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PARTICLE THEORY OF ENERGY

The Particle Theory Of Energy Holds that all energy, including so-called 'dark energy', consists of sub-atomic particles, each with individual forcxe leves which are constant at space-time existence. Speed of photons, force particles, varies at quantum and sub-quantum levels, and is not, as Einstein's Relativity Theories icorrectly assert, the so-called "cosmic speed limit".

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The Particle Theory Of Energy Holds that all energy, including so-called 'dark energy', consists of sub-atomic particles, each with individual forcxe leves which are constant at space-time existence. Speed of photons, force particles, varies at quantum and sub-quantum levels, and is not, as Einstein's Relativity Theories icorrectly assert, the so-called "cosmic speed limit".

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oneforce 3 months ago

theory of everything? what is everthing? each something must have mass or substances in order to be labelled or called something? if an entity does not have any substances can it deserves to be labelled or identified as an entity? The theory of everything i would assume is senses, those which can be senses or identified by human can any may be considered as existence?

skybridgepress.com 3 months ago

What about the "theory of everything" hypothesis in which some physicists think they have solved all the problems related to Einsteins errors and have now explained it all? Do you think there is anything to it?

oneforce 3 months ago

i can't read a single things, there is a fuzzy force at work here, scribd shows a blank page? walla it proves that wjite matter such as this piece of white i paper does have and emits energy1