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AETHER EXISTS
By: Vörös Imre Flórián
SELECTED WRITINGS
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∑ET = 1
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Preface
Man first thought that God created the Earth and skies. In the
second century AD, Claudius Ptolemy summarised the
prevailing views at the time about the geocentric, i.e. Earth-
centred world in his work Almagest. These ideas have defined
thinking for another 1,500 years to come. At that time, at
around 1,500 AD, Nicolaus Copernicus reformed thinking and
laid the foundations of the heliocentric or Sun-centred model
of the universe, in which Earth lost its central role. With the
invention of the telescope, our horizons became wider. We
have identified distant stars similar to our Sun.
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had to pass until today for us to prove that the Cosmos is still
extending at a linearly increasing speed.
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Obviously I also thought long and hard about it. What sort of
a filling matter is one that is existence itself? Something that
can only be one and the same thing. I found it particularly
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Max Planck
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Immanuel Kant
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there are two courses open to me. Either, first, I may assume
that the conceptions, by which I effect this determination,
conform to the object - and in this case I am reduced to the
same perplexity as before; or secondly, I may assume that the
objects, or, which is the same thing, that experience, in which
alone as given objects they are cognized, conform to my
conceptions - and then I am at no loss how to proceed. For
experience itself is a mode of cognition which requires
understanding. Before objects, are given to me, that is, a
prior, I must presuppose in myself laws of the understanding
which are expressed in conceptions a prior. To these
conceptions, then, all the objects of experience must
necessarily conform. Now there are objects which reason
thinks, and that necessarily, but which cannot be given in
experience, or, at least, cannot be given so as reason thinks
them. The attempt to think these objects will hereafter
furnish an excellent test of the new method of thought which
we have adopted, and which is based on the principle that we
only cognize in things as prior that which we ourselves place
in them."
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Albert Einstein
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Isaac Newton
The biggest theoretical law for us: It can not happen any
state-change from itself. This prior base-principle is
equivalent to base-principle of relativity!
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The scientist of today still does not know what the reason is
for the existence of matter, what matter is and why
continuous change is, just like the scientist of Antiquity. The
scientist of today does not know what the reason is for life,
what the creating and sustaining process of life is, just like the
scientist of Antiquity. Wise is the scientist who at least
remains silent about the truth that our unanswered
fundamental questions prove the fact that each piece of our
knowledge about which many-many people say we have
proven objective cognition in one subject or another, should
be taken with a grain of salt. It would be desirable if all those,
who have something to do with education, research and the
spreading of knowledge, applied the simple, but clear
principle about the content and validity scope of theoretical
and practical subjects separated from each other, during his
or her activity. This is put in words the following way by
Albert Einstein in his book titled 'How I see the World', in
Chapter Five (Science), in the document called 'What is
relativity theory?':
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atomic number are formed. How stars born. Where the huge
amount of energy hides inside the atomic core. How we can
create atomic power station and atomic bomb, to handle the
processes in accordance with our goals. The only thing
Nobody knew was: what is the origin of such a tremendous
amount of energy stored inside the nuclei? That stored
energy is taken - according to our theory at present - to the
environment by the elementary particles forming the nucleus
when they are exploded at nuclear fission. If this theory based
on experience would be clear, there were no need for the
experiments planned at CERN. Because experience coming
from the particle accelerator experiments so far is not clear. A
clear conclusion cannot be derived from the local hit-
disintegration events. It cannot be decided whether some
kind of process modulation chain reaction is happening or the
movement of particles leaves a trace in the reaction chamber
that can be photographed. On top of this, they are going to
look for the elementary particle called Higgs-boson which in
an interaction gives the mass characterizing the matter and
had given during the big bang to the local interactions. In my
opinion it is an absurd theory, because during any kind of
physical interaction the change caused by modulation occurs,
so there is no need for a third transmitter particle. Of course
as things are at present, matter does not come from nothing.
