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      EpistemologyMetaphorTeleologyMultidisciplinary
Relativistic constancy of speed of light, makes lightspeed a constant for all observers stationary or moving. This is despite discoveries of Aberration of Light in 1784 and Doppler Shift in 1842, which showed relativity of lightspeed. If... more
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    • Electrodynamics
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      PhysicsGalaxy Formation and EvolutionAstrophysicsAngular Momentum
In the natural world, light and gravity are two widely prevalent and significant phenomena. They not only provide humans with rich information about the universe but also play important roles in scientific research. Although light and... more
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      General RelativitySpecial RelativityMaxwell's EquationsGravity
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      PhysicsDark MatterDark EnergyRedshift
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      PhysicsDark MatterDark EnergyRedshift
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      PhilosophyHeliocentrismHistory of CosmologyGeocentrism
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      PhilosophyAnthropocentrismHeliocentrismGeschiedenis
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      Cognitive SciencePhilosophyEarthUniverse
This paper explores the integration of the Hubble parameter with the gravitational dynamics encapsulated in the kappa function-defined as =8 / 2 in Einstein's Field Equations-within the framework of the Cosmic Influx Theory (CIT). It... more
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      Mathematical PhysicsGeologyPhysics
The article suggests that historical errors are fundamental to our current misunderstandings of both special and general relativity theories.
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      General RelativitySpecial Relativity
The article suggests that historical errors are fundamental to our current misunderstandings of both special and general relativity theories.
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      General RelativityHistory of ScienceSpecial Relativity
Although he did not give it a specific name, Galileo introduced the concept of preinertia in his refutation of Aristotelian natural motion. Unfortunately, that is where the history of this concept begins and ends, although it is far from... more
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      Galileo GalileiSpecial RelativityAbsolute MotionRelative Motion
Almost all celestial objects are subject to one or more motions of rotation which, for the reasons given in this article, must be absolute rotations around certain symmetry elements internal or external to the objects themselves.
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      Special RelativityAbsolute Motion
Comparing the representations of a family in the 1965–1968 scientific television series Lost in Space and its 2018–2021 remake, the article explicates the worldview principles of the family building as a cyborganic community from the... more
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      FamilyDonna HarawayCyborgsNetting
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      PsychologyEpistemologySpeed MeasurementDilemma
The movement towards the use of the history of science and problem-based approaches in teaching serves as the impetus for this paper. This treatise aims to present and examine episodes in the lives of prominent scientists that can be used... more
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      SociologyEpistemologyScience EducationRationality
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      PhilosophyGravitationGravityTests
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      SociologyEpistemologyScience EducationRationality
Around 1999, as a result of some coincidences, I realized that an important mistake had been made in the Theory of Physics. This unusual situation encouraged me to work on Theoretical Physics. I started publishing my works under the name... more
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    • Theoratical Physics
The study of cosmos is an essential area of research which can lead to the information regarding our origin. Numerous events that take place in the outer space can be studied in this regard. The most reliable method of study is that which... more
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"Newton was not the first of the age of reason; He was the last of the magicians”. John Maynard Keynes The modern journey of scientific minds started at the middle of the 16th century. In 1543 Nicolaus Copernicus -the renaissance as-... more
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      PhilosophyHumanitiesArtDidaskalia
This article presents a new theory for the evolution of the cosmos and time. This is based on the concept of String Theory and had tried to explain the whole phenomena from the quantum level. This has also references from the mass energy... more
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      Theoretical PhysicsQuantum PhysicsPhilosophyCosmology (Physics)
Most of the physicists and cosmologists believe in the concept of multiverse, In recent times, many physicists started searching for the proof of existence of multiverse and many new theories such as string theory and quantum physics... more
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      Quantum PhysicsCosmology (Physics)Quantum CosmologyString Theory
Esta es una revisión histórica ─con fines de divulgación─ del concepto que el hombre ha tenido del universo en que vive, a través de sus observaciones, el pensamiento filosófico, sus teorías y sus investigaciones utilizando el método... more
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      Voyager MissionJohannes KeplerIsaac NewtonEratóstenes
This is a historical review ─for dissemination purposes─ of the concept that man has had of the universe in which he lives, through his observations, the philosophical thought, his theories and his investigations using the scientific... more
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      Voyager MissionJohannes KeplerPtolemyEratosthenes
Were galaxies that existed long, long ago and far, far away as young then as believed? This paper tackles key fallacies of Big Bang (BB) Cosmology some of which are revealed by the Webb Telescope. This paper is not an admission that the... more
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      Philosophy of SciencePhilosophy of PhysicsCosmology (Physics)Theoretical astrophysics
Redshifts of quasars tend to be distributed in peaks which are separated by (1.23) n. Jess Artem has pointed out this gives a fair representation of Bode’s Law of planetary distance from the sun. Martin Kokus has noted that 1.23 is the... more
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Redshifts of quasars tend to be distributed in peaks which are separated by (1.23) n. Jess Artem has pointed out this gives a fair representation of Bode’s Law of planetary distance from the sun. Martin Kokus has noted that 1.23 is the... more
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O trabalho analisa a revitalização da região portuária da cidade do Rio de Janeiro. O recorte espacial da pesquisa se localiza na área central da cidade abrangendo os bairros da Gamboa, Santo Cristo e Saúde.
