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The Universe is not Dying: A Unified Physics Theory Explaining the Mysteries of Dimensions, Space, Strings, Matter, Energy, Light, Time, Particle. Holes, Quasars, and the Energy-Matter Cycle (en Inglés)
James L. Jordan; Deovina N. Jordan (Autor)
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The Universe is not Dying: A Unified Physics Theory Explaining the Mysteries of Dimensions, Space, Strings, Matter, Energy, Light, Time, Particle. Holes, Quasars, and the Energy-Matter Cycle (en Inglés) - James L. Jordan; Deovina N. Jordan
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Reseña del libro "The Universe is not Dying: A Unified Physics Theory Explaining the Mysteries of Dimensions, Space, Strings, Matter, Energy, Light, Time, Particle. Holes, Quasars, and the Energy-Matter Cycle (en Inglés)"
This book presents a unique and innovative theoretical approach to a number of important topics in physics and astronomy regarding the universe, namely: the dimensions, space, strings, matter, energy, light, time, particle spin, wave formation,black holes, quasars, and the energy-matter cycle.This book:•Explains how more than four dimensions can develop and be visualized.•Elucidates how interactions of strings give rise to matter and anti-matter.•Clarifies why time cannot be passed off as the fourth dimension. •Explicates that time is associated with the ratio of energy and matter (Discussed in the Jordans’ Law of Time).•Enlightens readers on the space-time continuum.•Examines dark matter, dark energy and light.•Describes how waves form from spinning particles (Discussed in the Jordans’ Three Laws of Particle Spin and Wave Formation).•Reviews the significance of black holes and quasars in the origin and fate of the universe. •Addresses how energy and matter are recycled in the universe in an energy-matter cycle (Discussed in the Jordans’ Energy-Matter Cycle).It is erroneous to conceive space-time as four dimensions. The space-time continuum is more complicated than the four dimensions would indicate. The book explains the development of dimensions (the 0 dimension, the positive dimensions and the negative dimensions). It describes that there are strings which, upon interacting with other strings, are left without any, or with reduced, points of interaction or POI. This is the property that gives rise to matter and anti-matter (crystallized forms of energy). The book clarifies why time is not the fourth dimension as time is actually linked to interactions among dimensions. It explicates that time is associated with the ratio of energy and matter as explained in the Jordans’ Law of Time. It also discusses the following: (1) Time is affected by factors such as gravity and temperature; (2) Dark matter consists of components of light matter at absolute zero (at which atomic motion ceases to exist) and has no time component in itself; (3) Dark energy is negative energy associated with negative dimensions; and (4) Light/ electromagnetic radiation possesses properties of both particulate and wave nature. The book describes how waves form from spinning particles with resulting differences in wavelength and wave amplitude in the Jordans’ Three Laws of Particle Spin and Wave Formation. It reviews the significance of black holes and quasars. Black holes are responsible for the origin of the universe as well as its continued existence. They function as recycling centers for the galaxy. Quasars result when energy and matter escape the black holes. They function as the actual recycling processes in action. Finally, the book addresses how energy and matter are reprocessed in the universe in accordance with the Jordans’ Energy-Matter Cycle.The concepts discussed in this book indicate that the universe is not in decline (or dying). It will last far longer than often reported.
