Astute readers will remember
that, at the end of my 2009 paper, “The Physical Meaning of E=mc2” http://scientificphilosophy.com/Downloads/The
Physical Meaning of E=mc2.pdf, I proposed that electrons and positrons were
oppositely spinning aethereal vortices analogous to dust devils in a dust
storm. Steve and I later applied some of that thinking on a universal scale in
our 2011 book, "Universal Cycle Theory." Of course, according to univironmental
determinism, all ideas have to come from somewhere in the material world. In
this case, I could vaguely remember seeing a neat apropos demonstration once at
an NPA meeting. I didn’t have the reference, so couldn’t cite it. Finally, I just
received this heads up from David de Hilster who has resumed contact with Ionel
Dinu, the Romanian physicist who did the video:
“Ionel:
Your experiment in the pool never left my mind.
This experiment you have on YouTube is HISTORY.
This is absolutely brilliant. I have talked about your work for
many years in admiration but you were out of touch.
This fits into neomechanics, which your work fits into perfectly.
See Glenn Borchardt and Steve Puetz:
Neomechanics is correct in my opinion and your work is PERFECT proof of
this.
Great to have you back. You are brilliant!!
Your student and friend,
-David de Hilster”
I concur with David. Thanks
so much Mr. Dinu for your wonderful demo!
I remember that in chemistry
and physics, we were offered little pluses and minuses signifying positive charges
and negative charges, but no one could really explain what a charge was.
That was because, without aether, no one in the mainstream could make any sense
of it. It was as futile as it would be for Ionel to perform his experiment
without the macrocosm of the water. In this case, “attraction” requires microcosms
spinning in opposite directions and “repulsion” requires microcosms spinning in
the same direction. In addition, there must be a macrocosm with which the
spinning microcosms can interact. Ionel doesn’t say so, but that is obviously what
is responsible for opposite charges.
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