Rongqing Dai Abstract The existing theory concerning the decay of the muon has been established based on the Lorentz time dilation and length contraction assumption. The notion of the so-called proper lifetime of muons or the lifetime of the so-called muons at rest has played a critical role in the study of the decay of... Continue Reading →
The Meaning of Action
Rongqing Dai Abstract For the past hundred plus years, modern physicists have been building the edifice of theoretical physics with complex mathematical representations of “action”, but have never satisfactorily answered the question what the action really is. By bringing “action”, the fundamental building block in the modern physics, back to the classical context, we could... Continue Reading →
Internal Ionization for Flying Saucers
Rongqing Dai Abstract A design of generating thrust for practically viable manmade flying saucers is presented in this writing by outlining the major features of such a system for the flying craft, which is inspired by the officially recognized report of the Falcon Lake UFO incident in Canada, as well as some other similar reports... Continue Reading →
When Galilean Superposition Is Experimentally Verified
Rongqing Dai Abstract Since 1913 the world has witnessed a very special and strange logical inference of disproving the validity of Galilean superposition by proving the validity of Galilean superposition. While it might sound like a typical symptom of failed answers in previous final exams that high school teachers would be keen to mention to... Continue Reading →
Correction to de Broglie Wavelength
Rongqing Dai Abstract While it is a mundane mode for observers to be at rest with many macroscopic objects, the famous de Broglie formula for the wavelength of matter waves would go to infinity when the speed of the object equals zero. This paper provides an in depth analysis of how this defect was introduced... Continue Reading →
Debunk A Few World Famous Experiments
Rongqing Dai Abstract 20th Century left us many world famous experiments in physics that are still household names today, especially those experimental verifications of theories of relativity for their simplicity in the designs that are easy to be comprehended without the need of arcane physical terminologies. However, unfortunately, among those famous experiments, it is not... Continue Reading →
Attosecond or Copenhagen?
Rongqing Dai Abstract While 2022Noubel Prize in Physics has been widely regarded as an affirmative action for upholding the Copenhagen view of the quantum world by denying the existence of hidden variables in quantum mechanics, 2023Noubel Prize in Physics sends an opposite message to clearly contradict the Copenhagen philosophy, especially the famous Heisenberg uncertainty principle,... Continue Reading →
Space, Time, and Speed Limit
Rongqing Dai Abstract Since early 2022, it has become ascertained that special relativity is wrong and gravitational impact upon time as claimed by general relativity is also wrong; accordingly, it has gradually become clear that space and time are not interconnected into a holistic spacetime, and time cannot be dilated by kinematic motion or gravity.... Continue Reading →
The Genetic Defect of Schrodinger’s Cat
Rongqing Dai Since ancient times, philosophizing, mathematical modeling and calculations, and objective observations (in nature and labs) have been coded into the gene of scientific activities. However, in the past few centuries, some strange social mentality has tried to wipe the philosophizing chromosome off science, which has sadly left many visible scars in the civilization.... Continue Reading →
Modifying Mass-Energy Relationship (Updated)
Rongqing Dai Abstract The intrinsic relationship between mass and energy is undoubtedly one of the most important philosophical enlightenments for the mankind in human history, which has been embodied with the famous Einstein equation E = mc2 for thepast century. Although Einstein derived this famous equation within the framework of special relativity, some others had... Continue Reading →
More About That Glowing UFO of China
Rongqing Dai 1. Background In September 2022, a YouTuber posted in his video [[1],[2]] a photo of flaming UFO from NASA which was said having been taken by Chinese villagers: (Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lkWqWnPJ8tY, t=1:48) Here neither have I the technological capacity to judge the authenticity of the photo, nor do I think it is necessary, because... Continue Reading →
What Has JWST Proved Wrong?
Rongqing Dai Abstract When people are focusing on various possible causes behind the discrepancy between the JWST findings and the predictions from the existing standard model of cosmology, they have all ignored one basic fact revealed by the discrepancy --- the existing cosmology theory tells a much less energetic universe than it actually was! And... Continue Reading →
The Faulty Relativistic System of Mass, Momentum and Energy
Rongqing Dai Abstract Opposite to the common perception, the relativistic system of momentum and energy is fundamentally different from its classic counterpart because: 1) the relativistic momentum is an independently defined notion that does not share the same empirical foundation as the classic notion of momentum; 2) the relativistic energy is constructed by multiplying the... Continue Reading →
What Is Time?
