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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.

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  1. Started by Orion1,

    The power emitted by a black hole in the form of Hawking radiation can be estimated for the simplest case of a non-rotating, non-charged Schwarzschild black hole of mass M. Combining the formulas for the black hole Schwarzschild radius, the Stefan Boltzmann law of blackbody radiation, the black hole Bekenstein Hawking luminosity surface radiation temperature, and the sphere surface area formula, which is also the black holes event horizon surface area, several equations can be derived: [math]\;[/math] Stefan Boltzmann constant: (ref. 1, ref. 2) [math]\sigma = \frac{\pi^{2} k_{B}^{4}}{60 \hbar^{3} c^{2}}[/math] [math]\;[/math] Schwarzschild radius: (ref. 3, ref. …

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  2. Started by Master Lawbringer,

    Bell's Theorem is just a strange and backwards way of saying : Pure chance cannot be defined.

  3. It's called the Shared History Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics. It basically uses the recent experiments that confirmed Wigner's Friend on a macroscopic scale and recent experiments in quantum cryptography that showed information can travel between points A and B without the need for a physical medium. Shared history interpretation of quantum mechanics Harold Wimberly In this paper, I will propose a shared history interpretation of Quantum Mechanics. This shared history is built around consciousness and a real but non physical wave function. I will use recent studies pertaining to Wigner’s Friend and and…

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  4. My manuscript explains why photons follow geodesics. See: LINK DELETED

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  5. Started by Master Lawbringer,

    When discussing evolution with modern-day scientists one thing becomes apparent : Their need to view evolution as essentially a 'social' process, with 'cooperation' as its main theme. They do mention natural selection, but then quickly de-emphasize it in favour of 'social ... social ... cooperation ... social'. Evolution is based on natural selection because that's the rule that effectively counters entropy since it actually uses the fact that everything ends up destroyed; it is the fact that everything gets destroyed that allows natural selection to work. This is what answers the question why extremely complex organized machines like animals and humans can exist i…

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  6. Started by QuantumT,

    First of all I'd like to thank this forum, for allowing me to present my ideas. And let me say, I'm not an opponent of dark matter, just a little skeptical about it. I have for long been looking for a replacement for it. Something that wasn't undetectable, or atleast didn't require the total mass of the universe to be multiplied six times. Since I don't know the math of what I'm about to suggest, please be gentle with me, when you reject and disprove my suggestion. My suggestion is that wormholes are much more common than we thought. They are between all adjacent stars, and form an invisible gravity web, that makes stars able to form galaxies. Yes, it'…

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  7. At the risk of wandering into the dreaded realm of Speculation, I wish to offer the following insight into Special Relativity. To help put you in a proper frame of mind for this offering, imagine standing on the earth and looking UP at the moon. Now imagine standing on the moon and looking DOWN at the earth. It's just a difference in viewpoint. To begin, we will go earth to moon: Imagine I am standing on a platform next to a train track, and you are on a train speeding past me at 0.8c. I apply a magnetic field across the track, and a charged object, say a ball, riding with you in your train gets caught up in this field. What happens? I will see the ball l…

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  8. Started by DandelionTheory,

    (Given) if the: Center of gravity C is in the center of current I1 Blue X represents the direction of current I1, which is into the page Red box represents an iron core Green arrows represent magnetic fields due to I1 & I2 respectively Black circle next to I2 represents a wire loop with center axis perpendicular to current I1 Black circle next to I1 represents a cross section of wire in which I1 passes through the XY plane, the current loop I1 is not represented intentionally to ask this specific question. B1 designates the magnetic field due to I1 B2 designates the magnetic field within the iron c…

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  9. Started by M S La Moreaux,

    The version of Faraday's Law that purports to encompass both motional and transformer EMF in one term of an equation, namely EMF= -d[math]\Phi[/math]/dt, is false! Richard Feynman pointed this out in his Lectures on Physics, although he called it the "flux rule." It works in most cases, but not all. It has no physical basis. It is just an engineering convenience. It seems that virtually all the physics and electromagnetics textbooks and encyclopedias, at least in the U.S.A., treat it as though it is a true physical law. They also contain a lot of nonsense related to Faraday's Law, such as erroneous derivations and misconceptions. I believe that it is quite an indic…

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  10. Started by IsaacAsimov,

    I've read in an article called How to Fly a Helicopter that it takes both hands and both feet to fly one of them. It shouldn't be that difficult. I have two computer games called Infiltrator 1 and Infiltrator 2 for the Commodore 64 (in the year 1986) that only requires 1 joystick with a fire button and a keyboard to fly an attack/defense helicopter. I'll describe how it works: First, use the keyboard to press B,S, and I for Battery, Systems and Ignition. Let the RPM indicator increase to 3240 RPM's. Pull back on the joystick to increase altitude to 2000 ft. Since your horizontal velocity is 0, you are in hover mode. If you wanted to go back down to 1000 ft., you would pus…

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  11. Started by Airbrush,

    Anyone know about Bob Lazar's claim that UFOs of ET origin may be powered by an antimatter reactor using element 115. In recent interviews with Bob Lazar, he refused to say anything about 115. But he did describe the propulsion system of "Saucers" near Area 51 at S4. The 115-fueled antimatter reactor powers gravity amplifiers, output goes to gravity emitters. The saucers fly "belly first." I found some info about 115. Does any of this make sense to anyone? "As of 2017, about 100 atoms of moscovium have been produced. "Moscovium was called ununpentium (IUPAC system) or eka-bismuth (Mendeleev's naming system) before its official discovery. Most peopl…

