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The Speculations forum is provided for those who like to hypothesize new ideas in science. To enrich our discussions above the level of Wild Ass Guesswork (WAG) and give as much meaning as possible to such speculations, we do have some special rules to follow:

  1. Speculations must be backed up by evidence or some sort of proof. If your speculation is untestable, or you don't give us evidence (or a prediction that is testable), your thread will be moved to the Trash Can. If you expect any scientific input, you need to provide a case that science can measure.
  2. Be civil. As wrong as someone might be, there is no reason to insult them, and there's no reason to get angry if someone points out the flaws in your theory, either.
  3. Keep it in the Speculations forum. Don't try to use your pet theory to answer questions in the mainstream science forums, and don't hijack other threads to advertise your new theory.

The movement of a thread into (or out of) Speculations is ultimately at the discretion of moderators, and will be determined on a case by case basis.

  1. ______________________________________________________________4D Edit: (as) the inside out of 3D Where are the fields in Physics? On the outside. Gravitational field. Electromagnetic field. There are no Knots in 4D, why? Isn't an inside out Knot the same as an untied Knot?

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  2. Started by William.Walker39,

    Einstein has taken us down a wrong path, and 100 years later, physics has not recovered from the consequences. We need to look at the clear evidence and go back to working on real physics instead of science fiction! Theory and experiments show Special Relativity and General Relativity are optical illusions. Space and time are absolute as denoted by Galilean Relativity. Hi my name is Dr William Walker and I am a PhD physicist and have been investigating this topic for 30 years. It has been known since the late 1700's by Simone Laplace that nearfield Gravity is instantaneous by analyzing the stability of the orbits of the planets about the sun. This is actually pred…

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  3. Would they die? Exactly how would they die? Obviously it would not be a "hanging". What geometrical death?

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  4. Started by julius2,

    What is the point of reference?

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  5. Former CEO and Computer Technician of IN-AP Systems The Big Bang explained once and for all !! - By Mick Bartram - As my doctors certified me a Genius, it is so obvious to me !! Here is my conjecture, , ,was the big bang probably caused by a division by zero, a mathematical oddity where 1 \ 0 = infinity, a dividend of 1, with a divisor of zero equals a quotient of infinity, the dividend of 1 is an infinitesimally small fundimental particle, and ok maybe not a divisor of zero, but an extreamly small unimaginable value of say 10 to the minus googol, .1 with 100 zero's before the 1, thats a whopping 100 \ 70 = 1.428 x all the atoms in the universe ( if the dividend…

  6. Abstract: This theory proposes that the universe is structured in a layered, hierarchical manner, originating from a foundational event we term the "Grand Bang." The model suggests a cyclical process of creation, extending beyond our observable dimensions and incorporating a higher-order dimension, the "dimension of dimensions," or the fifth dimension. Key Concepts: Space: The foundational zero point, the canvas upon which all existence is painted. I (Introduction of Input): The initial spark or input, potentially akin to the concept of light, introducing energy and information into the system. Variance: The differentiation over…

  7. Started by Luc Turpin,

    Unacceptable to me what just occurred! A voice that was contributing to defending the other side of the story has been nullified. The first part only of my post was taken, not the second which stated clearly that I was setting things up for science. An arbitrary-unilateral decision. Just waiting for the shoe to drop, then pounce. It was unconventional, but not-not science. I presented evidence like no one does on this forum. It was biased, but for reasons that I indicated. How many were not in agreement with my position, but turned up regularly anyways. some to scorn me, but others, maybe, to understand the position that I was defen…

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  8. Thank you MigL, Is it possible that dark matter, dark energy and zero point energy are all the same thing, just neutrinos arranged in different ways and moving in different ways?

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  9. Started by hoola,

    recently a dialogue about webb telescope findings has been going on speculating that the age of the universe is twice previous estimate of 13.7 b years. The discrepancy seems indicated by early star and galaxy formations appearing much older than standard bb model. Since light is affected by gravity, could not the mass of the early universe cause an additional red shift factor adding to the well measured expansion of space? Would not such a far away and immense combined mass function as to simulate a dispersed black hole effect acting upon light beams observed here?

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  10. Started by jv1,

    Hi again I would like to thanks to science forums for giving me opportunity to share a very different and more simply view on physics I promise I will not come to speculations thread ever again. I have learned a lot from science forums and I will try to learn more. I would like to finish this speculation threads of mine with two words super symmetry. cheers

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  11. I have a rough-draft schematic of a robotic operation that can help harness the energy released from a fusion event and turn it electricity to do more mechanical work while turning some of that electricity back into energy for the lasers. A lot of it has to do with the properties of the materials. Of course you don't want to cover the entire perimeter of the nuclear pulse or else the device won't turn out any energy to power other devices so I did better than simple photovoltaics although it does still use those that is just one of three ways the energy from fusion is harnessed and put back in to attempt to cause more fusion. Luckily you need less energy after it starts b…

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  12. Started by graybear13,

    I'm sorry. I didn't mean to break any rules. Just trying to help. Stephen said you have a measure of control over the higher levels if you secure the foundation. I know you live and work in the higher levels and don't want to hear from someone in the sandbox, but from down here it looks like the hole thing is about to fall. I implore you to at least consider a reboot: a paradigm shift that will secure the foundation and answer many questions.

