From Crumb To Cosmos: Part 1 — The Particulars Of The Fundamentals In this first of a 4-part series, we will explore some of the most universal yet misunderstood concepts in physics. These articles are not intended to create new science, but to clarify well-established scientific truths that are often misunderstood. If there is anything in these articles that is in any…

In this 4-part series, we will explore some of the most universal yet misunderstood concepts in physics. These articles are not intended to create new science, but to clarify well-established scientific truths that are often misunderstood. If there is anything in these articles that is in any way confusing or…

From Crumb To Cosmos: Part 3 — Time Dilation: The cornerstone of relativity. The brake pedal of quantum mechanics. In this 4-part series, we will explore some of the most universal yet misunderstood concepts in physics. These articles are not intended to create new science, but to clarify well-established scientific truths that are often misunderstood. If there is anything in these articles that is in any way confusing or…

From Crumb To Cosmos: Part 4 — The Phenomenon of Gravity: The facts behind the fictional force that brings everything together. In this 4-part series, we have been exploring some of the most universal yet misunderstood concepts in physics. These articles are not intended to create new science, but to clarify well-established scientific truths that are often misunderstood. If there is anything in these articles that is inaccurate or unclear, please…

Again, I have yet to read your document in its entirety, however I was hoping you would have the patience and interest in reading my theory in context. Your response makes it clear that you have no interest in understanding what I have written and simply skimmed for one sentence…

I find it difficult to address all the points of your message in one response using this platform, so I'm going to do multiple responses on individual segments. Let me know if this is OK or you would prefer single long responses. --- Regarding Webb, I largely agree with everything…

First I want to agree with you on Einstein. He gave up on better defining time dilation to flow with more popular physicists. He gave up on the cosmological constant to acquiesce to Hubble. And he gave up on relativity when he used absolutist arguments against quantum mechanics. But there…

I recognize this, and it is a quagmire. On the one hand, there are existing concepts that, although there may be debate regarding their truth or accuracy, are the common ground knowledge. The terminology to describe these concepts also has the effect of implying a meaning maybe beyond what is…

The answer to this is easy: Wavelength. LIGO observation GW170817 was a treasure trove of data being one of the greatest multi-messenger observations in history. But to this day there is a reluctance to acknowledge the vastly differential observation of different wavelengths of light. Although attributed to a cooling trend…