Sunday, February 24, 2019

The fundamental structure of the universe







My latest YouTube video introduces our cosmic neighborhood. 


The incompatibility of string theory, quantum mechanics, and general relativity suggests that we are missing a good model of our world. Because an information blocking horizon separates particles into micro-dimensional standing waves (Figure 1), interaction becomes an energy/information exchange with space. Thus, interaction modifies spatial volume (Figure 2).



Figure 1. The proposed view of ‘space-time.’ The micro-dimensions (horizontal lines) are isolated by an information blocking horizon, limiting particles into discrete frequencies. Interaction is an energy–information exchange between the micro and macro-dimensions. Thus, the field, which forms the smooth topology of space, and the particle wave function, evolve parallel. 

Every interaction modifies both the volume of space and the particle. Information accumulation of the horizon forms a discrete-time progression (Figure 1, horizontal lines). The insulation of the wave function leads to quantum phenomena, such as entanglement and the double-slit experiment. It is also the source of cosmic self-regulation and the parallel evolution of the wave function and the field curvature. The micro-dimensions form a closed minimal surface (Figure 1), but entanglement enhances curvature differences (Figure 2). 



Figure 2. Volume changes in entangled particles b, Particle before entanglement a) Spin-down, c) Spin-up particle. 



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Wednesday, February 13, 2019

A novel and economical plan to clean the oceans of plastic trash



Paddle-steamer
A paddle steamer


Plastic waste is a major problem that affects every environment on Earth, including wildlife, their habitats, and humans. The Great Pacific garbage patch is a massive collection of marine debris that has accumulated in the North Pacific Ocean due to ocean currents. It contains plastic, chemical sludge, and other debris that are harmful to the environment. The patch is made up of microscopic particles and larger objects, covering 1.6 million square kilometers and comprising 1.8 trillion pieces of debris. 

 Research has shown that the patch is growing rapidly and needs to be cleaned up. The following is the outline of a two-step process for cleaning up the trash. 


Step 1: A modern, high-efficiency engine moves a paddle steamer slowly through the water, while the paddle wheels reverse to catch the garbage.



The paddle wheel picks up garbage as it turns and drops collected pieces onto the boat's moving platform. Image attribution: Malcolm Boura

Step 2. The collected plastic can be safely baled by a baler on the ship and stored for transportation to a recycling facility. A baler compresses the material into bales that are easy to handle and store. Industrial balers that are used in recycling facilities prepare plastic for transport. 

Image result for plastic bales for transportation


The two-step process described above is an innovative approach to cleaning up the garbage patch on the world's oceans. Plastic collection can be fully automated as a mobile factory in the middle of the sea. Servicing the operation would require regular transportation of the collected trash for recycling.

Please contact me at this link if you would like to help with moral support, financial assistance, or technical know-how in turning this idea into a real-world solution for the world! Also, please share the post with others. By acting together, we can solve the problems humanity faces. 


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