What Is Time? Rongqing Dai 1. The Confusion The most serious philosophical confusion brought forth by the theories of relativity is the misinterpretation of time. On the one hand, the so-called Lorentz time dilation and the related Einstein gravitational time dilation make people think that time can be manipulated or even traveled through. On the... Continue Reading →
Absolute Space and Time versus Aether or Cosmic Center
Rongqing Dai Abstract This article provides a brief review of the role of the aether theory and the cosmic center hypothesis in the lengthy human course of knowing the true picture of space and time, which started from Newton’s pronouncement of absolute space and time, to Einstein’s model of deformable but relativistic space and time,... Continue Reading →
The Fall of Special Relativity and The Absoluteness of Space and Time
Rongqing Dai Abstract The special theory of relativity is wrong because its two postulates are logically defective. In this writing, through thought experiments and logical discussion, we will see how the first postulate would infer the violation of the 2nd law of thermodynamics and how the second postulate would lead to logically impossible results. Some... Continue Reading →
When Philosophy is Disparaged
Rongqing Dai Abstract Human beings are paying a dire price for disparaging philosophy in all facets of life, especially in the field of natural science where the most intelligent explorations of nature for the survival and advance of Homo sapiens species are supposed to be conducted. This writing will demonstrate through examples how philosophically erroneous... Continue Reading →
Why the First Postulate of Special Relativity Is Not Right
Rongqing Dai Abstract The first postulate of the special theory of relativity states that all inertial coordinate systems are equivalent in describing natural laws. This postulate, together with the postulate that the speed of light in vacuum is constant to all observers, is the foundation of the special theory of relativity. However, both postulates would... Continue Reading →
The Troublesome First Postulate of Special Relativity
Rongqing Dai 1. Introduction The first postulate of the special theory of relativity states that all inertial coordinate systems are equivalent in describing natural laws [[1], [2]] (it was then extended to any Gaussian coordinate system or simply any system by Einstein [[3]] for the general theory of relativity). This postulate, together with the postulate... Continue Reading →
Invalidating the Postulate of Constant Speed of Light with a Thought Experiment
Rongqing Dai Abstract In this paper, a logically unambiguous thought experiment with the potential of physical realization is presented to show that under the given condition, the postulate of the constancy of speed of light in vacuum would lead to logically impossible results. A much involved analysis is provided in this writing showing that the... Continue Reading →
Paradox of Invariant Speed of Light in Vacuum and Remedial Thinking
Rongqing Dai Abstract In this paper, a logically unambiguous thought experiment with potential of physical realization is presented to expose the logical inconsistency of the constancy of the speed of light in vacuum. In this thought experiment, a long and slender empty chamber is moving in the vast interstellar space towards two parallel beams in... Continue Reading →
Deequilibrium State & Perpetual Motion Machine (Revised)
Rongqing Dai Abstract In this writing, a geometrically definitive system assembled from mass parts of simple forms would be presented. The definiteness of the geometrical configuration of the system as described in the writing makes it possible to mathematically determine all the dynamic parameters including the angular acceleration, either analytically or numerically. By ignoring friction,... Continue Reading →
A Paradox of the Speed of Light
Rongqing Dai Abstract In this short paper, a special thought experiment that connects two relatively moving frames of reference as targets of the same beam of light is presented to create a paradox which would serve to scrutinize the logical consistency behind all the precedent works for the postulate of the constancy of the speed... Continue Reading →
Loosened Scientific Foundation with Exposed Holes
Rongqing Dai Thermodynamics laws are the foundation of the modern science, which are about the conservation of energy and the trend of cascade degradation in usefulness of energy, and hence the notion of energy is at the core of thermodynamics laws. However, that foundation is now loosened and about to shake after the laws became... Continue Reading →
2021: The Dawn of Perpetual Motion for Free Energy
Rongqing Dai If I were to choose four groups of words for 2021, then the first would be "energy", the second "perpetual motion machine", the third "atmosphere", and the fourth "tower". The reason is simple: in 2021, I proposed two new ideas of energy generations with specific conceptually designed models. Both of them are aiming... Continue Reading →
Self-feedback Perpetual Motion and Violation of Thermodynamics Laws
By Rongqing Dai, Ph.D. Abstract Thermodynamics laws have long been one of the pillars of the modern science and a foundational block of the modern social philosophy. Nevertheless, as synthetically induced empirical laws, we do not really have logically rigorous reason to complete exclude any chance for them to be locally violated somewhere in nature,... Continue Reading →
The Conception of the Multifloor Siphoning Power Tower
Rongqing Dai, Ph.D. Abstract The earth atmosphere is the most abundant and viable energy resource available to human civilization, which has not been efficiently utilized. The key to utilizing the energy in the static atmosphere is to break the symmetric balance of the permeating atmospheric pressure, especially through chemical approaches due to the common imbalance... Continue Reading →
