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In our book, "Secrets of the Aether", we introduce the mathematics and precise geometry of space-time, also known historically as the Aether. We define true quantum units, show the Aether unit has a precise value equal to Coulomb's constant times 16pi², then determine the geometry of the 16pi² constant, and finally show the loxodrome topology - which gives precise modelling of subatomic particles. We show that the 2-spin Aether unit is not only the quantum of the gravitational field; it is the quantum of all the fields. The Aether is both a container (quantified as rotating magnetic field) for subatomic particles (quantified as angular momentum) and imparts charge to particles. An accomplishment of the Aether Physics Model is that it reduces all units to the smallest quantum measurement. This new quantum system of units greatly enhances the understanding of the geometry of subatomic particles. Even the geometrical constants of 4pi and 16pi² appear as dimensions at the quantum level. After using Mathcad to determine the geometry of the constant of 16pi², the process of discovering the Aether and its equations was intuitively easy (see progression below). 
We show that that the distributed spherical constant (16pi²) appears in the quantum Aether unit of rotating magnetic field (see image below). 
The rotating magnetic field is not just a single magnetic field spinning in one direction. It is a bi-directional spin composed of two toroidal shaped electromagnetic charges spinning adjacent to each other, but in opposite directions. In this image we see a 5-dimensional representation, with distributed frequency (resulting in the spheres) being the fourth and fifth dimensions. Primary angular momentum (Planck's quantum of action) is a circle of mass moving a velocity, thus scanning an area. As primary angular momentum spins through the Aether unit, it interacts with the conductance of the Aether and produces strong charge. Also, as the primary angular momentum moves through the Aether it picks up elementary charge from the Aether electrostatic dipole. These three characteristics, primary angular momentum, elementary charge, and strong charge, make up the structure of the subatomic particle. Represented here, the four colored tubes are in the shape of a loxodrome and represent the four possible spin positions available to a subatomic particle. The blue spin position is where the electron would spin in the Aether unit, the red spin position is where the proton would spin, the green spin position is for the anti-proton, and the yellow spin position is for the positron. When the electron or proton is spinning through forward space-resonance, the subatomic particle appears to be turning in one direction. When the antiproton or positron is spinning through forward space-resonance, the subatomic particle appears to be turning in the other direction. The spin positions are like holes, but with reality. We may normally think of holes as the absence of matter, but in the Aether, holes are units of rotating magnetic field that act as containers for angular momentum. The Aether is also the source of elementary charge. As the angular momentum of an electron spins through the Aether, it picks up the negative charge of the Aether. As the angular momentum of a proton spins through the Aether, it picks up the positive charge of the Aether. Similarly, the anti-proton and the positron pick up the charges of the portion of Aether in which they reside. The Aether has a dipole of two spheres, which arise as the oscillation of forward and backward time. Each subatomic particle must take a very specific spin position, which determines its mass and direction of spin. The electrons and protons have clockwise spin and the anti-particles have counter-clockwise spin. As a subatomic particle spins in its particular Aether spin position, the angular momentum activates the elementary charge for that particular spin position. For example, electron angular momentum would take the blue spin position and thus pick up a negative electrostatic (elementary) charge. A positron would take the yellow spin position and pick up positive electrostatic (elementary) charge. All subatomic particles spin only in the forward direction of time. For more, see A New Foundation for Physics 
Paul Dirac, the Nobel Prize winner in physics in 1933, wrote: “...the failure of the world’s physicists to find such a (satisfactory) theory, after many years of intensive research,” says Dirac, “leads me to think that the aetherless basis of physical theory may have reached the end of its capabilities and to see in the Aether a new hope for the future". Scientific American, The Evolution of Physicists Picture of Nature, May 1963 ---------- For questions or comments, contact me at jb@quantumaetherdynamics.com or complete the form below: Note: This website is just a taste of our book, Secrets of the Aether. The book has more than 250 pages of the most exciting physics discovery of the new millennium. All statements are clearly explained with complete, precise easy-to-understand equations that you can proof out for yourself, along with more than 70 brilliant four-color illustrations. The theory introduced in this book is the next greatest scientific advancement for the human species. |
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