Hans-G. Hildebrandt

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What about the theories of β-decays and the W- and Z-Bosons?

The great experiment at the LHC has proven the non-existence of quarks. But current theories claim that 'quarks' are the decaying particles if β-electrons resp. β-positrons arise. If the theories...

20 October 2019 5,001 3 View

Is the cause of the β+-decay of atomic nuclei a hidden pair production?

The electron-positron pair production and the β+-transformation of atomic nuclei require the same minimum energy of 1,022MeV.The competing processes of the β+-transformation of an atomic nucleus...

02 February 2017 7,479 71 View

What gives us the security to predict: matter can be compressed at dimensions equal to or smaller as the mathematical calculated Schwarzschild radius?

Maybe a very high mass star can itself compress to very high matter density.But what observations lead to the assumption, a smaller object could collapse at Schwarzschild dimension?I remind the...

25 November 2016 3,078 32 View

Why do not exist certain quark-combinations?

The quark theory assigns certain quark combinations to the different particles, par example:Proton p = (uud)Neutron n = (udd)ngative delta Δ– = (ddd)ngative omega Ω– = (sss)Provided that the quark...

21 August 2016 1,454 4 View

Does physics overlooks some significant minor details? (2)

The electron-positron pair production as well as the β+-emission require a minimum energy of 1,022MeV. Therefore it can be stated that the underlying cause of the β+-emission is a...

26 April 2016 6,926 30 View

Do non-superconductive materials also show the Podkletnow-Effect?

Superconductive materials like Niob, which are rotating at high speed deform the gravitational field. You can name it Podkletnow-Effect. Do non-superconductive materials also show a small effect,...

25 June 2015 9,570 3 View

Are there only 61 elementary particles?

We have to expect that theoretical physics needs even more than 61 particles to declare the world of real particles and atomic nuclei. Otherwise was the proof of 'quarks' at LHC a failure. You can...

01 January 1970 1,225 27 View

Is physics able to declare observations (experimantal fidings etc) without always bear the theories in mind?

Contemplation on a Black Spot (Author: W. Engelhardt) We remember the picture of an anomaly in the centre of M87. This anomaly can have several causes. The explorers are convinced that they saw a...

01 January 1970 5,652 29 View

Contemporary physics - an exact science or a breeding ground for theories?

Contemporary physics is from the view of particle physics a breeding ground for theories which quite misses a serious analysis of all the comprehensive facts collected over decades. The amount of...

01 January 1970 5,602 35 View

Was the Podklednov-experiment also performed with a large rotating mass at normal temperatures??

Podklednov et al have gravity influenced by a rotating superconductive disk. The experiment has limited size dimensions because of very low temperatures etc. Was this experiment ever performed by...

01 January 1970 8,606 5 View

"Black Hole" or simply an Explosion?

A picture was published a few days ago. It shows ostensible a "Black Hole" within the galaxy M87. Looks like an explosion of a nova or an explosion of a whole cluster of this galaxy. The...

01 January 1970 4,768 8 View

Is it possible that a particle crossed the space uninfluenced for eternity?

In contrast to the theoretical space of mathematics is the real physical space never free from any form of matter. Therefore it is impossible that any particle crossed the space uninfluenced for...

01 January 1970 4,541 30 View

Is our solar system exemplary for all other planetary systems?

All planetary systems have similar formation conditions. It is to be expected that the arrangement of the different celestical bodies within the system is always about the same: Central star -...

01 January 1970 1,405 9 View

Why are K0S and and K0L considered as particles and antiparticles?

Particles and antiparticles have the same mass and lifetime. They each decay into equal particles with opposite charges. Not so these particles. Their lifetimes are very different and their decays...

01 January 1970 5,682 9 View

Is our solar system exemplary for all other planetary systems?

All planetary systems have similar formation conditions. It is to be expected that the arrangement of the different celestical bodies within the system is always about the same: Central star -...

01 January 1970 3,576 3 View