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2024

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This is a significant breakthrough in elementary particle physics. The subject of Dark Matter is one of the physics community largest unsolved mysteries. This short ebook will shed some light on it. As shown in the New Standard Model, supersymmetry is quite real and is composed of Dark Matter. How can we deduce this?Particles in supersymmetry are characterized by large mass values, and short lifespans. Because the photon that typically emits light, is replaced in supersymmetry by t...

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2024

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In this short ebook, there are actually, five new elementary particles introduced to the physics community. By utilizing the Koide Formula, I have revised a number of mass estimates and provided what may be fairly precise estimates for the Jane particle and the Stanford particle. It should be noted that both of these particles, are likely to be decay products from the heavier, supersymmetry particles. This explains why they have not been noted in hadron or proton collisions. This short ebo...

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2022

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This short ebook presents a possible method for briefly peering into the universe of Antimatter. The idea was originally suggested by Seth. As our universe literally blinks, off and on, more than 1 trillion cycles each second, at the precise moment that gravity approaches zero – it is possible to peer into that universe. Most scientists still consider that there are particles of antimatter available in our universe. There are not. If we use a "gamma-ray clock" which can break down time int...

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2022

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Satellites are becoming smaller and less expensive, mostly due to the advances in electronics, while the launch costs remain prohibitive for mass commercial use. Launch costs for a typical telecommunications satellite are around $120 MM USD. This short technical paper proposes a method for placing a 500 kg (1100 lb) satellite in orbit for less than $2 USD. The avoided-cost savings for the US, could exceed $50 Billion USD over twenty years. This technology is based on a derivative of time t...

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2022

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This brief technical paper discusses the idea of a unique frequency that has unusual characteristics. This frequency can be utilized as the perfect carrier wave for instantaneous communication across vast distances – even between galaxies. Any advanced civilization would certainly use this frequency in their communications. This frequency can be found at the harmonics of approximately 1.101 THz, or beginning with 2.202 THz (trillion cycles per second). Each reader must comprehend that our ...

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2021

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This short technical ebook presents a possible technology for replicating or cloning any physical object. The method is derived from a study of parallel universes. In terms of elementary particles, most parallel universes have mass, charge, and spin values that are vastly different than our own. This makes it very difficult for an object or person to be stable in this alternate environment, because each time the universe blinks on – it cannot reconstruct the molecules as they were. However...

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2022

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This short technical ebook presents a summary of the universal probabilities involved from the perspective of a single elementary particle. There are numerous probabilities that have near-infinite variations. Combined together, we can conclude that for all practical purposes the total probabilities are infinite, in our terms. Seth was fond of stating that, "There are no coincidences," and "There are no accidents." The Probabilities of Appearance (PoA) for a single elementary particle can b...

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2022

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This short technical note provides a hypothesis regarding the nature of the speed of light. We know that no speed actually exists as a fundamental property in the Electrical Universe. A possible explanation and suggestions for research are provided. Description and mathematical explanation are summarized. This paper will be meaningful to those with a background in physics, math, and/or engineering.

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2021

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This short ebook is a preliminary idea for using the replication method described in previous ebooks, and then automating the process to produce successive structural components, in a long series. As an example, rectangular tube sections, which are fitted together as they are created – could manufacture many kilometers of length in a mega-structure. The concept of mega-structures is not new. However, until now, there has not been a practical and inexpensive method for constructing anything...

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2021

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The vast field of parallel universes involves a near-infinite number of probabilities, but we can begin to organize and understand these probabilities by categorizing how close, in terms of energy, these realities are to our own universe. This proposed system of classification is one method. By organizing the nearest parallel universes in terms of mass, charge, and spin, we can better comprehend these relationships and the energy required to access them. In general, we can say that, the mo...

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2021

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This short ebook presents the basic procedures for replicating any form or structure in the universe. The use of an electrical stasis field around an object is discussed. These procedures will eventually be used to construct mega-structures by automated replication. Each reader must comprehend that our universe literally blinks, off and on, more than 1 trillion times each second. Limit of Liability/Disclaimer of Warranty: While the author has used his best efforts in preparing this documen...

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2021

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Based on the work of NASA scientist, Dr Daniel Gezari, we can conclude that the speed of light, c, is increasing approximately three meters per second each year. See his publication, "Lunar Laser Ranging Test on the Invariance of c," available at arxiv dot org. This amount is a small, yet significant change because it alters our ideas about relativity and Einstein's theory. If the speed of light is not constant, this changes our fundamental views for all physical constants. In fact, many p...

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