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  • Comments on Astrophysics

    in a simple language, bringing challenges and new interpretations about gravitational attraction, planetary magnetic fields, big bang, and others

    Este pequeno livro não é um curso de astrofísica, tampouco um estudo acadêmico, mas apenas comentários complementares, em linguagem simples, sobre alguns temas já estudados pela astrofísica, trazendo novas interpretações com o objetivo de propiciar novas reflexões, acadêmicas ou não. Discorre sobre a razão de as noites serem escuras, propõe ensaio para a verificação de característica ... Read more

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  • General Relativity 1: Newton vs Einstein

    Relativity and Quantum Mechanics are the two major pillars of 20th century physics. These theories, launched within five years of one another, revolutionized our understanding of nature. They utterly dismantled the conceptual basis of Newtonian physics that had been the gold standard of science for over 200 years, and introduced radically new concepts that defy human intuition. These theories may ... Read more

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  • General Relativity 2: Spacetime Curvature

    Series series Everyone's Guide Series
    This book continues our exploration of the most profound theory of science, Einstein’s General Theory of Relativity.We examine more carefully the properties of spacetime, the unity of space and time.We explore the major features of curvature, how to measure it, and how to reduce its complexity to finding distances between nearby points.We find a simple expression, 2M/r, which proves remarkably ... Read more

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  • Quantum Mechanics 2: Reality, Uncertainty, & Schrödinger’s Cat

    Series series Everyone's Guide Series
    This book is the second stage of our exploration of Quantum Mechanics in the Everyone’s Guide Series. Readers will benefit from a prior reading of Quantum Mechanics: 1 Particles & Waves.Here, we explore wave packets, the quantum description of particles. We will see how wave packets lead inexorably to the Uncertainty Principle, a hallmark of Quantum Mechanics. We examine the physical and ... Read more

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  • Black Holes, Supernovae & More

    Series series Everyone's Guide Series
    This book continues our exploration of stars. Here we discuss the spectacular ways in which stars die, creating supernovae that are some of the most violent events in our universe. We also explore the exotic remnants of these explosions: white dwarfs, neutron stars, and particularly, black holes. We examine how black holes can grow as massive as small galaxies, and how they can evaporate through ... Read more

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  • Special Relativity 2: Spacetime & Space Travel

    Series series Everyone's Guide Series
    This is the second book in the Everyone’s Guide Series devoted to Einstein’s Theory of Special Relativity. Readers will benefit from a prior reading of Special Relativity 1: Light, Time, & What’s Relative.Relativity and Quantum Mechanics are the two major pillars of 20th century physics, which together revolutionized our understanding of nature, utterly dismantling Newtonian physics that had been ... Read more

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  • Elementary Particle Physics for Regular People: The Basics

    Have you ever wondered what the heck elementary particle physics is? Here, I'll give you a basic overview of what it is and what mysteries remain. ... Read more

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  • An Introduction To Stars: The Milky Way and its Star Factories

    by Owen Cotton ...
    Series series An Introduction To Stars
    Have you ever wondered why our Galaxy has a spiral structure?How do we even know its shape at all?What is 'Dark Matter' and why do we think it exists?Why can 'infra-red' and 'radio' astronomy reveal things that normal astronomy cannot?Answering these and many other questions, the concepts here are ideal for students at school or college,or just those with a passing interest in our Galaxy. ... Read more

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  • Timeless Atoms

    Series series Everyone's Guide Series
    In this book we explore the world of atoms: what atoms are, what they are made of, and why atoms are timeless, never aging or wearing down. Almost all atoms will exist until the end of time.We’ll discover why a few rare atoms are radioactive, decaying in predictable ways, and why these radioactive atoms exist in all living things, including us.We’ll examine how we can date the past -- paintings, ... Read more

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  • The Universe and Solar System Series: The Life Cycle of Stars

    Series series The Universe and Solar System Series
    Universe and Solar System Series: The Life Cycle of StarsHaving trouble on Physics? Need to find out information about the life cycles of stars and what causes their birth and death? This is an excellent book if you need, or want; to learn about the complete life cycle of stars including their characteristics and how their life span is calculated.All of the information in my eBook has been ... Read more

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  • The Rotation Of The Moon

    by Erik Dahlén ...
    After I have explained the old Newtonian view of the rotation of the Moon around its axis I will continue pointing out some problems with this view. I will then end up with a better way to describe what is going on, which is consistent with the rest of the physics. All my claims will be testable and falsifiable, and I will also explain the impact my view has on different calculated properties. ... Read more

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  • The Aether Causes Mass, Gravity, Inertia, Magnetism, Vacuum Energy, Weak Interaction, Electric Force, Photons and Other Effects. What Other Effects? The Nature of Space.

    by Ken Ramsey ...
    For two thousand years, from the Greek philosophers until Special Relativity, the Aether was understood as the underlying structure of the universe. The change occurred when the Michelson, Morley type experiments (MMX) failed to detect the earth moving through the Aether. The MMX, split a light source into two different paths. The two paths were recombined, the wave crest compared and length ... Read more

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