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Originally posted by LawrenceWippler
But about his book, even though I haven't read it, it has all the well-known hallmarks of pseudoscience.
It's not a peer reviewed publication and it claims to not only come up with a theory of everything, but to do so by setting aside the existing theories and laws of physics:
The Theory of Everything, Solved
It's Lawrence J. Wippler's credibility you should be questioning when he sets aside presently known laws of physics. The best someone could do is to come up with an alternate explanation for them...we can't really "set them aside" as they are pretty well established by experimental evidence.
Setting aside the presently known theories and laws of physics and attacking the problem from a different perspective
If you have any questions pertaining to this theory please ask, it's not pseudoscience,
Originally posted by Arbitrageur
I just read that one page.
The difference between the standard model and my theory is the underlying principal, the end results of all experiments remains the same. My theory uses only three particles and the law of attraction, and the standard model uses many elementary particles. Alpha and Beta particles (standard model) are actually short duration EM waves in the gamma region of the EM spectrum. The Alpha particle (standard model) is a wave composed only of north monopoles and Beta is composed of only south monopoles.
Originally posted by buddhasystem
Originally posted by LawrenceWippler
But about his book, even though I haven't read it, it has all the well-known hallmarks of pseudoscience.
It's not a peer reviewed publication and it claims to not only come up with a theory of everything, but to do so by setting aside the existing theories and laws of physics:
The Theory of Everything, Solved
It's Lawrence J. Wippler's credibility you should be questioning when he sets aside presently known laws of physics. The best someone could do is to come up with an alternate explanation for them...we can't really "set them aside" as they are pretty well established by experimental evidence.
Setting aside the presently known theories and laws of physics and attacking the problem from a different perspective
If you have any questions pertaining to this theory please ask, it's not pseudoscience,
Thank you. How do you demonstrate that an alpha particle possesses the properties of a magnetic monopole? In terms of magnetic monopole characteristics, what's different between the alpha particle and the He3 nucleus?
Originally posted by LawrenceWippler
The difference between the standard model and my theory is the underlying principal, the end results of all experiments remains the same. My theory uses only three particles and the law of attraction, and the standard model uses many elementary particles. Alpha and Beta particles (standard model) are actually short duration EM waves in the gamma region of the EM spectrum. The Alpha particle (standard model) is a wave composed only of north monopoles and Beta is composed of only south monopoles.
Originally posted by buddhasystem
Originally posted by LawrenceWippler
But about his book, even though I haven't read it, it has all the well-known hallmarks of pseudoscience.
It's not a peer reviewed publication and it claims to not only come up with a theory of everything, but to do so by setting aside the existing theories and laws of physics:
The Theory of Everything, Solved
It's Lawrence J. Wippler's credibility you should be questioning when he sets aside presently known laws of physics. The best someone could do is to come up with an alternate explanation for them...we can't really "set them aside" as they are pretty well established by experimental evidence.
Setting aside the presently known theories and laws of physics and attacking the problem from a different perspective
If you have any questions pertaining to this theory please ask, it's not pseudoscience,
Thank you. How do you demonstrate that an alpha particle possesses the properties of a magnetic monopole? In terms of magnetic monopole characteristics, what's different between the alpha particle and the He3 nucleus?
Originally posted by Mary Rose
That is my hypothesis—that the proton and electron are really Dirac monopoles. The proton is actually a north magnetic monopole, and the electron is actually a south magnetic monopole. . . .
Most overunity devices require two forms of energy, gravity and magnetism are the most common, the output of these devices is very small. The people working on these devices think outside the box, they are the most innovative people in the world.
Originally posted by Mary Rose
reply to post by LawrenceWippler
I noticed on your website that you link to overunity.com. Please tell us what you think about the feasibility of free energy technology devices.
Originally posted by LawrenceWippler
The difference between the standard model and my theory is the underlying principal, the end results of all experiments remains the same. My theory uses only three particles and the law of attraction, and the standard model uses many elementary particles. Alpha and Beta particles (standard model) are actually short duration EM waves in the gamma region of the EM spectrum. The Alpha particle (standard model) is a wave composed only of north monopoles and Beta is composed of only south monopoles.
Thank you. How do you demonstrate that an alpha particle possesses the properties of a magnetic monopole? In terms of magnetic monopole characteristics, what's different between the alpha particle and the He3 nucleus?
