Light as the Building Material of our Universe - Vegt, Wim
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When you read this book, it is very likely that the world of Physics is still very calm. Like in the early morning, just when the sun rises. You feel peace and the birds start to wake up and you hear the first sounds breaking the silence of the night. The sounds of joy, the sounds of happiness, the sounds of peace. But it is the morning of the great battle. The battle in physics. Still everybody is asleep. There is no sign of aggression. But soon the armies will rise and the battle will be dark and merciless. This new theory will break with the ancient concepts over more than 2000 years old.…mehr

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When you read this book, it is very likely that the world of Physics is still very calm. Like in the early morning, just when the sun rises. You feel peace and the birds start to wake up and you hear the first sounds breaking the silence of the night. The sounds of joy, the sounds of happiness, the sounds of peace. But it is the morning of the great battle. The battle in physics. Still everybody is asleep. There is no sign of aggression. But soon the armies will rise and the battle will be dark and merciless. This new theory will break with the ancient concepts over more than 2000 years old. This new theory will be avoided by any physicist who respects himself and has been respected by his colleagues. How dare somebody to claim that we think in the wrong way already over more than 2000 years. It is like cursing in the Holy Church. The Holy Church of Physics. But this theory is already spreading over the internet like an indestructible bug. And when the morning rises, Physics cannot deny anymore the question: Is Physics following the right path of human logic or is Physics a mind blowing expensive trip in the non-existing worlds of illusions?
Autorenporträt
Wim Vegt graduated in 1973 his study Electro Techniques at the Polytechnics in the Hague in the Netherlands and was during that time chief editor of the alternative School Journal Eksist. Afterwards he studied Physics at the Technical University Eindhoven in the Netherlands where he graduated in 1988. He published in several scientific journals.