Reference: KHTK Physics
R = REVIEWED
Logic & Reality
The Criterion of Objectivity (R)
An Outlook on Science (R)
The Background of Modern Physics (R)
Physics & Objectivity (R)
Inconsistencies and Knowledge (R)
The Postulates (R)
Physics & Reality (R)
The Subjectivity in Physics (R)
Space
Substance, Space, Time and the Void (R)
The “Particles in Void” Framework (R)
Particle & Void (R)
Emptiness, Void and Space (R)
Void and Space (R)
Substance
What is Substance? (R)
Force, Substance & Spacetime (R)
Matter, Light and Substance (R)
Matter and Substance (R)
More on Substance (R)
The Problem of Aether (R)
The Problem of Space (R)
Matter – Wikipedia
Particle and Continuum (R)
Quantum
A Critique of Einstein’s Light Quanta (R)
Einstein’s 1905 Paper on Light Quanta (R)
Einstein 1938: The Quanta of Light
The Quantum Particle
Frame of Reference
Reference Frames: MRF vs SRF (R)
High Energy Gamma Rays Go Slower than the Speed of Light?
Frame of Reference & Einstein (R)
Frame of reference (Wikipedia) (R)
Inertial frame of reference (Wikipedia)
Absolute Motion (R)
Mass Density and Motion (R)
The Local Frames of Reference
Relativity
Validity of Lorentz Transformation
Lorentz Transformations
Einstein 1920: Lorentz Transformation
Einstein 1920: Simple Derivation of the Lorentz Transformation
Lorentz transformation
Relativity & Problem of Space (1952)
The Problem of Relativity
Mass & Energy
Mass, Energy and Time (R)
The Dimension of “Mass” (R)
Spectrum
The Electromagnetic Spectrum (Old) (R)
The Spectrum of Substance (R)
The Logic of Field
The Logic of Motion
Particle & Continuum (Field)
Nucleus, Electrons and Light
Einstein 1938: Field and Matter
Einstein 1938: Elementary Quanta of Matter and Electricity
Einstein 1938: The Waves of Matter
Quantum & Quantization
Particle, Quantum and Density
Wave-Particle Duality
Wave Theory
The Logic of Reality
The Logic of Substance
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Unified Theory
The Unified Field Theory
The Dimensions of Physical Location
Mass – Wikipedia
Faraday: Electrical Conduction & Nature of Matter
Faraday: Thoughts on Ray Vibrations
What is Substance?
The “Particles in Void” Framework
Motion & Force
Inertia – Wikipedia
Newton: Inertia & the Laws of Motion
The Problem of Inertia
The Spectrum of Inertia
Absolute Rest, Inertia & Motion
Newton: Basic Concepts
Matter in Disturbance Theory
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Faraday: On the Conservation of Force
Electromagnetism
Maxwell’s Preface to his Book
A Study of Maxwell
Faraday & Maxwell
Maxwell and Gravity
Electromagnetic Spectrum (Wikipedia)
The Electromagnetic Spectrum
“Lines of Force” & Maxwell
The Field-Substance
Light Particle
Wave-Particle Duality
Newton, Einstein & Inertia
Quantum Particle
Elementary Particle – Wikipedia
Particles in Space
Quantum Theory
Black-body radiation (Notes)
Einstein’s 1905 Paper on Light Quanta
Einstein’s Theory of Quantum
The Quantum Phenomena
Newton, Einstein & Quantum Mechanics
Classical to Quantum Mechanics
Energy, Substance & Quantization
The Disturbance Levels
Energy and Cycle
Quantization
Electromagnetic Spectrum (Wikipedia)
The Spectrum of Substance
The Atomic Structure
A New Model of Atom
The Electromagnetic Spectrum
Electrons in Atom
Theory of Relativity
On the Theory of Relativity
Einstein’s 1905 Paper on Relativity (Part 1)
Einstein’s 1905 Paper on Relativity (Part 2)
Einstein’s 1905 Paper on Relativity
Einstein’s Paper on Relativity (1905)
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TO BE REVIEWED
Relativity: The Special and General Theory (1920)
Michelson-Morley’s Null Result
Quantization & the Atom
Interpretation of Quantum Phenomena
Inertia, Geometry & Quantization
The Faraday Atom
The Nature of Space
Space & Einstein
A Look at Spacetime
The Nature of Spacetime
The Inertial Frame and Space
Obsolete: Space and Wavelength
Inertial frame of reference (Wikipedia)
The Problem of Field
Frame of Reference & Einstein
Reference Frames: MRF vs SRF
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WIKIPEDIA ARTICLES (with comments)
Comments on Electric Charge
Energy
Time
Charge carrier
Rest Mass
Wave Function
Einstein Solid
Thermodynamic temperature
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THE HISTORY
Aberration of light in SRF
The Philosophy of Cosmology
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PAPERS UNDER REVIEW
The Problem of Distance
Inertia of EM Field
The Limitation of Einstein’s Theory
The Disturbance Theory
Universe & Inertia
Gravitational attraction
Gravitational attraction
A Conceptual Model of Inertia, Mass & Location
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Comments
The Planck’s constant ‘h’ has the units of ‘energy x time’; but it can be understood better as ‘energy per cycle’. It is the energy involved in the conversion of electrical to magnetic and then back to electrical field.
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HOW WERE TIME, SPACE AND MATTER CREATED FROM NOTHING?
Here are my premises, using which I shall use to answer your question.
(1) Space represents extension of substance. Time represents duration of substance. Therefore, there cannot be space and time in the absence of substance. This reduces your question to “How was substance created from nothing?”
(2) Substance is more than just matter. We now know that a finer substance is the electromagnetic field. It is the electromagnetic field that condenses into matter in the nucleus of the atom. This reduces your question to “How was electromagnetic field created from nothing?”
(3) Without electromagnetic field and its condensed form of matter there is just “emptiness”. Neither space nor time exists in this emptiness. The electromagnetic field appears as a disturbance in this emptiness. This reduces your question to, “What is emptiness and how it gets disturbed?”
This, my friend, is a gazillion dollar question. The disturbance is there. There is no question about it. Once the disturbance is there it may transition back and forth in all these universal forms. But how did that disturbance got initiated is anybody’s guess.
Other people try to answer this question using the idea of Big Bang. But nobody dares to tackle the question of how did that Big Bang got initiated in the first place.
So the bottom line is that there is disturbance, and that the background of that disturbance is emptiness. And that is simply how it is.
https://www.quora.com/How-were-time-space-and-matter-created-from-nothing/answer/Vinay-Agarwala
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