Are monopoles 3-d objects? Yes What determines the difference between a south monopole and north monopole? The law of attraction. Do they have mass? Yes
Originally posted by ImaFungi
Originally posted by LawrenceWippler
The difference between the standard model and my theory is the underlying principal, the end results of all experiments remains the same. My theory uses only three particles and the law of attraction, and the standard model uses many elementary particles. Alpha and Beta particles (standard model) are actually short duration EM waves in the gamma region of the EM spectrum. The Alpha particle (standard model) is a wave composed only of north monopoles and Beta is composed of only south monopoles.
Originally posted by buddhasystem
Originally posted by LawrenceWippler
But about his book, even though I haven't read it, it has all the well-known hallmarks of pseudoscience.
It's not a peer reviewed publication and it claims to not only come up with a theory of everything, but to do so by setting aside the existing theories and laws of physics:
The Theory of Everything, Solved
It's Lawrence J. Wippler's credibility you should be questioning when he sets aside presently known laws of physics. The best someone could do is to come up with an alternate explanation for them...we can't really "set them aside" as they are pretty well established by experimental evidence.
Setting aside the presently known theories and laws of physics and attacking the problem from a different perspective
If you have any questions pertaining to this theory please ask, it's not pseudoscience,
Thank you. How do you demonstrate that an alpha particle possesses the properties of a magnetic monopole? In terms of magnetic monopole characteristics, what's different between the alpha particle and the He3 nucleus?
Are monopoles 3-d objects? what determines the difference between a south monopole and north monopole? do they have mass? how do they relate to the electron?
You must have a basic understanding of my theory in order to understand the answers to your questions.
Originally posted by buddhasystem
Originally posted by LawrenceWippler
The difference between the standard model and my theory is the underlying principal, the end results of all experiments remains the same. My theory uses only three particles and the law of attraction, and the standard model uses many elementary particles. Alpha and Beta particles (standard model) are actually short duration EM waves in the gamma region of the EM spectrum. The Alpha particle (standard model) is a wave composed only of north monopoles and Beta is composed of only south monopoles.
Sir, it appears that you summarily ignored the question that I asked. Let me try again:
Thank you. How do you demonstrate that an alpha particle possesses the properties of a magnetic monopole? In terms of magnetic monopole characteristics, what's different between the alpha particle and the He3 nucleus?
Since you mentioned the Beta particle, which in fact is an electron, I would like to extend my question to cover this: what do you have to say about the positron?
Your reference to alpha and beta as "short duration EM waves" is utterly confusing. In Standard Model, this is certainly not the case. If you are referring to your model, what is this assertion based on?
theoryofeverythingsolved.com... In the core of every atom is a particle of matter, which represents one of the many elements from the periodic table. Each element has its own unique properties that differ from other elements, and no two elements are identical. The unique properties of each element are determined by the amount of magnetic lines of force that element is able to hold and the lines’ relative positions from the core of the element. These are what create the different frequencies of the electromagnetic spectrum, as well. This difference also affects how the elements react with each other and how atoms transform energy from one form to another.
Originally posted by LawrenceWippler
You must have a basic understanding of my theory in order to understand the answers to your questions.
Originally posted by LawrenceWippler
Are monopoles 3-d objects? Yes What determines the difference between a south monopole and north monopole? The law of attraction. Do they have mass? Yes
Originally posted by ImaFungi
Originally posted by LawrenceWippler
The difference between the standard model and my theory is the underlying principal, the end results of all experiments remains the same. My theory uses only three particles and the law of attraction, and the standard model uses many elementary particles. Alpha and Beta particles (standard model) are actually short duration EM waves in the gamma region of the EM spectrum. The Alpha particle (standard model) is a wave composed only of north monopoles and Beta is composed of only south monopoles.
Originally posted by buddhasystem
Originally posted by LawrenceWippler
But about his book, even though I haven't read it, it has all the well-known hallmarks of pseudoscience.
It's not a peer reviewed publication and it claims to not only come up with a theory of everything, but to do so by setting aside the existing theories and laws of physics:
The Theory of Everything, Solved
It's Lawrence J. Wippler's credibility you should be questioning when he sets aside presently known laws of physics. The best someone could do is to come up with an alternate explanation for them...we can't really "set them aside" as they are pretty well established by experimental evidence.