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Every object keeps its linear and even movement till an outer
effect forces it to change its status of motion. It is the Law of
Inertia. So, the direction and value of motion vector stock
stored in me is an absolute value, a finite value so as a
conclusion I am a data carrier of an absolute system. If I could
draw the 3-dimensional picture of the motion vector flow
figures of my body in any chosen range, a strange picture
would appear in front of my eyes. In certain local range units
only an one-piece motion direction (and its value) could be
seen, while in other local positions a multi-modulated
direction changing process would appear. In other words: at
those locations where the direction of the vector sections is
spreading apart, something special is happening what is
worth examining in more detail. Where the direction of the
vector sections is gathering, pointing in one direction, there is
surely a specific local collision.
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last 20 years and all the solutions I had come up with were
rectified in this book. We really should consider Capra's words
who did have the chance to study the phenomenon of
physical particles and who also let me into scientific thinking
of research. I would also love to quote some of his words but I
will not do so. I would like to give everyone the chance to
gaze at his solutions in wonderment, and see what workshop
research solutions we have come up with so far. One can also
see how different these solutions are. We should not insist on
the lexical knowledge which do not contain the real solution.
At end my book is legible as one important detail from his
book.
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point because they can not find their way in the ocean of
concepts but still do not want to seem ignorant.
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understand this fact: our mind can not accept this onefold
filling as a result of the misleading sham phenomenon. The
result of the local topological examination is as follows: the
motion vector values of the cut space quantum particles will
obviously increase to east west direction, while a decrease
can be detected in north-south direction. As this
phenomenon is general, it is a natural consequence of the
spin effect in form of space curve modulation because of the
local asymmetry of Euclidéan geometry. The extrapolated
picture of these local changes gives the basis of the
recognition of Einstein's space curve. But where is his (and
the scientists') truth, objective knowledge when this effect is
still deduced from the gravitational pull of „objects”?
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Can anyone realize that the reason we can not see anything
but the moving away of the galaxies is the fact that we do not
take the consistency of the matrix state structure of the
„electromagnetic field” into consideration (not mentioning
the galaxies being born)? It is only possible if the system is
continuously filled somehow with something in time. It makes
me nervous hearing that the „matter” of the universe will
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One can not help wondering how people can revise and/ or
reject the fact that there is an axiomatic right for the single
extension quantum volumes - which are forced to enter the
existence relative system side with local data under objective
circumstances to stay in the system side of the existence. It
questions the characteristics of the boundary and initial
condition of the existing system side as well. „Clever” people
say: That is nonsense! That can not be matter! It has no right
to be there. Everything is mixed, there are no clear
boundaries, or contents. "Clever" people do not notice the
change in structure caused by the local values of motion. Let
us see! If it worked in another way, the phenomenon of
„speed of light” could not exist, nor could the physic 300
thousand km/sec modulation (transformational over)
spreading constant system date. We would be able to
observe such a wide range of values of movement of „matter
particles” that would show no regularity. My dear Friend, the
boundary and initial condition of the Cosmos as an existence
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The principle- that the single existence can have only one
solution was highly important to me in striving for
recognition, therefore the solution had to be observed in
every phenomena we know of. This is how I have come across
a phenomenon known as dust or space explosion (during
which corn mills take wings), and I have also come across the
analysis of the characteristics of "energy release" in the
course of fission. My Friend, the same process of
rearrangement of energy production takes place in the
singularly filled Cosmos, also among the flour molecules in
the aether process and also in the channels of nuclei where
fission takes place. The cut of the molecules is carried out by
the impulsive thermal effect, while the cut of the nuclei is
carried out by the particles called "neutrons". I do believe
that our scientists are addicted to the use of the specific
concepts that have already been introduced. They firmly
believe that these concepts are sacrosanct, although most of
them is just as significant as the concept of „spinach” or
„tomato”.
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Geophysics
What neither not more natural we can know the answer for
two fundamental questions of the geophysics by mine
present theory: 1.: Way is warm and melted inside the Earth?
2.: What does generate the magnetic field? The answer:
wandering the common mass center of the Earth-Moon
system inside the Earth, whit this is modulating the two
interacting double aether specific matrix field in this local
place the Cosmos. Because we know that the Earth and the
Moon are not a static „objects”, but those are changing
energy fields in the single extending Cosmos contents, in the
specific aether process.
