True Physics of Light, Beyond Relativity - Shailesh Kadakia

True Physics of Light Beyond Relativity, Second Edition brings the latest information on creation of light and radiation energy, Planck's quantum waves. Many physicists in the past have failed to recognize the clear understanding of the exact science and properties of light as it relates to different events, either occurring naturally or created by human efforts. They have portrayed a sense that light behaved as electromagnetic waves in certain events and occasionally it behaved as photon particles. This ambiguous description of light pondered pioneer physicist Albert Einstein to formulate complex concepts of special theory of relativity and general theory of relativity. Subsequently, renowned physicists, such as Richard Feynman, Roger Penrose, John Wheeler, Charles Misner, Stephen Hawking, and Kip Thorne, extended Einstein's principles to explain the mysteries surrounding distant celestial vast objects, black holes. In their discussion, they and physicist Stephen Hawking had erroneously stated that massive black holes have super high gravity which traps light waves. From our point of view, light and energy waves with frequencies above infrared range are not electromagnetic in nature. In this second edition, we reveal astonishing details for the creation of radiation waves by applying quantum particle electron theory developed by physicist Max Planck. We discovered that black holes absorb light similar to a perfect black body and not trap them. Further, we have introduced concepts of absolute time and true speed of light. In addition we have defined complex time and complex mass to model relativistic behavior of objects travelling at and above true speed of light.

Author: Kadakia, Shailesh
Publisher: Matrix Writers & Publishers
Illustration: N
Language: ENG
Title: True Physics of Light, Beyond Relativity
Pages: 00371 (Encrypted EPUB)
On Sale: 2011-06-21
SKU-13/ISBN: 9780982718643
Category: Science : Physics - Astrophysics
Category: Science : Physics - Relativity
Category: Science : Physics - Nuclear