Particle Model - Revision history

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			'''NOTE:''' This page will undergo a complete rewriting once the book [[Principia Mathematica 2]] comes out.

	The Particle Model is a model proposed by father-son team [[Bob de Hilster]] and [[David de Hilster]] that the entire universe and everything in it can be described as particles including light, gravity, electricity, magnetic fields, atomic structure, charge, polarity, refraction, reflection, and mass increase to name a few. The model was first proposed in 2015 and is currently being detailed in the book [[Principia Mathematica 2]] which is to be released in 2020.		The Particle Model is a model proposed by father-son team [[Bob de Hilster]] and [[David de Hilster]] that the entire universe and everything in it can be described as particles including light, gravity, electricity, magnetic fields, atomic structure, charge, polarity, refraction, reflection, and mass increase to name a few. The model was first proposed in 2015 and is currently being detailed in the book [[Principia Mathematica 2]] which is to be released in 2020.

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	\| keywords = [[Newton]], [[gravity]], [[light]], [[infinity]]		\| keywords = [[Newton]], [[gravity]], [[light]], [[infinity]]
	\| year = 2015		\| year = 2015
	\| website = [http://www.~~universehack~~.~~org~~ http://www.~~universehack~~.~~org~~]		\| website = [http://www.principiamathematica2.com http://www.principiamathematica2.com]
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	==Books==		==Books==
	* [[Gravity is not Free]] by [[Bob de Hilster]]		* [[Gravity is not Free]] by [[Bob de Hilster]]
	* [[~~Universe Hack 3.0~~]] by [[Bob de Hilster]] and [[David de Hilster]]		* [[Principia Mathematica 2]] by [[Bob de Hilster]] and [[David de Hilster]]

	==Links==		==Links==
	* [http://youtube.particle.guru http://youtube.particle.guru]		* [http://youtube.particle.guru http://youtube.particle.guru]
	* [http://www.~~universehack.org http://www.universehack.org]~~		* [http://www.principiamathematica2.com http://www.principiamathematica2.com]
	* [http://www.facebook.com~~/universehack3.0~~ http://www.~~facebook~~.com~~/universehack3.0~~]

	[[Category:Theory & Models]]		[[Category:Theory & Models]]

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	The Particle Model is a model proposed by father-son team [[Bob de Hilster]] and [[David de Hilster]] that the entire universe and everything in it can be described as particles including light, gravity, electricity, magnetic fields, atomic structure, charge, polarity, refraction, reflection, and mass increase to name a few. The model was first proposed in 2015 and is currently being		The Particle Model is a model proposed by father-son team [[Bob de Hilster]] and [[David de Hilster]] that the entire universe and everything in it can be described as particles including light, gravity, electricity, magnetic fields, atomic structure, charge, polarity, refraction, reflection, and mass increase to name a few. The model was first proposed in 2015 and is currently being detailed in the book [[Principia Mathematica 2]] which is to be released in 2020.

	==History==		==History==

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	The Particle Model is a model proposed by father-son team [[Bob de Hilster]] and [[David de Hilster]] that the entire universe and everything in it can be described as particles including light, gravity, electricity, magnetic fields, atomic structure, charge, polarity, refraction, reflection, and mass increase to name a few. The ~~Particle Model can explain events that have no existing physical explanation including the double-slit experiment.~~		The Particle Model is a model proposed by father-son team [[Bob de Hilster]] and [[David de Hilster]] that the entire universe and everything in it can be described as particles including light, gravity, electricity, magnetic fields, atomic structure, charge, polarity, refraction, reflection, and mass increase to name a few. The model was first proposed in 2015 and is currently being

	==History==		==History==
	The particle model ~~was~~ developed by Robert and David de Hilster starting in 2006 ~~and continues to this day. The first 10 years occurred~~ in Long Beach California, and continues in Boca Raton Florida.		The first notions for the particle model were developed by [[Bob de Hilster\|Robert]] and [[David de Hilster]] starting in 2006 in Long Beach California and continues to this day in Boca Raton Florida where both authors currently reside.

	===Carezani Graviton Experiment===		===Carezani Graviton Experiment===

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	[[Category:Theory & Models]]		[[Category:Theory & Models]]

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Diffraction

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	Diffraction is when light bends as it passes by a corner or goes through a slit. It is the main reason that scientists claim that light is a wave. This effect seems to require a medium just like a water wave requires water. The Particle Model for light does not have a medium, the G1 particles move easily through open space.		Diffraction is when light bends as it passes by a corner or goes through a slit. It is the main reason that scientists claim that light is a wave. This effect seems to require a medium just like a water wave requires water. The Particle Model for light does not have a medium, the G1 particles move easily through open space.