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From this reason it was not any primeval explosion. From this
reason those are not possible any universes, as separated,
cyclics, parallel, and so on.
Come the figures when those were in the papers. If need any
comment I'll give it.
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„Interpenetration
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Summary by me
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BOOTSTRAP-
AETHER EXISTS
SOLUTION OF THE PHYSICS
SELECTED WRITINGS
(From 1980’s year to today,2019.)
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Bootstrap-Aether exists!
Írta:
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Tudósok és a matematika
∑ET = 1
Matematikához értő szemlélő láthatja, hogy az egységnyi
állapotban lévő halmaz tartalom mennyiség- és érték adat
lokális határait a természet kiterjeszteni kényszerül
(extension) Newton állapotváltozás kötöttsége, továbbá a
rendszer relativitás szemléletű elvei alapján! A megvalósulás
szükségszerű aszimmetrikus lineáris változás folyamat okozat.
De ez az esemény okozat már egy másik időponthoz tartozó
állapot.
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Albert Einstein
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Isaac Newton
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A tudatos véletlen
A Délmagyarország napilap 2010. február 13-ki "napraforgó"
című mellékletében a Csillagászat tudományág körébe
tartozónak jelölve Fábián György tollából olvasható a "Volt
egyszer a Nagy Bumm" című ismeretterjesztőnek szánt
dolgozat. Tömören megkapjuk mindazt a misztikus körítést,
amitől az átlagolvasó elájul, s egy életre elmegy a kedve attól,
hogy fiatal korában érdeklődjön a fizika iránt, és hogy élete
derekán össze merje mérni megoldó képességét a képen
látható urakéval. Bolyongásra utalt a képzelet az ősatom
felrobbanása okán keletkezett, érzékelésünk által
tudatunkban felfúvódó halmaz alakzatot tükröző térben. Az
írás tartalmára rányomja bélyegét a tekintélyét óvó
ismeretközvetítő ember jellemzője – ami ugyanígy jellemezte
a korábbi korok idején a tudás hatalmát birtoklókat –
függetlenül attól, hogy nem ismeri a lét legfontosabb
kérdéseire a választ mégis úgy kell tennie, mintha a
látszatjelenségre adott eleve korlátozott érvényűnek tekintett
válasz egyértelműen korrekt, objektív lenne. Amikor az
érdeklődő ember utánanéz, mit gondolnak ezek a képükkel
megidézett nagy becsben tartott emberek a végső
megoldásról, a lét mibenléte magyarázatáról kiderül, messze
nem tekintik magukat valamiféle istennek, csak oly
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A kritika alapja
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Mi lehet a jó megoldás?
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Az alap ok prioritása
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A türelmetlen opponens
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Bizonyítás
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csak 15-20 milliárd fényév távolságra volna. Ezért van az, hogy
a könyvemben szereplő kiterjesztés adat jócskán több, mint
amit mai értelmezés szerint számítani lehetett volna.
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Az igaz paradoxon
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Hivatkozások:
1. Kolloid (Wikipédia):
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Protoplazma
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(Hivatkozások vége)
Geofizika
Levél B.B-nek
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Fritjof Capra
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Az oktatásról
A Magyar Tudományos Akadémián a természettudományok
iskolai oktatásáról rendeztek előadássorozatot. A tudósító
kiemeli az Akadémia elnöke bevezetőjében elhangzottakat,
amivel egyetértek:
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Az ábra magyarázata:
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Epilógus
Hívő emberek szerint a világot Isten teremtette.
Tapasztalatom szerint a fizikusok (az alapösszefüggések
mindenre kiterjedő ismerete nélkül, ezért tévesen) a filozófia
kebelébe vont metafizikához utalták/utalják a lét megoldás
kérdés megválaszolás feladatát. Az ember idegrendszere
megtévesztő hatással összegzi a külső világ változásait,
megjelenés sokféleségét, bonyolultság érzetet keltve benne.
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