looks at relativity from an aether perspective. In particular, time
dilation, relativistic mass, E=mc2, the Doppler shift for light and
the Big Bang. (Updated Apr 07)
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The
author would like to acknowledge the work of Maurice B. Cooke and master
Hilarion which has inspired and forms the starting point of this work. |