Facts or Fiction?
Modern cosmologists and astrophysicists seem to focus on:
- Observing anomalous cosmic motions
- Deduce the presence of new matter,
- Go out and find it.
Analyses of anomalies, such as blips in particle detectors + celestial observations, appear to offer us a few basic ‘facts’:
- Our eyes perceive only 4% of the electromagnetic (EM) spectrum. Wavelengths from 400-800 nanometers or frequencies (cycles/sec) of 400-800 THz (10¹²Hz), provide us with our physical view of the universe.
- Processes such as radioactivity present puzzles that can only be solved by assuming the existence of hitherto unknown particles, whose presence can be detected by pinpointing events in which more energy went into the collision than we detected coming out.
- Dark matter and energy have to do with perceiving celestial bodies to be pure gas spheres or to be comprised of boiling liquid magma and gas. The former creates an unbalance in the amount of matter within a galaxy filled with orbiting stars. The latter has a balanced formula for it, and does not require the existence of any dark matter or dark energy.
Torus
Vortices of Action
a 3D wave
Opposing bowl-shaped magnetic fields
around electrons & all forms of matter
