Tamás Lajtner

Spaces and Times Tamás Lajtner

In physics everything is based on some ancient opinions (axioms). What if some of them are false? Let us take an example. Newton's First Law of Motion is an axiom. Is this axiom right? Yes? What makes you think so★-----Travelling faster than "c" is possible in tunneling. Let's look at the law discovered by me: He who flies at twice the speed of light flies at the speed of light. How is it possible? He obviously flies in a different space. Saying this, there are more spaces and more times. There are many new aspcts we don' know at all. Let's discover them. It's a big fun and a great adventure, isn't it★-----This book is about our physics from a new viewpoint. Physics has some old physics axioms. I would like to realize there are problems with them. The statements and conclusions written here are not independent of each other. Therefore my proposed new axioms have a framework called Space-Matter Theory, which differs from any other theory. This is a framework built of new axioms. This theory does away with some old theoretical paradigms and explains hundred year old riddles of physics. Studying axioms is almost philosophy. Therefore I have hardly used mathematics. Your high school knowledge is enough to understand the whole book, and you may even skip all functions. An explanation goes with each one.