The Limit of Turing Theory of the Halting Problem and Gödel Incompleteness Theorems
Rongqing Dai, Ph.D. 1. The Background Turing halting problem (usually just called as halting problem, which this article would serve to prove improper) and Gödel incompleteness theorems have become lofty elements of nowadays world culture so that we could frequently see their citations in both serious scholastic theses and popular writings in all areas of... Continue Reading →
When A Dream Comes True, So Could Its Negative Side
Rongqing Dai, Ph.D. 1. The Background The past millenniums of history of what can be called human civilization has left to us tremendous memories that are worth recalling and making people feel nostalgic and sweet, despite of numerous ugly, brutal and dirty happenings and unbearable experiences happened in those thousands of years. One important reason... Continue Reading →
When Thermodynamics Second Law Is Actually Violated…(Updated)
Rongqing Dai, Ph.D. Abstract About 200 years ago, the work of an engineer (Carnot) established the foundation of the second law of thermodynamics; in the past few decades, the work of engineers around the world has actually created a convincingly undeniable example of the violation of the laws of thermodynamics when irrelevant higher order dissipation... Continue Reading →
The Dynamics of the Chain Fountain
By Rongqing Dai 1. The Brief Background In 2013, science presenter Steve Mould first demonstrated in his video the phenomenon of the so-called chain fountain (Wikipedia[1], Mould 2021a[2],b[3],c[4]), during which a long chain of metal beads with rigid links would rise above the containing jar before it rapidly falls down. The higher the jar containing... Continue Reading →
The Fourth Kind of Perpetual Motion Machine – A Realistic One
By Rongqing Dai, Ph.D. Abstract Inspired by a publicly announced bet between two elite intellectuals on the mechanism behind a sportive vehicle, the Blackbird, this paper would revisit the aged topic of perpetual motion machines. The Blackbird could run downwind at a sustainable faster-than-wind speed on the wind energy induced by its own motion only.... Continue Reading →
A Statistically Meaningful Explanation for the Matter–antimatter Asymmetry
Rongqing Dai, Ph.D. Abstract Through a metaphysical analysis based on the conclusive knowledge that has been affirmatively given by the community of cosmology, this article points out that the most plausible solution to the enigma of matter-antimatter asymmetry lies in the thermodynamic clustering due to the statistical unevenness in the distribution of the velocity and... Continue Reading →
A Defective Sign of the Compactification of Extra Dimensions
By Rongqing Dai, Ph.D. 1. A Brief Background of Compactification of Extra Dimensions The compactification of extra dimensions was first introduced in the Kaluza–Klein theory for handling the fifth dimension[1] in addition to our 4 dimensions. Since then it has become a common expedient means for dealing with extra dimensions when it is needed. With... Continue Reading →
A Futurist View of Invisibility Cloak Technology
Rongqing Dai, Ph.D. Background When thinking of the possible mechanism of invisibility cloak, people usually would come up with the idea of making light passing around the object that is to be hidden, which has been indeed a common goal of various invisibility research teams around the world, no matter by what types of means.... Continue Reading →
The Impact of the Changes of Photon Wavelength
The Impact of the Changes of Photon Wavelength By Rongqing Dai, Ph.D. Abstract It is a fundamentally common thing for photons travelling in the universe to experience changes in their wavelengths either due to the absolute expansion of the universe or due to the random relative movements between the sources and the receivers. This would... Continue Reading →
The Idea of Reexamining Special Relativity
Rongqing Dai, Ph.D. Special Relativity (SR) is about the basic nature of spacetime, but when it was formulated, people on this globe had not yet known the expansion of the universe, one of the fundamental characteristics of the spacetime of our universe. Later on, even though the expansion of the universe became well known even... Continue Reading →
The Strange Geometry of the Universe Created by Big Bang
Rongqing Dai, Ph.D. 1. A Brief Historical Background Since Einstein proposed that the universe was finite but unbounded, scientists have been striving to provide a clear description of how it might exactly look like, but so far never succeeded with a good satisfaction either mathematically or philosophically. People have often attempted to use the analogy... Continue Reading →
The Flaw of the Interpretation of Time by Special Relativity
By Rongqing Dai, Ph.D. More than 100 years ago, under the premise that the speed of light does not change and the meaning of time is determined by the exchange of light signals, Einstein established his theory of special relativity and also presented the famous formula of E=mc2 for the mass-energy relationship, from which he... Continue Reading →
The Random Energy Loss and Creation in a Nonexpanding Universe
By Rongqing Dai, Ph.D. Owing to the expansion of the universe, it has become common knowledge that the total energy of the universe is not conserved as people once thought. This is because of two reasons: 1) the expansion of the universe creates the so-called dark energy from nowhere at an increasing rate; 2) the... Continue Reading →
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