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FET shows how photons are created, why they move at light
speed, what they are and why they have both an upper and lower limit to the amount
of energy they can carry. It also explains how a single photon can pass through
two separate slits simultaneously and how they can be entangled. FET
shows that photons behave like particles in that they take on the speed of the source.
The changes in clock rates with speed and gravity are explained and agree with the
predictions of relativity. Thus both time and motion are absolute and not relative.
Electricity and magnetism are also easily explained by FET
and again, the magnetic force is shown to operate by means of physical contact from
the flow of fluid energy. The reason that the electric and magnetic forces are both
attractive and repulsive is no longer a mystery, nor why a magnet can stick to a
fridge door indefinitely.
Not only are temperature, kinetic energy and inertia all explained by
FET but so are all the observations that have ever been made in chemistry,
physics and astronomy. For example, FET explains how protons
can sit together within a nucleus without repelling each other and why neutrons,
which are unstable in isolation are required to make them stable. It also explains
why tritium and other atoms are radioactive. Most importantly, it shows that global
warming has nothing to do with the level of CO2 in the atmosphere but is a natural
process occurring with every planet.
In “Wot, no bang?”,
FET is introduced and used to explain how the universe came to be created
out of its initial quiescent state. This book caters for those that just want to
know how the universe came to be the way that it is today, the forces that led to
its present steady state and why it is not expanding. Because the theory is extremely
simple and logical and can be easily visualised there is very little mathematics
involved but numerous diagrams.
In subsequent books I show how FET applies to the interaction
of photons with matter, how electricity and magnetism arise, how light can be polarised,
why the notion of mass is unnecessary, how gyroscopes actually do affect gravity,
why the only real particles to exist are neutrons and protons and therefore neutrinos
and all other particles do not.
Please click here to find out more about
publications covering FET; catering for all levels - from those with a
general interest in the innermost workings of the universe to those working in
any scientific discipline.