The cyclic universe through the origins I.A. Aly* *Theorist, Independent, 32511, EG Abstract I report the result of the cyclic universe theory and connect it to the origin of science and God showin...
Read ItPeriodic oscillations are observed in Newton's gravitational constant G that are contemporaneous with length of day data obtained from the International Earth Rotation and Reference System (IERR...
Read ItPeriodic oscillations in Newton's constant G are contemporaneous with length of day data obtained from the International Earth Rotation and Reference System. Preliminary research has determined ...
Read ItYang-Mills theories are a very fruitful concept in quantum field theory. Fundamental interactions and its unifications can be described with Yang-Mills theory. However, gravity is still not mode...
Read ItQuantum gravity theories are relevant for very high energies that occurred e.g. during the Big Bang. These theories also make statements for the entropy of a Black hole. This papers shows how th...
Read ItThis very short paper resolves the matter of black hole firewalls by computing the approximate temperature of a Planck mass black hole. Based on previously published work on black hole temperat...
Read ItA couple of quantum gravity theories were proposed to make theoretical predictions about the behavior of gravity. The most recent approach to quantum gravity, called E-theory, is proposed mathem...
Read ItIn this paper I will show how to calculate gravitationally corrected QFT interaction cross sections without ultraviolet divergences. I will also make a prediction for the result of a simple exper...
Read ItFigure 1. For just a moment, a type 1a supernova (bright spot in the lower left) outshines an entire galaxy. (Image due to the Hubble Space Telescope. Copyright owned by NASA and the ESA.) When peo...
Read ItAt speeds close to the speed of light, remarkable events take place which are explained by the Mr. Einstein’s Theory of Relativity. Among these phenomenon is the dilation of time – wherein time ...
Read ItFigure 1. The Supernova Remnant Cassiopeia A, all that remains of a star that ran out of fuel. It contains either a neutron star or a black hole… could that black hole someday explode? (Image creat...
Read ItFigure 1. Artist’s conception of a black hole eating a star. (Source, Wikipedia.) It was the mid 1960s. The United States and the Soviet Union had recently signed the Partial Nuclear Test Ban Treat...
Read It