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    Our Universe and How It Works: Quantum Gravitation and Fifth Dimension
    Our Universe and How It Works: Quantum Gravitation and Fifth Dimension
    Our Universe and How It Works: Quantum Gravitation and Fifth Dimension
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    Our Universe and How It Works: Quantum Gravitation and Fifth Dimension

    By Dr. Ashok Saxena

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    To find the answers to unsolved riddles of the Universe, this illustrated book introduces a new path breaking model of everything, named as the Treo model. Treo is postulated to be the only fundamental indivisible particle constituting Space and Matter, and Energy is described as it's Fifth dimension. All forces are explained based on geometry and Action-Reaction mechanism of Treos.

    This model is an original scientific work with far reaching implications, as it puts together Quantum mechanics, Relativity and Gravitation in the same frame.

    This book is a bold attempt to explain the unknown. It is sufficient to have curiosity and high school level of physics to understand this book!

    The Treo model will be used to describe -

    • What is Time?

    • What limits the Speed of Light?

    • How and why is our Universe expanding?

    • What is Planck’s constant and the meaning of Angular momentum it represents?

    Energy and Forces -

    • How is Potential energy converted into Kinetic energy?

    • What is the mechanism behind Newton’s laws of motion?

    • How are Bosons produced and how do they generate all forces?

    Creation of EM waves and Matter -

    • How all types of Photon packets are generated, conceal their mass and are propelled continuously?

    • How all Visible matter and all elements of the Periodic table created?

    Position of Planets and configuration of Solar system -

    • What decides the Position, Configuration and Orbital speed of Planets?

    • How was Asteroid belt produced in our Solar system?

    • How were rings of Saturn formed?

    • How is geo-thermal energy produced and how is it responsible for molten core of the Earth, Earth quakes, Volcanic eruptions and Tsunamis?

    Some speculative questions are tackled too -

    • When and how Big crunch followed by Big bang might happen, to start the next cycle of our Pendulum Quantum Universe?

    • Are Intergalactic journeys theoretically possible?

    • Can Parallel Universes exist, if yes, then what might be the difference between them?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBookBaby
    Release dateApr 1, 2015
    ISBN9789352350650
    Our Universe and How It Works: Quantum Gravitation and Fifth Dimension

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      A book full of valuable intel, variables, and quotes. Good read for the beginner.

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