A Muggle’s Bibliothek
last
revision:
12/18/2023
16/2021
A Muggle’s Bibliothek
Paul Marmet
Einsteins Relativitätstheorie kontra
Klassische Mechanik
Is
the
world
as
surreal
as
the
modern
physics
would
have
us
believe
and
do
you
need
the
theory
of
relativity
for
their
explanation?
P.
Marmet
shows,
that
taking
into
account
the
conser-vation
law
of
mass
and
energy
and
the
fact
that
the
atom
isn't
a
rigid
structure,
all
of
the
effects
explained
by
the
theory
of
relativity,
can
explain
with
normal
mechanical
processes.
Die Urknall-Theorie ereilt der
kosmologischeTod
Paul Marmet
T
hose
who
believe
that
religion
and
science
are
to
be
reconciled,
will
find
that
the
science
is
crushed
in
the
embrace
of
religion.
Since
the
past
quarter
century,
we
know
that
the
Big
Bang
theory
is
an
idea
that
has
absolutely
nothing
to
do
with
reality.
Nevertheless,
it
is
widely
used
in
public
with
missionary
fervour.
Reading
these
essays
should
open
the
eyes
of any scientifically interested reader for the cosmic reality.
© Dr. Ing. Dipl Phys. M. Hüfner 2014
Normal
people
feel
the
paradoxes
of
today's
modern
physics
as
a
mental
impertinence,
which
is
why
they
turn
away
from
it.
This
book
proves
that
it
can
also
be
done
without
paradoxes.
In
it,
mechanics,
thermodynamics
and
electrodynamics
are
understood
as
expressions
of
a
single
physics
for
the
microcosm
and
macrocosm.
Starting
from
an
energy
distribution
in
an
open
system
far
from
thermal
equilibrium,
the
dynamics
of
structures
of
cosmic
bodies
up
to
the
elementary
particles
are
logically
developed.
It
turns
out
that
a
revolutionary
view
of
matter
with
reflection
on
the
basics
of
physics
also
leads
to
a
completely
new
understanding
of
the
structure
of
the
atomic
nucleus.
This
in
turn
gives
a
completely
new
answer
to
the
question
of
nuclear
fusion
and
brings
the
technical
application
of
nuclear
fusion
within
reach
in
a
time
of
climate
change
and
the
need to switch from fossil fuels to new, climate-friendly energy sources.
The physical world view between reality and surrealism
All downloads are free only for private use
Dynamic Structures in an Open Cosmos
Mathias Hüfner
Modern Astrophysics meets Engineering
Mathias Hüfner
No
science
in
the
past
has
been
so
embraced
by
religion.
like
astrophysics.
Galilei
had
to
renounce
the
heliocentric
world
view
in
1633.
Only
in
1992
was
he
rehabilitated
by
the
Vatican.
Starting
in
1907,
the
Vatican
went
into
battle
against
modernism,
and
it's
still
fighting today.
Today
we
have
gained
insight
into
the
intergalactic
world
picture
in
which
the
Earth
completes
a
helical
orbit
around
the
center
of
the
galaxy
as
the
Sun
revolves
around
the
center
of
the
galaxy.
The
fact
that
our
sun
is
not
isolated
in
the
cosmos
provides
a
new
insight
into
its
energy
source,
which
is
not
inside
but
in
the
corona.
This
finding
is
useful
for harnessing the energy from hydrogen fusion.
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last revision: 01/16/2023
Paul Marmet
Einsteins Relativitätstheorie
kontra Klassische Mechanik
Is
the
world
as
surreal
as
the
modern
physics
would
have
us
believe
and
do
you
need
the
theory
of
relativity
for
their
explanation?
P.
Marmet
shows,
that
taking
into
account
the
conser-vation
law
of
mass
and
energy
and
the
fact
that
the
atom
isn't
a
rigid
structure,
all
of
the
effects
explained
by
the
theory
of
relativity,
can
explain
with normal mechanical processes.
Die Urknall-Theorie ereilt der
kosmologischeTod
Paul Marmet
Muggle’s Library
© Dr. Ing. Dipl Phys. M. Hüfner 2014
All downloads are free only for private use
Dynamic Structures in an
Open Cosmos
Normal
people
feel
the
paradoxes
of
today's
modern
physics
as
a
mental
impertinence,
which
is
why
they
turn
away
from
it.
This
book
proves
that
it
can
also
be
done
without
paradoxes.
In
it,
mechanics,
thermo-
dynamics
and
electrodynamics
are
understood
as
expressions
of
a
single
physics
for
the
microcosm
and
macrocosm.
Starting
from
an
energy
distribution
in
an
open
system
far
from
thermal
equilibrium,
the
dynamics
of
structures
of
cosmic
bodies
up
to
the
elementary
particles are logically developed.
Mathias Hüfner
Mathias Hüfner
Modern Astrophysics Meets
Engineering
No
science
in
the
past
has
been
so
embraced
by
religion.
like
astrophysics.
Galilei
had
to
renounce
the
heliocentric
world
view
in
1633.
Only
in
1992
was
he
rehabilitated
by
the
Vatican.
Starting
in
1907,
the
Vatican
went
into
battle
against
modernism,
and
it's
still fighting today.
Today
we
have
gained
insight
into
the
intergalactic
world
picture
in
which
the
Earth
completes
a
helical
orbit
around
the
center
of
the
galaxy
as
the
Sun
revolves around the center of the galaxy.
Those
who
believe
that
religion
and
science
are
to
be
reconciled,
will
find
that
the
science
is
crushed
in
the
embrace
of
religion.
Since
the
past
quarter
century,
we
know
that
the
Big
Bang
theory
is
an
idea
that
has
absolutely
nothing
to
do
with
reality.
Nevertheless,
it
is
widely
used
in
public
with
missionary
fervour.
Reading
these
essays
should
open
the
eyes
of
any
scientifically
interested reader for the cosmic reality.
