Energy Forms Fundamental to Creation
by: Miles Pelton
ABSTRACT:
Articles on energy in Physic text
and reference libraries provided extensive explanation of what energy does,
which includes kinetic, potential, chemical, electrical, mechanical, solar,
nuclear, heat, light and other functions and effects, but ignore (make no
effort to explain) the fundamental energy that causes those functions and
effects. There are inferences that such energies exist, but without definition.
Merriam Webster with elaborate detail, fails to specifically identify a
fundamental cause.
DISCUSSION:
Regardless of belief, what is said to have
been created exists where otherwise it would not have been, which requires recognition
that there was a cause. It is not necessary to know the origin or details
concerning who, how or why, only that there was a cause. Examination of the
processes and principles associated with a fundamental behavior of created
matter, carried out by Isaac Newton (and others), documented a cause for a
behavior, fundamental to creation. It was called attraction. Newton’s research
documented the fact the cause of attraction was inherent in, a component
fundamental to, the assembly as matter but did not recognize the cause to be a
form of fundamental energy.
Meanwhile, research by Maxwell,
Planck, Einstein and others, documented that certain other particles of energy
repel other like charges and that the responsible charges were a component
inherent in matter. In this case, the cause was recognized as a form of energy
but not as component fundamental to the assembly of matter. Rather, the
responsible energy charge was considered a “natural behavior, a natural
phenomenon” to be accepted without recognition.
It does not matter that the cause of attraction and repelling forces
have not been recognized, they exist and they cause behaviors that are
recognized and science’s failure to recognize and explain does not preclude
continuation of the caused behaviors.
CONCLUSION:
Until Physics recognizes the energy
fundamental to creation, science (Physics) will continue to spend precious
talent and capital chasing mysterious (relativistic) figments of imagination.
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