Setting aside the presently known theories and laws of physics and attacking the problem from a different perspective
If you have any questions pertaining to this theory please ask, it's not pseudoscience,
Thank you. How do you demonstrate that an alpha particle possesses the properties of a magnetic monopole? In terms of magnetic monopole characteristics, what's different between the alpha particle and the He3 nucleus?
Are monopoles 3-d objects? what determines the difference between a south monopole and north monopole? do they have mass? how do they relate to the electron?
How do they relate to the electron? Electrons don't exist only n/s monopoles.
Originally posted by LawrenceWippler
Are monopoles 3-d objects? Yes
You continue to use particles from the standard model That don't exist, trying to answer a question using these particles is impossible. the standard model explanation is based on the wrong model of the atom. An example would be, how to separate a monopole? breaking a bar magnet in half is not the answer this would only make two smaller dipoles, to isolate a monopole you must use the law of attraction. move the north pole of a bar magnet passed a coil of wire and you will concentrate all of the south monopoles in that direction in doing so you will separate them south monopoles in one end and north monopoles in the other end this is what we call electricity recombine these monopoles and you get a magnetic field. You should read the entire book this would help you in understanding of my simple theory.
Originally posted by buddhasystem
Originally posted by LawrenceWippler
You must have a basic understanding of my theory in order to understand the answers to your questions.
I've looked at your book repeatedly and read some of the material there. Your emphasis is on simplicity, that was the whole point of developing your theory. What makes you think I don't have a basic understanding of your theory? Two times in a row, you decline to answer a fairly basic question pertaining to it, which is strange given its supposed simplicity. Right now, I'm not sure how to interpret such behavior. I'm still waiting for an answer.
The law of attraction is based on magnetic charge.
Originally posted by ImaFungi
Originally posted by LawrenceWippler
Are monopoles 3-d objects? Yes What determines the difference between a south monopole and north monopole? The law of attraction. Do they have mass? Yes
Originally posted by ImaFungi
Originally posted by LawrenceWippler
The difference between the standard model and my theory is the underlying principal, the end results of all experiments remains the same. My theory uses only three particles and the law of attraction, and the standard model uses many elementary particles. Alpha and Beta particles (standard model) are actually short duration EM waves in the gamma region of the EM spectrum. The Alpha particle (standard model) is a wave composed only of north monopoles and Beta is composed of only south monopoles.
Originally posted by buddhasystem
Originally posted by LawrenceWippler
But about his book, even though I haven't read it, it has all the well-known hallmarks of pseudoscience.
It's not a peer reviewed publication and it claims to not only come up with a theory of everything, but to do so by setting aside the existing theories and laws of physics:
The Theory of Everything, Solved
It's Lawrence J. Wippler's credibility you should be questioning when he sets aside presently known laws of physics. The best someone could do is to come up with an alternate explanation for them...we can't really "set them aside" as they are pretty well established by experimental evidence.
Setting aside the presently known theories and laws of physics and attacking the problem from a different perspective
If you have any questions pertaining to this theory please ask, it's not pseudoscience,
Thank you. How do you demonstrate that an alpha particle possesses the properties of a magnetic monopole? In terms of magnetic monopole characteristics, what's different between the alpha particle and the He3 nucleus?
Are monopoles 3-d objects? what determines the difference between a south monopole and north monopole? do they have mass? how do they relate to the electron?
How do they relate to the electron? Electrons don't exist only n/s monopoles.
Ok, what is the law of attraction based on (is that related to charge?spin?intrinsic unexplainable quality?)
in a bar magnet, according to your theory, N and S poles are electrons "traveling? or exerting force" outside the magnet one way, and protons "traveling? or exerting force" the other way?
Originally posted by LawrenceWippler
You continue to use particles from the standard model That don't exist, trying to answer a question using these particles is impossible.
monopoles are spheres they are the smallest particle that exist, which cannot be measured.
Originally posted by buddhasystem
Originally posted by LawrenceWippler
Are monopoles 3-d objects? Yes
Interesting. If they are 3D objects, they must possess shapes. What shape is it? They would also have size. What's the size?
Oh and by the way, how do you describe the Omega Baryon in your model?
edit on 10-2-2013 by buddhasystem because: (no reason given)
the standard model explanation is based on the wrong model of the atom.