Native
Free Natural Philosopher & Comparative Mythologist
This topic is posted in order to have an open minded and friendly out-of the-squared-box constructive discussion. For my own part I´m amazed that modern cosmology don´t include Electromagnetic formational processes and qualitative motions in their cosmic theories.
It is said in Standard Cosmology that the Universe contains 69 % dark energy; 27 % dark matter and just 4 % baryonic matter. It is also a Standard Cosmology statement that gravity rules the entire Universe.
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Fundamental Forces
Image credit - Fundamental Forces - Note that there is NO specific dynamic or sientific explanation of the weakest "gravity".
But what are the cosmological implications if the significantly stronger EM force with is contractive and repulsive qualiteis constitutes the formational motions and energies in the Universe, and modern cosmology just count on the much weaker one way force/energy of gravity?
And why is it that the other forces but "gravity" is divided into 3 separate fundamental forces when it all deals with atomic matters and electromagnetic (EM) qualities? Is such a separation just a result of different scientific approaches where EM is included? Or can these 3 forces really be just 1 EM force working with different charges, frequensies and ranges?
As said initially: For my own part I´m amazed that modern cosmology don´t include Electromagnetic formation processes in their cosmic theories. And I´m not the only one who is amazed. Watch this video:
So what are your thoughts of all this?
Regards
Native
It is said in Standard Cosmology that the Universe contains 69 % dark energy; 27 % dark matter and just 4 % baryonic matter. It is also a Standard Cosmology statement that gravity rules the entire Universe.
-----------------------
Fundamental Forces
Image credit - Fundamental Forces - Note that there is NO specific dynamic or sientific explanation of the weakest "gravity".
But what are the cosmological implications if the significantly stronger EM force with is contractive and repulsive qualiteis constitutes the formational motions and energies in the Universe, and modern cosmology just count on the much weaker one way force/energy of gravity?
And why is it that the other forces but "gravity" is divided into 3 separate fundamental forces when it all deals with atomic matters and electromagnetic (EM) qualities? Is such a separation just a result of different scientific approaches where EM is included? Or can these 3 forces really be just 1 EM force working with different charges, frequensies and ranges?
As said initially: For my own part I´m amazed that modern cosmology don´t include Electromagnetic formation processes in their cosmic theories. And I´m not the only one who is amazed. Watch this video:
So what are your thoughts of all this?
Regards
Native
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