Science has become the new religion in which faith in materialism has replaced faith in God. But materialism is a myth and the Standard theory of modern physics is based on a pack of lies intended to shore up the defunct dogma of materialism.  Worse still science has become imbibed with ignorance and defenders of the new faith who call themselves sceptics are not true sceptics. They are the reactionary fundamentalists of materialism and like fundamentalists in religion they attack the beliefs of other people believe but do not question their own beliefs.

Essay 1. Challenging The Standard Theory

Quark theory represents a renewed effort by scientists to impose the tenets of materialism on physics. In the German language ‘quark’ is slang for nonsense and as its name suggests Quark theory is a farrago of nonsense; it is shattered by evidence presented by a heavy particle in the nucleus of the atom called a ‘proton’. There are no quarks. Quarks exist only as figments of the fertile imaginings of materialist physicists.

Essay 2. Quark Nonsense.

The neutron is a heavy particle in the nucleus of the atom that poses a serious problem to physicists. Evidence about the neutron shatters a major plank of quantum mechanics. Physicists have put forward a ridiculous account for the neutron based on quark theory to protect their most hallowed theory but if the quark theory is wiped out quantum mechanics is fully exposed to the explosive evidence of the neutron, which could be its nemesis.

Essay 3. Problems With The Neutron

The  Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle, the major strut of Quantum mechanics, is disproved by irrefutable evidence of the neutron. The credibility of science hangs in the balance. The neutron is the particle that drives nuclear explosions. It would seem divine retribution if it blew the world of physics apart. Is the end in sight for theoretical physics?

Essay 4. A Challenge For Quantum Mechanics

The Uncertainty principle gave licence to the development of crazy theories in quantum mechanics which became generally accepted in physics. The time has come to consider all the evidence. Scientists say that 'science is evidence based' but they should include that word 'selective' in that statement. Scientists select evidence to research which supports what they believe. Any evidence that contradicts their beliefs is ignored. This from of ignorance (derived from the verb ‘to ignore’) is rife in science.

Essay 5. Crazy Theories In Quantum Mechanics

Heisenberg's original insight, which preceded his uncertainty principle, was a stroke of genius. Heisenberg realised we could not be certain the world is formed of material things that exist when they are not interacting with other things. The enormous success of quantum mechanics was based on his hunch that we can only treat the quantum world as a series of interactions, not a series of things. Heisenberg realised relational interaction is the basis of quantum reality. Quantum reality is based on the dynamic state we call ‘Energy’. Mystics in ancient India realised millennia ago that the dynamic state is the basis of everything. Maybe we have been misguided by the materialism of ancient Greece. Maybe we should look to the mysticism ancient India rather than the speculations of ancient Greece for direction.

Essay 6. Understanding Quantum Mechanics.

Science and mathematics originated in India not in Greece or Arabia. The decimal point came from ancient India, along with powers, geometry, trigonometry, appreciation of the Earth as a globe and a predating of Isaac Newton with what we now know as the theory for gravity. Yogis in ancient India appreciated that matter is formed of energy. In that they anticipated Einstein. Then they cracked the greatest enigma in modern physics when they saw, quite literally, how energy forms mass.

Essay 7. India The Mother Of Science

In the pre-scientific era Yogis probed the atom with supernormal powers called ‘Siddhis’ and saw quantum spin. They did not see material particles in atoms, only vortices of energy. A new vortex theory emerges from this Yogic insight which explains the fundamental properties of matter in terms of ‘whirlpools of light’.  The Victorian theory of the ‘vortex atom’ works when it is applied to subatomic particles. In the light of high energy physics materialism is dead. The theory that subatomic particle are vortices of energy is the only viable theory for matter.

Essay 8. Subatomic Particles

High energy physics is explained with ease. When particles of energy are forced through natural vortices in atomic nuclei they take on the spin of the vortex. This spin only lasts during their passage through the nucleus. Emerging on the other side as short lived vortices they immediately revert to their original wave form and radiate away. Some of the ‘synthetic’ subatomic vortices are ‘strange’ in that that last longer than expected. When they decay, they leave behind a natural vortex particle. This delay in decay could be due to a scaffolding effect of the natural stable vortex on the unstable vortex of energy swirling around it.

Essay 9.  High Energy Physics

Energy is captured by proton vortices. The captured energy swirling inside the proton vortex adds to its mass. When protons converge in nuclear fusion their internal space is reduced and some of the captured energy is evicted as nuclear energy. At the same time the loss of swirling energy from inside the proton subtracts from its mass. Richard Feynman said that physicists do not know what nuclear energy is. The vortex theory makes it easy to understand nuclear energy.

David Ash