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re: Here are some of the predictions that my space model makes.

According to this model, there are two effects or "forces" in nature. One effect or "force" is "kinetic", that is "motion" of mass is involved in the effect. The other effect is "potential", in other words, the effect is there even if there is no "motion" involved.


"You" "know", while you may "think" that the repeated "quotes" make you "seem" "intelligent", they really "demonstrate" ignorance...

I hope that I am not confusing you by using these words from classical physics to explain "fundamental" effects.
These two "fundamental forces" cause all activity in the universe.
There are two types of "fundamental" oscillations, they are the "monopole" and the "dipole".


If you knew what you were talking about then you would know the above was nonsense- oh, and by the way gravitational radiation is quadrupole radiation... Guess that isnt "fundamental" to you...

Prediction #1. It will be found that:

The universe is expanding and at the same time the motion of the galaxies is away from each other and accelerating. Then according to this model our universe is a "dipole" oscillation. Similar "dipole" oscillation happens in a "photon" of light.


Again- complete nonsense- I suggest you actually take a few courses in electromagnetism before picking up a few "cool sounding" words and making a nonsense fantasy of them.

Prediction #2: It will be found that:

The "speed" of light is not "constant". What is constant is the "acceleration" of photons.
That means that faster than light "speed" is possible.


Photons dont "accelerate"- add special and general relativity to your course list- also your prediction makes no logical sense! Photons in a vacuum have only one velocity they can travel...

Prediction #3: It will be found that:

All "fields" (electronic, magnetic, gravitational, etc.) are variations of the fundamental "space/mass" combinations that have different densities, frequencies, and vector relationships to each other.


Again that makes ZERO sense!!! It is like you skimmed a textbook and found words you thought were cool and strung them together!!!

What is a "vector relationship"- :) please explain....lol

Prediction #4: It will be found that:

There is the combination of two "fundamental forces" involved in every atomic and sub atomic "particle".


Gee, let me notify the particle accelerators that they are wasting their time, since one internet nut has it all figured out.....

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