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Wave theory is a natural theory, but it integrates most of
the laws of quantum mechanics as well as Einstein’s
sophisticated ideas. In contrast to other
theories, wave theory is open to change and can consequently
be adapted in a logical manner to conform with important breakthroughs.
Two loops in one wave is the building block of nature! Everything
works in accordane with this principle (Picture 13).
Picture 13
With this in mind, the following
simple yet utile equation warrants our consideration:
E/M = Phase
E = energetic matter (loop) M
= magnetic matter.
Wave theory is only the beginning
of a new approach to understanding the universe. This decade
has provided a bountiful harvest of breakthroughs in the field
of physics. Webb, Flaumbaum, and Murphy’s observation
has come along at just the right moment as it affirms the
legitimacy of wave theory. Correspondingly, wave theory explains
their discovery.
Einstein based his theory on the constant of light streams
on the average number of photons in a light stream. This concept
was appropriate for his particular era. Wave theory, however,
expands on this idea -- just as Einstein provided a continuation
to Newton’s theory without detracting from it significance.
Wave theory, which like Darwin’s theory is based primarily
on the natural sciences, shows that everything is subject
to change.
These and other breakthroughs (most notably Max Planck and
other works on quantum mechanics) herald a new era, which
is rooted on the foundations of the ingenuous theories of
the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Wave theory attempts
to tie the vast array of ideas together by explaining wave
formation and energetic matter -- in essence everything --
as the product of two loops in one wave. This eclectic approach
fuses, and leans on, the past in order to push us onto the
next level.
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[Wave Formation] [Photons]
[Gravitation] [Time]
[Atoms] [Life]
[Cancer] [Fundamental
Force] [Gender/Why Sex?] [Sexual
Reproduction] [Schrodinger
& Heisenberg] [Creation]
[Supernova] [Dark
Matter & Astronomy] [Cloud
Formations] [Natural Disasters]
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