In several of my previous posts I´ve talked about the nature of light. In fact, I might even say that having an epiphany on the nature of light is what initially led me to try to develop the theory of everything. I´ve known the simplified model of light for more than four years now. And the simplified model is a ring of elementary particles of energy. But what I haven´t understood is how these rings move. More precisely, in the beginning I had a mathematical idea of how lig

I’ve been attempting to convert the sneaky Quantum Gravity manuscript into an actual (non-sneaky) manuscript on Quantum Gravity for a few days now. It has been a long slog. Partly because I’m feeling lazy in the evenings after long days doing actual lab work, but partly because I’m not an expert in the current theory of gravity. One might (perhaps rightfully) ask how could I have anything to contribute to gravity, if I don’t understand the current relativistic model of gravi

Ten days ago, in my previous post , I presented an illustration of steric quantum gravity in 3D. In the illustration I was able to show an array of spheres bending and twisting around itself into a helical torus. To show its inner structure, I needed to make the neighboring array of spheres transparent. In the post I said that next, I need to combine the helical segments into two entangled toroidal helices. That way I can animate two arrays of spheres moving along the curves.