The Universe Is Not Dying: Jordans’ Unified Theory Of Physics

THE UNIVERSE IS NOT DYING: JORDANS’ UNIFIED THEORY OF PHYSICS Are you a person who is inspired by the advancement of knowledge about the world and the universe?Are you yearning to learn more about dimensions, space, strings, time, space-time continuum, light, particle spin, wave formation, black holes, quasars, and the energy-matter cycle?Are you thirsting for more knowledge about the atoms and nuclear physics, particle polarization, and the forces of physics?If you appreciate the advancement of knowledge about the world and the universe, and you would like to increase your understanding on the aforementioned crucial topics in physics, then this is the book for you!THE UNIVERSE IS NOT DYING - PART I - JORDANS’ UNIFIED THEORY OF PHYSICS: Dimensions, Space, Strings, Matter, Energy, Light, Time, Particle Spin, Wave Formation, Black Holes, Quasars, And The Energy-Matter Cycle•Explains how more than four dimensions can develop and be visualized.•Elucidates how interactions of strings give rise to matter and anti-matter.•Clarifies why time cannot be passed off as the fourth dimension. •Explicates that time is associated with the ratio of energy and matter (Discussed in the Jordans’ Law of Time).•Enlightens readers on the space-time continuum.•Examines dark matter, dark energy and light.•Describes how waves form from spinning particles (Discussed in the Jordans’ Three Laws of Particle Spin and Wave Formation).•Reviews the significance of black holes and quasars in the origin and fate of the universe. •Addresses how energy and matter are recycled in the universe in an energy-matter cycle (Discussed in the Jordans’ Energy-Matter Cycle).THE UNIVERSE IS NOT DYING - PART II - JORDANS’ UNIFIED THEORY OF PHYSICS: Nuclear Physics, Particle Polarization And Forces Of Physics•Addresses the four forces of physics: gravity, electromagnetism, the weak force, and the strong force.•Discusses dimensions.•Expounds on the atomic structure of matter.•Explains the characteristics and properties of the atomic nucleus, the proton, the neutron, and the electron.•Clarifies the basic architecture of the atomic nucleus as well as when the numbers of protons and neutrons in a nucleus are approximately equal and when the numbers of neutrons are approximately twice the number of protons in a nucleus.•Enlightens the readers on the electron cloud.•Describes the double and triple bilayer lattices of multinucleon atoms with the corresponding charges.•Reveals the nucleon units (NUs), binucleon units (BNUs), trinucleon units (TNUs), and internal negative regions (INRs) of the atomic nucleus.•Shows fermion attractions and repulsions.•Features a new model of the atom called the Jordan Model of the Atom. Read more