Particle Physics 

 The creation of the
 electron. The photon
and the neutrino

 Gravitational
mystery solved. Far
from a passive force

 Energy conversion.
 Kinetic energy
at particle level

 Elementary particles. Creation and decay
in the micro-world

 The proton. The
stable core particle
of matter

 Hyperons,
semistable nuclear particles
 

 

 Earthly planes of
 existence. Tree of
 Knowledge



 Basic forces of
nature. How energies work together
 
 
 

 The Ether -
About the sixth
element (pdf)

Towards the core of matter

This is extremely frustrating to me. I consider myself to have cracked the code on how the void, vacuum, is structured. I understand in a very fundamental way what matter actually is and how it comes to be. Through simple principles, I can describe which processes control the transformation of energy and matter into different forms. The so-called quarks can be understood, but not in the way that the science of today presents them. No one wants to discuss quantum physics without using mathematics; a setback for the truth.

The physical laws that govern the behavior of elementary particles are not very difficult, but one needs to focus completely on that world when "studying" them. To concentrate so deeply causes one to lose sight of the ordinary world. In order to, theoretically, distinguish the subatomic particles and think into their trajectories, one needs to "take a fictional journey" from our everyday world and down into dimensions of size. From matter to dust grains, molecules, elements, atoms, nuclear particles and to deeper layers still.