THE THEORY OF SUPERUNIFICATION WAS DEVELOPED IN RUSSIA

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   The theory of Superunification was developed in Russia

 

Vladimir  Leonov

 

Leonov V.S. Quantum Energetics. Volume 1. Theory of Superunification. CambridgeInternational Science Publishing, 2010, 745 pages.

 

http://leonov.inauka.ru/

 

The Superunification theory is the most powerful analytical means of investigating matter. The development of civilization determines fundamental scientific discoveries. The discovery of the quantum of space-time (quanton) and of the superstrong electromagnetic interaction has been used as the basis for the development of the theory of Superunification of fundamental interactions:electromagnetism, gravity, nuclear and electroweak forces.

 

The theory of Superunification shows that the superstrong electromagnetic interaction (SEI) is the sole energy source in the universe. It has been established that the quantised space-time, which possesses the colossal energy content, serves as the carrier of superstrong electromagnetic interaction. We live in the electromagnetic universe. All known forms of energy, including chemical, nuclear, gravitational, electromagnetic, etc, are only methods of extraction or conversion of united energy of SEI.

 

The electromagnetic nature of gravity and antigravityand the electrical nature of nuclear forces have been confirmed. The structure of the basic elementary particles has been revealed: electron, positron, proton, neutron, electronic neutrino and photon. The elementary particles proved to be not only elementary and they have a complex structure being then dissoluble and component part of the quantised space-time.

 

New fundamental discoveries have high applied value.The theory of Superunification opens the page of physics of open quantum-mechanical systems forming the basis of quantum energetics. The ability of quantum energetics to extract the energy of superstrong electromagnetic interaction through the new power cycles determines the development of power engineering, transport and communications in the 21st century. The construction of quantum engines, heat-generators and reactors is discussed in the book. The successful tests of a quantum engine generating thrust without the ejection of reactive mass have been carried out (Leonov effect). A thrust of 500 N with the mass of the apparatus with the chassis being 50 kg was produced. New results have been obtained in the studies of the Usherenko effect, with the generation of excess energy as a result of cold synthesis.