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  12. Here is some idea I came accross recently. All fundamental properties of physical systems are described in terms of: - A background of empty 3d space which is filled in every part and every direction with fluctuating strands. Strands are featureless, but do not interpenetrate, and continue to the horizon of physical space. - All properties of matter and observables we can detect are based on strand crossings. The strands themselves are unobservable. From this miniscule description of physics he is able to show that all physical properties can be deduced, including general relativity, quantum field theory, the standard model, etc. He makes some bold predictions, for…

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  13. Started by Sirjon,

    Due to this government’s lockdown policy, I have more time to have ‘mental analysis’ (or simply call it, ‘out of the box imagination'). There is this on-going argument between proponents of the what-so-called ‘flat Earth’ that defies the textbook defenders of the ‘round Earth’. If you search the Internet, there’s so many topics going on, one claiming that the Earth to be flat, why others, of course, as already been established, that the Earth is round. As to my own opinion, the Earth is indeed ‘round’. But why it looks seems flat, as many experiments, in a way, as others are claiming and keep on proving it (with some success), has something to do with my ‘sugges…

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  14. Hello! Quite some time has passed, since my last visit here and a lot of things changed... For example, it turned out, that I can in fact do some math and use it, to show you the only correct model of gravity and energy distribution in relative motion. I've spent around 6 weeks and wasted some 8 pages format a5 on calculations, while looking for the right formula - it took me so long, because I did such things for the first time in some 20 years or so and also, this was that part of physics, which as far as I remeber, I've always hated at most... I wonder, what then can explain all those generations of professional physicsts, who didn't even think about trying to calculat…

  15. Started by Kartazion,

    Hello. The stated principle is purely mathematical and will have to use unconventional terms. This is the construction of a three-dimensional matrix with one and the same particle in motion. This imaginary particle is simply guided by an ultra-powerful imaginary field. This field allows the oscillatory movement of the particle from a point A to a point B for example. The advantage or the physical challenge would be to be able to see the human eye several points or particles at the same time, and in several different places. In cinematography, it takes just 24 frames per second to perceive and obtain seamless fluency in all types of contiguous, local an…

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  16. Started by nomanoba,

    I am an uneducated 72 year old former car cleaner, so I'm doubting that anyone on this forum will give my theory much creedence, but just in case I'm smarter than I think I am, I'll empty my heart and say my piece. My Theory I believe that only maths existed before the big bang, and I further believe that maths was looking for an answer that was unanswerable without the existence of a material universe. With an over heating CPU, maths blue screened. The universe it created was to provide a physical abacus, a playground of endless possibilities that would feed back information to the mainframe. If maths was there before the big bang then it's still there, not…

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  17. What do you thing about LITG and MOND ?

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  18. Started by RAGORDON2010,

    A fresh look at the underpinnings of Special Relativity is merited for the following reasons - 1. In earlier posts, I’ve shown how to view SR applications as Related Experiments - a pair of matched experiments in which charged particles are subjected to external electromagnetic fields. In the object experiment, the particle is given an initial velocity v and subjected to fields E and H. In the image experiment, fields E’ and H’ are applied to the particle at rest, where E’ and H’ are the transformed images of E and H under the SR field transformations. The 4-space motion of the particle in the image experiment (t’,x’,y’,z’) will then match up with the transfo…

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  19. Started by xOrdinary Man,

    I'm not as schooled on this subject in general, but I've read a couple of books and I've had a thought about Gravity: Given a simplified Newtonian formula of Gravity (F=G((msub1-msub2)/r2), Maxwell has a similar formula for the Magnetic Field (B=(μ0(I)/2πr). To my best understanding, the Magnetic Field is point in Planck space that sees Electrons traveling past Protons. And given Special Relativity, the Electrons appear to be stretched. Which makes that point see more positive charge from the Protons than the negative charge from the Electrons. "Seeing" the charge from the charged particles is basically when Electrons emit and absorb Photons when interacting with…

  20. Are 10th dimension effects at work at microscopic levels? stringspace-e1417811256405.lnk

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  21. [ False claims about negative mass : Runaway motion problem, Vacuum instability problem, Wheel problem ] 1. The runaway motion problem is wrong. Runaway motion is an argument that the two masses continue to accelerate, in an ideal situation where the negative mass and the positive mass are exactly the same. Runaway motion is used as a rejection logic of negative mass. a) The difference in mass when creating the pair of negative mass and positive mass. As a general conjecture, when positive and negative mass are born, the mass will be exactly the same, but this conjecture is wrong. There is at least a gravitational potential energy (binding energ…

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  22. Started by Moontanman,

    This short TEDx talk should be watched by anyone with even a passing interest in the UFO phenomena.The speaker puts quite well what I have been trying to say for years... Science should be interested in UFOs and should be trying to study them by doing more than there is no evidence as though evidence should fall from the sky. I am in CA right now hence the chance in IP address...

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  23. So after getting out of academia I must miss it... just after Christmas, this new year I was thinking about issues in cosmology and all this Dark Matter and Dark Energy theories, and had this crazy idea that's within Einstein's GR- maybe, but more so, it's within a non-flat curvature quantum theory, which we don't have so all this is speculation, but i thought perhaps tiny fluctuations in spacetime curvature (from moving masses in sub-atomic particles from distant parts of the universe), travelling in the same direction, in the same region of space, over billions of years, would interact and form very sharp curvatures in spacetime - on the scales 10e-18m to 10e-15m. …

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  24. Started by DiversityImperative,

    Proving reincarnation is possible, by determining the mathematical chance that decayed matter is recycled, restored and involved in the production of a new living cell, which happens to be in charge or is a part of a collective group of cells responsible for controlling a body and giving consciousness. This task will require ground-breaking research on how multicellular organisms came about, it will also require knowledge on the specific cells that are responsible for thought and how cells combine collectively to allow thought and senses.

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  25. Started by Mat Rix,

    I wrote a paper about Division by zero available here Link removed Anyone interested in challenging it ?

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