matthew809
Registered Senior Member
Here's my theory in the works. I guess it's a theory of everything. It's full of holes and based largely on ignorance and misunderstanding of science, I'm sure. Please tear it apart:
Empty space is actually not empty at all. Space is a medium which has areas of high density(strong gravity), and areas of low density(weak gravity). What we would think of as matter is actually "bubbles" in space. Unlike space, these matter bubbles have no pressure property. But they do have volume which can neither be created or destroyed- only redistributed.
Atoms are simply bubbles in pressurized space. Inside an atom bubble is another bubble of pressurized space. It is the balance between the inner bubble and the outer space which gives atoms is basic properties, and governs atomic behavior. Atoms vibrate. These vibrations are radiated into space, and into other atoms, which in turn vibrate and create waves. Light is not made up of particles. Light is just pressure waves(gravity waves) traveling through the medium of space.
The pressure field which surrounds an atom is the same as the pressure field which surrounds a planet. Atomic forces, gravity, magnetism, and EM radiation are all just variances of spacial pressure in response to the presence of these bubbles in the space medium(matter). Not all of these matter "bubbles" in space need actually have a pressurized space bubble caught inside, as an atom would. These bubbles would still displace space, and therefore cause gravity, but they would not vibrate like matter, and therefore would not be easily detected.
Matter in a higher pressure space moves slower than matter in a lower pressure space. Also, matter in a higher pressure space may be smaller(ie. more outside pressure pushing inward on an atom; the matter bubble can not compress any further because it's only property is volume, not density; however, the pressurized space bubble caught within can compress in response to outside pressure).
My idea on the galaxy:
There are two super massive orbiting bodies in the galactic center.
These two bodies, due to their location in such a high gravity area, orbit each other much slower than physics predicts. To us, it would appear like slow motion. Every atom in that area would operate just as slowly, proportionally.
These two slowly orbiting bodies create pressure waves(gravity waves) which spiral outwards. This is how the galaxy gets it's shape. More star formation, and brighter stars, would happen as an area of the galaxy gets hit with a higher density part of the wave(spiral arm). This may have something to do with our sun's 11-year solar cycle.
I have to make dinner now....
edit: I forgot to mention the reason for the galaxy's flat rotation curve. There is a struggle between 2 basic laws of motion. The stars towards the inner galaxy move slower than the stars in the outer galaxy, due to the inner stars experiencing higher space pressure(gravity) from the center of the galaxy. Of course all of the stars in the galaxy also follow the orbital patterns of conventional physics- where the outer stars would orbit at a speed much slower than the inner stars. These two laws are in opposition. In the case of the galactic center's extreme gravity, the two laws create a flat rotation curve for the galaxy.
Empty space is actually not empty at all. Space is a medium which has areas of high density(strong gravity), and areas of low density(weak gravity). What we would think of as matter is actually "bubbles" in space. Unlike space, these matter bubbles have no pressure property. But they do have volume which can neither be created or destroyed- only redistributed.
Atoms are simply bubbles in pressurized space. Inside an atom bubble is another bubble of pressurized space. It is the balance between the inner bubble and the outer space which gives atoms is basic properties, and governs atomic behavior. Atoms vibrate. These vibrations are radiated into space, and into other atoms, which in turn vibrate and create waves. Light is not made up of particles. Light is just pressure waves(gravity waves) traveling through the medium of space.
The pressure field which surrounds an atom is the same as the pressure field which surrounds a planet. Atomic forces, gravity, magnetism, and EM radiation are all just variances of spacial pressure in response to the presence of these bubbles in the space medium(matter). Not all of these matter "bubbles" in space need actually have a pressurized space bubble caught inside, as an atom would. These bubbles would still displace space, and therefore cause gravity, but they would not vibrate like matter, and therefore would not be easily detected.
Matter in a higher pressure space moves slower than matter in a lower pressure space. Also, matter in a higher pressure space may be smaller(ie. more outside pressure pushing inward on an atom; the matter bubble can not compress any further because it's only property is volume, not density; however, the pressurized space bubble caught within can compress in response to outside pressure).
My idea on the galaxy:
There are two super massive orbiting bodies in the galactic center.
These two bodies, due to their location in such a high gravity area, orbit each other much slower than physics predicts. To us, it would appear like slow motion. Every atom in that area would operate just as slowly, proportionally.
These two slowly orbiting bodies create pressure waves(gravity waves) which spiral outwards. This is how the galaxy gets it's shape. More star formation, and brighter stars, would happen as an area of the galaxy gets hit with a higher density part of the wave(spiral arm). This may have something to do with our sun's 11-year solar cycle.
I have to make dinner now....
edit: I forgot to mention the reason for the galaxy's flat rotation curve. There is a struggle between 2 basic laws of motion. The stars towards the inner galaxy move slower than the stars in the outer galaxy, due to the inner stars experiencing higher space pressure(gravity) from the center of the galaxy. Of course all of the stars in the galaxy also follow the orbital patterns of conventional physics- where the outer stars would orbit at a speed much slower than the inner stars. These two laws are in opposition. In the case of the galactic center's extreme gravity, the two laws create a flat rotation curve for the galaxy.
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