Blue is the color of the day. Here it highlights the earliest, most distant known galaxy.
When the universe was just 2% its present age, this galaxy was already full of oxygen & well-developed stars. Somehow it grew up astonishingly quickly--we don't know how. đź§Şđź”
https://www.eso.org/public/news/eso2507/
When the universe was just 2% its present age, this galaxy was already full of oxygen & well-developed stars. Somehow it grew up astonishingly quickly--we don't know how. đź§Şđź”
https://www.eso.org/public/news/eso2507/
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•There has been a huge advancement in science after relativity: quantum mechanics, subatomic particles, antimatter, dark matter and energy...
•Quantum physics perfectly describes the duality of waves and particles of photons.
•Photons are not made of matter.
https://summit.aps.org/events/APR-H19/6
https://summit.aps.org/events/MAR-L04/3
See presentation: https://temptdestiny.com/pdf/MAR-L04-00-Morales.pdf
See Manuscript: https://doi.org/10.3389/frma.2024.1404371
If you can tell me how to emulate gravity with an electrically powered generator I can build a 70,000 ton space ship that holds all I will need to do a 10 year space journey flying at speeds the exceed the speed of light.
Anybody doing anything in investigating gravity besides trying prove Einsteins gravity waves?
You're not giving Einstein credit for what Ohm, Faraday, Maxwell, Amper, Newton, and a host of others did providing the foundation of electronic technology. I worked in technology for over 60 years and never once was Relativity cited.
Quantum mechanics is applied in all advanced electronic devices.