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Dear Dr Sharma, Admittedly the concept needs to be studied. However, as regards the points that were raised viz-a-viz quantum mechanics, namely: 1) The question of the size of the incoming photons. Is the present explanation good enough? 2) Is the present explanation of emission and...

Dear Dr Sharma, You are right it is a question of belief; should one take a faith based approach as seems to be required for a proper understanding of quantum mechanics and Standard Theory OR should one stick to the tried and tested norms of an empirical science. A frequently used palliative by...

Respected Dr Sharma, In a way, this is precisely my point. Quantum Mechanics at every stage freely uses classical physics concepts. As for instance conservation of energy and momentum laws and the wholesale adoption of Maxwell’s equation on which attempts are made to impose quantisation. In...

Nice answer but perhaps overly pretentious and overbearing. In fact, I had visited the Keck Observatory web site where the boast had originally been made, that their keck telescope could detect a single candle on the moon. Guess what? They have no record of it and no information either, in fact...

Do you think this statement actually makes makes sense? Could an earth bound telescope really see a candle on the moon? Surely not. Think of all the noise, the light from great cities interfering with the signal. Even ignoring all this, surely, the amount of light available would vary as the...

I spent some time pondering whether it would be better to just edit my previous post or to write a new one. In the end I decided that what had to be said was important enough to merit a new post. The truly extraordinary aspect of this new theory is that it allows for the rectilinear propagation...

No, the diamond ring looks exactly like a diamond ring and yes, you can see it even after missing the main show.

Dear Dr. Sharma, The theory I have outlined in my article “Redefining Electrons: A Modern theory oof the Aether” challenges conventional explanations of photon-electron interactions and offers an alternative perspective. Addressing the points I’ve raised in this paper against conventional...

Thank you, Dr Sharma. It is apparent that you are well acquainted with Dr M R Srinivasan, and in all probability are old acquaintances. I believe there is now talk of developing fast breeder reactors to take advantage of the thorium content. IMHO, Dr Sharma, your views of electron and electron...

No problem , take it easy have a good rest and wake up refreshed. The aether based theory suggested by myself, offers the kind of connectedness that is lacking in quantum mechanics. Beginning with a better explanation for why the electron does not spiral into the nucleus, which in turn...

Thank you Harry Costas for your comments. I am sorry to answer one question with another. Have you read my paper to which I had posted a link? Many of the questions you have asked are answered in that. In terms of Maxwell’s equation, chirality is everything, without it nothing would work. But...

An eclipse is always treated with a degree of superstition. But to actually witness a complete eclipse in all its many phases is nothing short of miraculous, a beautiful sight which will never be forgotten. A full eclipse will feature all of the phenomena from the corona to the diamond ring...

One of the biggest problems with our present day physics is that it is so facile, new particles or new concepts are tailor made and thrown out there to suit every requirement. The most facile of all of these developments is the theory developed to explain the propagation of light from point A to...

Great, nice reply! :)

Well the idea behind the CMBR was excellent but maybe it was not so smart to choose for its origin a signal that is right in the middle of the Hydrogen spectra. When we remember that electricity (radio waves) can be caused by friction, it becomes apparent that the vast clouds of Hydrogen...