  13. Started by jv1,

    Liquid drop model revisited The liquid drop model explains forces in atomic nucleus as they were created by tiny liquid drops. It is based partially on theory and partially on empirical measurements. In this revisited model The visible universe is seen as bubble/nucleus of liquid with diameter of 8.8x10e26m.In the further text big bubble. The galaxies inside the bubble are seen as a nucleons.In further text small bubbles. For simplicity of calculation we are going to use average size of galaxies. The number of galaxies inside the visible universe is Ng=2x10e12. Th…

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  14. Started by graybear13,

    "...I feel there is a fundamental point here. I feel helpless if I'm taken around a strange town of which I can't form a picture. We all need a mental map of the world showing where we are. Of course our picture will have many layers of which the physical description is only one. Nevertheless it is the bed rock on which all other structures are based. If we have secured the foundation, we have a measure of control over the higher levels. The physical laws that govern the universe are usually expressed in the form of mathematical equations. For most people , this has created a great barrier to understanding. But equations in physics are like the financial app…

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  15. Started by Bryan Kelly,

    The guidelines for this Speculations Forum mention the concept Wild Ass Guesswork (WAG). I rather favor a term I learned in the military, SWAG, sophisticated wild ass guess. Well, maybe not real sophisticated, but to at least some degree. An ultimate goal of mine is this question: What would it mean if there is an upper limit to the size of a black hole? For now, I stop on the major concept and begin with a minor one that is important to the larger. I have read widely about spacetime but not deeply. I am not good with mathematics. I am aware of and comfortable with the concept: “matter tells spacetime how to curve, and curved spacetime tells matter how to…

  16. Started by graybear13,

    To say that I have no testable predictions is not true. I have predicted that now, with dark energy, dark matter and neutrinos coming into focus. The corner stone of the big bang theory of creation, the CBR, can now be taken away from big bang and reassigned. Fred Hoyle's and Herman Bond's "steady state" theory deserves another look. At the time big bang was born, it won the day because there could not be an argument made for a collapsing cloud of alpha particles raining down on earth. Now there can be. I'm not saying that Hoyle and Bondi were dead on correct but they were closer than big bang to answering the question, how did matter come to be? As far as somet…

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  17. Hypotheses about the functioning of subatomic particles The universe is made up of space-time, according to the relativistic position, and time and space are inseparable. Furthermore, in quantum mechanics we find something practically incomprehensible, which would be how such small particles can contain so much energy. This hypothesis proposes the following: In the universe there would be unobservable places, as if it were another dimension, which would connect points within the observable universe. They would be like channels through which subatomic particles travel. Subatomic particles would be like access keys or passwords to these channels, th…

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  18. Started by jv1,

    A voxel grid — or stack of cubes — has one red voxel inside. The vibration movement of the planes will be used to move this voxel through the tightly packed voxels. The planes’ center is the red cube. Movement of red cube in 3D,wouod create the zig-zag helix loop: Loops can move in a CW or CCW rotation throughout the vowel grid. Let’s call this zig-zag helix loops WAVES . The points where the zig-zag helix loops interlock—(D)one spinning CW and the other CCW— would create spin…

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  19. There are multiple documented cases during world war II of mothers having premonitions over the death of their son or daughter. The pattern is usually the following: a strong emotional bond between mother and child, mother not necessarily thinking about their son or daughter, but suddenly feeling a pit in the stomach then knowing with certainty that he/she had passed away. Some say they heard in their heads their sons daughter cry out for help. The death was usually confirmed later with actual time of death coinciding with the moment of the premonition moment. This is not proof of anything, but, once again, should not be dispelled without investigation.

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  20. Around nine years ago now I noticed that when I look at somebody or another living being they react to it. The responses can include; a blink, raised eyebrows, a flinch, look up, look in my direction, or just a general change in trajectory. This phenomenon is known as a gaze response, and the most prominent researcher that I have come across studying it is Rupert Sheldrake. It is not understood how it happens as there is no physical medium or connection in between people as to how it could happen and so it is a non-local phenomenon (locality means that something can only effect something in direct contact/ immediate proximity with it). However, around seven years ago I no…

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  21. Started by graybear13,

    I have given a prediction that can be tested by the experiment that I have designed. Once again, I predict that when I create a true vortex it will cancel earth's gravity in a halo around itself. The intensity of the vortex or mesotron will determine the size of the halo. And there was no big bang, just a fairly smooth transition from pre-atomic energy to atomic energy.

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  22. Started by graybear13,

    I understand your need for mathematical proof. With all due respect, I believe you already have the math you need to understand the initial vortexes of my hypothesis. It is Einstein's math that, by the way, is the same math you reversed in time to come up with the big bang concept. Instead of an explosion creating atomic matter, Einstein's direction in time would have created collapsing and condensing of clouds of energy particles being forced toward atomic, star, spiral galaxy, and quasar ignitions. (mesotron solves the unified field theory puzzle). Sadly, I cannot mathematically prove mesotron ,but I can visualize it because I see it everywhere in NASA and other ima…

  23. Started by Gampin,

    Does anyone believe this story?

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  24. Hi have finally wrote the essay for science paper . Your thoughts would be appreciated a lot. This is thought experiment in which light clocks - stationary and moving will have very unusual feature-adjustable length between mirrors A and B. Light clock with adjustable distance between mirrors will provide better look at understanding Of time dilation. Picture 1 The distance Lo(picture 1) is distance between mirrors.The distance Lo will be calculated and adjusted from two components : Speed of light C and distance of L= 3x10e8m a…

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  25. Started by curium96,

    Can the expansion of the universe be explained in terms of time dilation? If we accept observational evidence at face value, it appears that all the matter and energy in the universe was originally confined to an extremely small space. Would the extremely high density of the early observable universe not lead logically to a universe that, given the initiation of expansion, expands at an accelerating (but also uneven) rate in accordance with the distribution of matter and energy in space? Where there is less gravity, time moves faster, right? So wouldn't it make sense that the cosmic voids would expand at a faster and faster rate relative to the galactic cen…

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