[Physics] Physics Digest, Vol 13, Issue 8

[Maurice Daniel]

Carl,

On a different topic. . .

I published a paper in the Proceedings of the Natural Philosophy Alliance in 2013.  It was my proposal that the number of dimensions used in describing the laws of physics be increased to include the rotations.  (I am aware that I am not the first to make this proposal, but I am surprised that it has not been taken very seriously.) The dimensions would then be:

     •   3 dimensions of linear space
     •   1 dimension of linear time
     •   3 dimensions of angular space
     •   1 dimension of angular time

(I refer to the rotational dimensions as “angular” dimensions because a “rotation" contains the element of time which would be confusing.) 

I have since expanded the original paper into a small book on the subject.  Each of the four types of dimension are described in terms of models, not math; although describing the models in terms of math would be the next logical step.  

Without further explanation, what do you think of such an approach?  

—Maurice---






Maurice Daniel
mdaniel at masterinventor.com



> On Mar 31, 2018, at 12:28 PM, cj at mb-soft.com wrote:
> 
> Interesting thoughts, but I see  problem in your logic.  You are declaring that every electron "creates" a vortex.  That process would require "energy" which apparently would have to come from the electron (as kinetic energy) and as "Spin of the vortex".  It would require that each vortex has a specific "direction", whatever that might mean.  
>  
> But has anyone experimentally found any evidence that any element of "aether" has either mechanical kinetic energy or Spin?
>  
> Further, if your idea is right, then every electron is "spacially affected and altered" by that process of creating an aether vortex, but I am not aware tht anyone has ecver detected such aberrant movment of any electron, although that might represennt a possibllel  experimental way of confirming what you say.
>  
> Finally, if there is an aether which has some finite amount of kinetic energgy in every vortex, and also Spin (identifyingn direction) in every vortex, there should be all sorts of experimental ways to confirm all of what you say.
>  
> Carl Johnson
>  
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