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Dishington continues his aether theory of the fundamental building blocks of the cosmos. The electron is modeled as a zone of depletion in the aether, bounded by a standing wave. All energy is believed to be derived from distortions of the electron, and is therefore wholly electric in nature. | Dishington continues his aether theory of the fundamental building blocks of the cosmos. The electron is modeled as a zone of depletion in the aether, bounded by a standing wave. All energy is believed to be derived from distortions of the electron, and is therefore wholly electric in nature. | ||
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| Scientific Paper | |
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| Title | Kinetic Energy, Momentum and Inertia |
| Author(s) | Roland H Dishington |
| Keywords | aether, charge density, electrons, energy density, fundamental building blocks, inertia, momentum |
| Published | 1998 |
| Journal | Electric Spacecraft Journal |
| Number | 27 |
| Pages | 22-24 |
Abstract
Dishington continues his aether theory of the fundamental building blocks of the cosmos. The electron is modeled as a zone of depletion in the aether, bounded by a standing wave. All energy is believed to be derived from distortions of the electron, and is therefore wholly electric in nature.