The Heavens Declare His Handiwork
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Thomas Lee Abshier, ND
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Matter is conventionally seen as the inanimate substrate of the physical world that interacts without any awareness or processing capability. But, we see in the Theory of Absolutes that a rational explanation for all the physical phenomena of the natural world can be produced by particles interacting via a thought-communication. The transmitting particles must send out a thought message at every moment. And, the recipient particles must process the message and respond according to a set of internal rules. The resultant motion of the recipient particle is interpreted as , causing them to act as though forces were forcing them to move toward or away from different particles.
The “inanimate matter” conception of the universe is flawed and hopelessly inadequate to explain the reality of action at a distance phenomenon such as: static electricity attracting hair, the repulsive and attractive forces felt between two magnets, and the force of gravity. Even in the common billiard ball collision, the two balls do not actually touch when transmitting momentum from one ball to the next. Rather, the electron clouds surrounding the atoms of the billiard balls repel each other by an electrostatic force. The concept of matter transmitting force via a consciousness-based communication provides an intuitively satisfying explanation to the phenomenon of force, which is inherently action-at-a-distance.
Basic Principles Summary |
Outline of Concepts |
Overview of Concepts |
Glossary |
Field Shell Concept |
Force Particle Concept |
B Field Concepts |
Dynamic EM Fields |
Search Site |
Personal History |
Political Philosophy |
Acknowledgements |
Mass Energy Summary |
Theory Summary |
Origin of Good and Evil |
Neutral Space |
Force Particles 2 |
Force |
Time 2 |
Time 3 |
Grid Points |
Acceleration |
Energy 2 |
Kinetic Energy 2 |
Kinetic Energy 3 |
Kinetic Energy 4 |
Kinetic Energy 5 |
Kinetic Energy 7 |
Kinetic Energy 8 |
Momentum & KE |
Momentum, KE & Inertia |
Speed of Light 2 |
Photon Velocity |
Force Particle Velocity |
Mass 2 |
Mass 3 |
Mass 4 |
Mass & Fields |
Two Wires with Current |
Dynamic Magnetic Fields |
Current Flow |
Fields & Moving Charge |
Moving Charge Effects |
Magnetic Induction |
Lenz's Law |
Field Energy |
Sub-Nuclear Forces |
The Strong Force |
Special Relativity & MMX |
Sound and Light Compared |
Photon Structure |
Photon Emission |
Photon Capture |
Photon Reflection |
Refracted Light |
Polarized Light |
Diffraction |
Interference |
Photon Scattering |
Wave Particle Duality 4 |
Big Bang & Momentum |
Photon Generation |
Allowed Orbitals |
Spectral Line Emission |
Laser Light Emission |
Blackbody Radiation |
Particle Decay |
Pair Annihilation |
Cherenkov Radiation |
Photon Generation 1 |
Particle Decay & Relativity |
Pair Annihilation 2 |
Cherenkov in Space |
Photon Absorption |
Pair Production |
Pair Production 2 |
Pair Production 3 |
Photon Reflection in Depth |
Photon Metallic Reflection |
Electron-Crystal Reflection |
Photon Reflection 1 |
Refractive Phenomena |
Refraction 2 |
Compton Scattering |
Wave Particle Duality 2 |
Wave Particle Duality 3 |
Dipole Sea Structure |
Dipole Sea & Ether Theory |
Dipole Sea & Energy Xfer |
FP Spheres & Charge Motion |
Battery Energy Storage |
Electromagnetic Concepts 2 |
Magnetic Permeablity |
Collison & Reference Frame |
Momentum, Inertia, & Momentum |
Mu Epsilon of Space |
Electron & DP Sea |
B Field from Electron Velocity |
Gyroscope |
The Inverse Square Law 2 |
Evolution vs. Creation |
Entropy |
Particles Complexes & Spirit |
EMG Interactions |
Summary of Concepts |
Particles & Fields |
Dipole Sea Particles 4 |
Local Light Speed |
Parallel Universes |
Quantum Jumps |
Quark Theory |
Fermions & Bosons |
Neutron Structure |
Neutrinos |
Subatomic Structure |
Neutrino Theory |
Quark Theory 2 |
Time Dilation 2 |
Light - Mass Interaction |
Orbital Superconductivity |
Orbital Uncertainty |
Electron Mass Persistence |
Dual Slit Interferometry |
Wave Particle Duality |
Uncertainty Principle2 |
DeBroglie Wavelength |
Lesson 1 |
Lesson 2 |
Lesson 3 |
Lesson 4 |
Ecumenical Solution |