Physics
Amber and stellar spectroscopy Amber shows spectacular golden colors. So, today, we want first to focus on the color of the stars, which, according to Plank, Bolzman and Wien’s Laws is determined by their temperatures. Spectroscopy is the branch of physics studying the spectra of electromagnetic radiation emitted or absorbed by matter. The spectral analysis permits to know the chemical composition of the body that emits the radiation. Stellar Spectroscopy is thus the study of[…]
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Inside this post, you will find some intuitions about the real nature of the stars inside the upper dome. Maybe you will think there is no scientific basis in order to prove the reality of things. But these are intuitions that will simplify theories that are commonly accepted. In any case, nobody went to the stars to check their real situation in situ. Neither NASA nor any other space organization. So let’s go deeper into[…]
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Very bright light phenomena in Fargo, North Dakota. Also visible are parts of the 22° halo (the arcs passing through each sundog), a sun pillar (the vertical line) and the parhelic circle (the horizontal line). Cicero and the double sun A passage in Cicero‘s On the Republic (54–51 BC) is one of many by Greek and Roman authors who refer to sun dogs and similar phenomena: Be it so, said Tubero. Since you invite me to a discussion and present the opportunity, let us first[…]
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In my previous post, “Etherons: quantum physic dismantled”, I have proved something new. Reintroducing an old concept Reintroducing an abandoned concept, the ether, all phenomena involving light become perfectly explainable from an exclusively classical point of view. This way, it becomes very easy to describe all the electromagnetic radiations. And, in particular, the nature of light as a wave, with all its power to put in vibration the etherons. These invisible particles remain at their[…]
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“Natura abhorret vacuum”, this was an ancient saying. Accordingly, in one of my previous articles, I have introduced the ether, made of etherons. Ether has consequently a discrete nature, being the etherons the minimum unity that constitutes it.
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