Our fundamental physical theory based on theoretical constants adopts the small radii of the proton as a newcomer in the family of physical constants known to date (see DOI and DOI....). If we adopt the Schwarzschild equation to define the proton radius, we can conclude that the exotic-muonic hydrogen atom is lighter than the electronic hydrogen atom. Let us admit that if we experimentally enter the hydrogen atom into an experimental cycle which causes it to pass periodically from a natural (electronic) state to a muonic state and vice versa according to a certain frequency is it possible that a such "exotic state” coul produce anti-gravity? This reasoning is also valid for muonic deuterium.
No. It’s been possible to ``overcome gravity" without reaching superluminal speeds for decades.
Dear Jamil Kooli ,
The phenomenon of gravity has been solved... It took two years to write it down... :
Article Fizikailag-metafizikailag bizonyítható a graviton létezése
(Hungarian)
From it exists English translation:
Abstract:
Research Proposal Physico-metaphysical proof of the existence of graviton (Fiz...
Conclusion:
Chapter Physico-metaphysical proof of the existence of graviton
Graviton:
Chapter 230902-En-H-Gr-t
If someone helps me with English language correction i will translate to English:
On to it base it is imposibile to reduse artificially and temporarily the mass of matter make it possible to overcome gravity and travel at superluminal speeds!
Regards,
Laszlo
P.S: If the writing is good, it has a very high practical value
No. Light has no mass, but even it is limited to non-superliminal speeds.
Dear Courtney Seligman ,
'No. Light has no mass, but even it is limited to non-superliminal speeds.'-
This is contradicted by the photoelectric effect. and you contradict basics of Einstein's brilliant formula.
Regards,
Laszlo
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