A Muggle’s Bibliothek
Physicists
think
processes
backward
independent
of
time
without
an
alternative.
Engineers
are
used
to
comparing
variants
and
looking
for
the
easiest
way
in time-dependent development processes.
But
the
cosmos
is
undeniably
subject
to
a
process
of development with becoming and passing away.
Based
on
the
philosophy
of
nature,
the
book
develops
a
new
understanding
of
the
physical
world
and
shows
the
logical
contradictons
of
modern
physics.
The
relationship
between
the
observer
and
the
object
of
observation
is
discussed
in
a
dialogue
with
nature.
The
ideans
behind
the
physikal
theories
that
led
to
the
priest
Lemaitre‘s
Big Bang hypthesis and their logical errors are explainded.
Although
the
big
bang
was
refuted
by
the
practical
results
of
space
travel
in
the
second
half
of
the
20th
century,
the
astrophysicists
hold
fast
to
the
mechanistic
world
view
and
stubbornly
deny
the
electrodynamics of the cosmos.
Has modern physics really become a maid of theology in the embrace of the Catholic Church, as
Pope Pius X. demanded in his encyclical of 1907 against modernity?
On
the
basis
of
the
physical
measurement
system,
the
basics
of
physics
are
explained
and
the
relationship
between
measurement
and
the
object
to
be
measured
is
considered.
The
cause
of
the
force
between
the
positive
and
negative
charge
of
proton
and
electron
is
seen
in
an
open
system
that
is
far
from
the
thermodynamic
equilibrium.
This
perspective
allows
the
structure,
maintenance
and destruction of a structure to be explained using entropy.
The
structure
of
the
cosmos
can
then
be
understood
as
an
electrical
network
based
on
Maxwell's
equations
from
the
atom
to
the
largest
cosmic
structures.
In
this
way,
electrodynamics
and
optics,
as
well
as
plasma
physics,
become
the
basis
of
this
new
intergalactic
world
view.
Such
a
view
of
the
world
can
already
explain
many
of
the
phenomena
discovered
from
space
travel,
which
seem
extremely
puzzling
to
the
conventional
mechanical-gravitational
world
view
of
astrophysicists
and
by
means
of
a
number
of
exotic
constructs
such
as
black
holes
and
neutron
stars,
dark
matter,
antimatter and dark energy be explained by them.
The book is based on over two hundred mostly primary sources of literature.
It requires an open mind and a basic knowledge of mathematics and classical physics, as high
schools should convey.
last revision: 05/26/2020
A Muggle’s Bibliothek
© Dr. Ing. Dipl Phys. M. Hüfner 2014
winden konnte.
Modern Astrophysics meets Engineering
On the Reformation of Physics
The physical world view between reality and surrealism
last revision: 05/13/2020
Muggle’s Library
© Dr. Ing. Dipl Phys. M. Hüfner 2014
winden konnte.
Modern Astrophysics Meets
Engineering
On the Reformation of Physics
Physicists
think
processes
backward
independent
of
time
without
an
alternative.
Engineers
are
used
to
comparing
variants
and
looking
for
the
easiest
way
in
time-dependent
development
processes.
But
the
cosmos
is
undeniably
subject
to
a
process
of
development
with
becoming
and
passing away.
Based
on
the
philosophy
of
nature,
the
book
develops
a
new
understanding
of
the
physical
world
and
shows
the
logical
contradictons
of
modern
physics.
The
relationship
between
the
observer
and
the
object
of
observation
is
discussed
in
a
dialogue
with
nature.
The
ideans
behind
the
physikal
theories
that
led
to
the
priest
Lemaitre‘s
Big
Bang
hypthesis
and their logical errors are explainded.
Although
the
big
bang
was
refuted
by
the
practical
results
of
space
travel
in
the
second
half
of
the
20th
century,
the
astrophysicists
hold
fast
to
the
mechanistic
world
view
and
stubbornly deny the electrodynamics of the cosmos.
Has
modern
physics
really
become
a
maid
of
theology
in
the
embrace
of
the
Catholic
Church, as Pope Pius X. demanded in his encyclical of 1907 against modernity?
On
the
basis
of
the
physical
measurement
system,
the
basics
of
physics
are
explained
and
the
relationship
between
measurement
and
the
object
to
be
measured
is
considered.
The
cause
of
the
force
between
the
positive
and
negative
charge
of
proton
and
electron
is
seen
in
an
open
system
that
is
far
from
the
thermodynamic
equilibrium.
This
perspective
allows
the
structure,
maintenance
and
destruction
of
a
structure
to
be
explained using entropy.
The
structure
of
the
cosmos
can
then
be
understood
as
an
electrical
network
based
on
Maxwell's
equations
from
the
atom
to
the
largest
cosmic
structures.
In
this
way,
electrodynamics
and
optics,
as
well
as
plasma
physics,
become
the
basis
of
this
new
intergalactic
world
view.
Such
a
view
of
the
world
can
already
explain
many
of
the
phenomena
discovered
from
space
travel,
which
seem
extremely
puzzling
to
the
conventional
mechanical-gravitational
world
view
of
astrophysicists
and
by
means
of
a
number
of
exotic
constructs
such
as
black
holes
and
neutron
stars,
dark
matter,
antimatter and dark energy be explained by them.
The
book
is
based
on
over
two
hundred
mostly
primary
sources
of
literature.
It
requires
an
open
mind
and
a
basic
knowledge
of
mathematics
and
classical
physics,
as
high
schools should convey.
