The Two Entities: A Theory of Everything

By Ben Yehooda

The Two Entities: A Theory of Everything offers a practical, intuitive interpretation of physics. Its purpose is to provide a usable explanation for physics, enough for anyone to create a platform for new technologies. Ultimately, engineers would be able to design new tools such as warp engines and spaceships.

• Language: English
• Publisher: AuthorHouse
• Release date: Nov 25, 2015
• ISBN: 9781504958899

Ben Yehooda

Ben is a constant analytical thinker, supergeek, innovator, knowledge seeker, and cyclist. Ben hopes to one day travel the galaxy in search for new worlds and new civilizations. Ben has a BSc in physics.

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Published by AuthorHouse 11/23/2015

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Contents

Introduction

Chapter One: The Two Entities

Chapter Two: Big Collision

Chapter Three: Dark Energy

Chapter Four: Electrons and Protons

Chapter Five: Gravity

Chapter Six: Momentum

Chapter Seven: Dark Matter

Chapter Eight: Relativity

Chapter Nine: Electromagnetic Radiation

Chapter Ten: Electric Force

Chapter Eleven: Strong and Weak Forces

Chapter Twelve: Chemistry

Chapter Thirteen: Spin

Chapter Fourteen: Moving Particles and Magnetic Force

Chapter Fifteen: Quantum

Chapter Sixteen: Particles

Conclusion

Appendix A – Electrical Lensing

Appendix B – Mathematics

With respect to known physical phenomena, this is a new concept and a new theory—a theory that might become the long sought-after

Theory of Everything.

Introduction

After 600 years of physics experiments, scientists have compounded their research in an attempt to develop a theory of everything. Creating a set of equations and a logical interpretation of each of the world’s natural phenomena should facilitate the emergence of one comprehensive explanation of everything in the physics domain.

A theory of everything encapsulates the entire study of matter and its motion through space and time. It connects all the different fields of physics research, either by a single, coherent explanation or through a consistent set of equations––ideally both. The most popular attempts to achieve a theory of everything are a fusion of general relativity with quantum field theory and string theory, both of which require unintuitive logic. These theories explain physics through unintuitive logic, much of which can be attributed to the type of incremental compounding of work used in developing a theory of everything. This leads to small mistakes and minor false assumptions, which over time become serious errors in the direction of research.

The Two Entities Theory of Everything (TEToE) described in this book offers a practical, intuitive alternative interpretation of physics. Its purpose is to provide a comprehensive, usable explanation for all of physics, an explanation that is intuitive enough for anyone to use and simultaneously creates an open platform for technological research and development. Ultimately, engineers and scientists would be able to design and develop devices and tools based on TEToE, such as a faster-than-light warp engine and a wormhole through space.

The TEToE promises a different view of physics, one born from the consistent correlation between logic and the outcome of experiments. Whereas other modern theories have attempted to combine small pieces of specialized theories into one larger theory, the TEToE was built upon all the present-day discoveries in physics and is structured to accommodate all of them. The TEToE was constructed by using only the outcome of these experiments and