	The Particle Model suggests that the G2 gravity surrounding the corner or the slit is the force that causes the G1 particles to diffract, that is bend. ~~To read more about the double slit experiment read [["The Particle Model Explains the Double Slit Experiment"]]~~		The Particle Model suggests that the G2 gravity surrounding the corner or the slit is the force that causes the G1 particles to diffract, that is bend.

	====Interference====		====Interference====

BobdeHilster: /* A Solution to the Wave / Particle Duality */

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A Solution to the Wave / Particle Duality

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	Following that work, Bob asked the question: "How can I make a particle act like a wave?" It turned out that Bob could not make one particle act like a wave and cause white light. It takes at least three particles and then there are still other problems. It was then that Bob considered the possibility that a stream of particles with repetitive pattern could have a wave length. The peak of the wave would contain many particles and the valley almost none. The wave length is the distance between peaks. Hence: NO WAVE/PARTICLE DUALITY"		Following that work, Bob asked the question: "How can I make a particle act like a wave?" It turned out that Bob could not make one particle act like a wave and cause white light. It takes at least three particles and then there are still other problems. It was then that Bob considered the possibility that a stream of particles with repetitive pattern could have a wave length. The peak of the wave would contain many particles and the valley almost none. The wave length is the distance between peaks. Hence: NO WAVE/PARTICLE DUALITY"

	But Quantum Mechanics contends that light both particle and wave. Wave/particle duality is a consequence of the Double Slit Experiment. The Particle Models explanation is found in the paper titled [[		But Quantum Mechanics contends that light both particle and wave. Wave/particle duality is a consequence of the Double Slit Experiment. The Particle Models explanation is found in the paper titled [["The Particle Model Explains the Double Slit Experiment"]]

	===Gravity 2===		===Gravity 2===

BobdeHilster: /* A Solution to the Wave / Particle Duality */

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A Solution to the Wave / Particle Duality

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	Following that work, Bob asked the question: "How can I make a particle act like a wave?" It turned out that Bob could not make one particle act like a wave and cause white light. It takes at least three particles and then there are still other problems. It was then that Bob considered the possibility that a stream of particles with repetitive pattern could have a wave length. The peak of the wave would contain many particles and the valley almost none. The wave length is the distance between peaks. Hence: NO WAVE/PARTICLE DUALITY"		Following that work, Bob asked the question: "How can I make a particle act like a wave?" It turned out that Bob could not make one particle act like a wave and cause white light. It takes at least three particles and then there are still other problems. It was then that Bob considered the possibility that a stream of particles with repetitive pattern could have a wave length. The peak of the wave would contain many particles and the valley almost none. The wave length is the distance between peaks. Hence: NO WAVE/PARTICLE DUALITY"

			But Quantum Mechanics contends that light both particle and wave. Wave/particle duality is a consequence of the Double Slit Experiment. The Particle Models explanation is found in the paper titled [[

	===Gravity 2===		===Gravity 2===

BobdeHilster: /* Diffraction */

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Diffraction

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	Diffraction is when light bends as it passes by a corner or goes through a slit. It is the main reason that scientists claim that light is a wave. This effect seems to require a medium just like a water wave requires water. The Particle Model for light does not have a medium, the G1 particles move easily through open space.		Diffraction is when light bends as it passes by a corner or goes through a slit. It is the main reason that scientists claim that light is a wave. This effect seems to require a medium just like a water wave requires water. The Particle Model for light does not have a medium, the G1 particles move easily through open space.

	The Particle Model suggests that the G2 gravity surrounding the corner or the slit is the force that causes the G1 particles to diffract, that is bend. To read more about the double slit experiment read [["The Particle Model Explains ~~The~~ Double Slit Experiment"]]		The Particle Model suggests that the G2 gravity surrounding the corner or the slit is the force that causes the G1 particles to diffract, that is bend. To read more about the double slit experiment read [["The Particle Model Explains the Double Slit Experiment"]]

	====Interference====		====Interference====

BobdeHilster: /* Diffraction */

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Diffraction

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	Diffraction is when light bends as it passes by a corner or goes through a slit. It is the main reason that scientists claim that light is a wave. This effect seems to require a medium just like a water wave requires water. The Particle Model for light does not have a medium, the G1 particles move easily through open space.		Diffraction is when light bends as it passes by a corner or goes through a slit. It is the main reason that scientists claim that light is a wave. This effect seems to require a medium just like a water wave requires water. The Particle Model for light does not have a medium, the G1 particles move easily through open space.

	The Particle Model suggests that the G2 gravity surrounding the corner or the slit is the force that causes the G1 particles to diffract, that is bend. To read more about the double slit experiment read [["The Double Slit Experiment"]]		The Particle Model suggests that the G2 gravity surrounding the corner or the slit is the force that causes the G1 particles to diffract, that is bend. To read more about the double slit experiment read [["The Particle Model Explains The Double Slit Experiment"]]

	====Interference====		====Interference====