Dieu Tat Le

The Making of the Universe Dieu Tat Le

The substance of The Making of the Universe is very unique. In 25 chapters, the author answers many foundational questions of physics that have challenged scientists for a very long time: 1. Saving Our Sense of Physics - 2. Dark Matter Does Exist - 3. Finding Dark Matter - 4. Reviewing some "Dark Matter Finding" Methods - 5. Gravity - A Physically Correct Definition for Einstein's Theory - 6. What Causes Things to Move in the Universe? - 7. New Laws of Motion - 8. How Particles Create Masses, Stars, Celestial Bodies, and Their Gravitation - 9. Supernova - Why and How It Happens - 10. How Light Moves with Extremely High Velocity Toward Every Direction at All Times - 11. Busting the Myth of E = mc² to Find Its True Meaning - 12. The Mystery of Momentum - 13. The Creation of Momentum - 14. How Dark Matter Creates Objects' Inertia - 15. How Gravity Creates Weight - 16. Feather, Hammer, and Gravity - 17. Faster Than Light - 18. Light and Space Mark - 19. Building an Anti-Gravity Chamber - 20. Gravitational Waves or Colliding Shockwaves? - 21. Einstein's Error in the Time Dilation Theory - 22. GPS Systems and the Time Dilation Phenomenon - 23. What Prolongs "Lifetimes" of Moving Particles - 24. Big Bang: Unjustifiable From a Physical Point of View - 25. The Making of the Universe. It is written in a scientific manner, yet simplified so even someone who is math-challenged can understand. While there are some calculations, there are also some entertaining analogies, such as using a heavyweight fighter and a lightweight fighter to explain one of Isaac Newton's laws, as well as images to help clarify the writing. it reads like a novel. "This paper - "Saving our Sense of Physics" (Chapter 1) - is expressing in a clear and straight way some basic and very important concepts, that most of "official" academic researchers are disregarding." (Dr. Alberto Miatello) Youtube: Chapter 10. How Light Moves with Extremely High Velocity Toward Every Direction at All Times https: //youtu.be/WUOljpsvMMU