Preface to the lecture, 1
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Page 7.10
Structure of the neutron ................................................................................... 153 7.11
7.12
beta-decay ........................................................................................................ 157 7.13
"Weak interaction" ........................................................................................... 159 7.14
Tau particle ...................................................................................................... 161 7.15
Pions ................................................................................................................. 163 7.16
Table of vortices of the Mesons ....................................................................... 165 7.17
Table of vortices of the Baryons....................................................................... 167 8. Unified theory
................................................................................................ 169
8.1 Structure ofthe field theory .............................................................................. 171 8.2
8.3
Temperature...................................................................................................... 175 8.4
Heat .................................................................................................................. 177 8.5
Sound................................................................................................................ 179 8.6
Basic principle of cybernetics........................................................................... 181 8.7
Structure of adaptive regulatory circuits .......................................................... 183 8.8
Information....................................................................................................... 185 8.9
Philosophy of nature......................................................................................... 187 9. Usage................................................................................................................ 189
9.1 Longitudinal electromagnetic waves ............................................................... 191 9.2
9.3
Flying objects .................................................................................................. 195 9.4
Electro gravitation?........................................................................................... 197 9.5
Free energy? ..................................................................................................... 199 9.6
Nerve conduction and action potential ............................................................. 201 9.7
Wireless energy transmission technology ........................................................ 203 9.8
Measuring and switching technique of Nikola Tesla ........................................205 9.9
Energy technical usage .................................................................................... 207 9.10
Environmental compatibility ............................................................................209 9.11
Ecologically fairusage .................................................................................... 211 9.12
Claims concerning the environmental compatibility...........................................213 9.13
Epilogue belonging to the lecture (part 1) ................................................ 215 Abstract belonging to scalar waves, part 1 .......................................................218
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Page Part 2, edition belonging to the energy technical seminar ...................................... 219
10.0 Preface to the seminar, part 2 .......................................................................... 220
10. Oscillating interaction.................................................................................... 221
10.1 Kepler's laws................................................................................................... 221 10.2
10.3
Harmony of the alternating current engineers .................................................. 225 10.4
Four fundamental interactions.......................................................................... 227 10.5
Resonating interaction ..................................................................................... 229 11. The growing globe ......................................................................................... 231
11.1
Long-distance effect of the neutrinos ................................................................231 11.2
11.3
Ancient Egyptian legend of Genesis ................................................................ 235 11.4
Inner structure of the earth ............................................................................... 237 11.5
Earth's core as a converter of neutrinos ............................................................239 11.6
Speed of growth............................................................................................... 241 11.7
Conservation of angular momentum ................................................................243 11.8
Set of difficulties concerning the change of magnetization ..............................245 11.9
The weakly damped moon.................................................................................247 11.10
Calculation of celestial mechanics ....................................................................249 11.11
The biblical age ............................................................................................... 251 12. New cosmology................................................................................................253
12.1
Concerning the formation of our solar system ..................................................253 12.2
12.3
The derivation of the Titius-Bode law...............................................................257 12.4
The hollow planet .............................................................................................259 12.5
Concerning the formation of the universe .........................................................261 12.6
Counter examples concerning the 2nd law of thermodynamics .........................263 12.7
Entropy destroying potential vortices................................................................265 13. Recording of space and time........................................................................... 267
13.1
The measuring technical debacle ......................................................................269 13.2
13.3
The Tamarack mines experiment ......................................................................273 13.4
Field dependent linear measure ........................................................................275 13.5
Experiences from space travel .......................................................................... 277 13.6
Spherical aberration .......................................................................................... 279 13.7
Step by step understanding of the measuring technique..................................... 281 13.8
Discussion of the cosmological insights............................................................283 14. The way towards free energy.......................................................................... 285
14.1 The liberalization of the energy markets .......................................................... 285 Yüklə 4,22 Mb. Dostları ilə paylaş:
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