Posted: Mar 09, 2011 7:39 pm
Plus, so-called zero point energy can be precisely measured. It is not nearly as mysterious as people would have you believe. Your hypothesis will succeed only if it can make a testable prediction.
And that the magnetic component of an EM wave moves orthogonally to the electric sine wave is taught in high school physics classes. Go to Youtube and search on EM waves; there are videos on this.
I've come up with my own unified theory: E=M. Energy is mass and mass is energy. Now I have to write a best-selling book around that insight.
And that the magnetic component of an EM wave moves orthogonally to the electric sine wave is taught in high school physics classes. Go to Youtube and search on EM waves; there are videos on this.
I've come up with my own unified theory: E=M. Energy is mass and mass is energy. Now I have to write a best-selling book around that insight.