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      GeographyUrban GeographyGeografiaSegregação Socioespacial
A few personal concepts that conflict with a Big Bang.
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      Theoretical PhysicsQuantum PhysicsSpace SciencesEnergy
C’è un modo simbolico - dunque unificante, integro, realista - di intendere la realtà, un modo che passa anche attraverso riflessioni dedicate ai linguaggi del mondo rurale, agli spartiacque della modernità, al significato profondo di... more
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      Cultural TheoryRural Cultural StudiesSacred SpaceUsura
The James Webb space telescope looked near the beginning of time and found fully formed galaxies.
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      Cosmology (Physics)Natural philosophyAstrophysicsGravity
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      PhysicsMultidisciplinaryNatureTheory of Relativity
According to the Copernican myth, geocentrism was a form of anthropocentrism because it showcased humankind as being both the centre and the purpose of the Cosmos, whereas heliocentrism, in dethroning humankind from this privileged... more
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      AnthropocentrismAnachronismHeliocentrismGeocentrism
The propagation speed of gravity has been debated for centuries, but in this article, we arrive at the conclusion that gravity does not propagate at all. Instead, gravity emerges inside matter, and this fact explains why there is no... more
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      AstrophysicsGravity
Récemment savamment rééditée, la contribution qu’Alexandre Kojève offrit à Alexandre Koyré pour son septantième anniversaire s’attache à soutenir, de manière « beaucoup moins canularesque qu’elle ne paraît l’être à première vue », une... more
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If ‘absolute time’ is to be a meaningful concept, it must be measurable. Here, we set out to show how it may be measured, using both cosmic black hole thermodynamics and the Solar System’s absolute motion relative to the CMB.
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      PhysicsCosmic Microwave Background
Human beings are paying a dire price for disparaging philosophy in all facets of life, especially in science where the most intelligent explorations of nature for the survival and advance of Homo sapiens species are supposed to be... more
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      PhysicsPhilosophyRelativity
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Michelson-Morley experiment and Sagnac effect were aimed to solve a long debated and crucial question in physics-does the aether exist? But the experiments resulted in two contradictory results-the Michelson-Morley experiment finding was... more
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    • Astrophysics
This article presents a new theory for the evolution of the cosmos and time. This is based on the concept of String Theory and had tried to explain the whole phenomena from the quantum level. This has also references from the mass energy... more
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      Quantum PhysicsPhilosophyCosmology (Physics)Gravitation
The position of the various tired light theories is reviewed briefly and it is noted that one of the biggest objections to them concerns the mechanism by which light might lose energy as it travels through space. Here some new work... more
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      PhysicsSpeed of Light
I found a 'quadruple image' of 'Hot and Cold Spots' in the CMB-image, published by the gathered data of the Planck-satellite in 2013, and analyzed by me in the context of the (new) Double Torus cosmology. The... more
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Na[sdotu]īr al-Dīn al-[Tdotu]ūsī, Memoir on Astronomy (al-Tadhkira fī ‘ilm al-hay’a, Edited with Introduction, Translation and Commentary by F.J. Ragep, 2 vols., XV + 656 + XV pp., figs., index. New York - Berlin - Heidelberg..., Springer... more
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