In my last post I made the link with the spherical orbital of the unpaired double helix of an electron and my circular arc model of the...

After figuring out the equations for the electron, I started playing around with the constants to see what I would get and then it hit...

In my last post I presented both the way to draw a sphere with a string. I also presented a separate equation for the deformation of the...

Last time I managed to write down the equations for the x-axis and y-axis values for the electron but had to do a bit of lattice trickery...

In my last post I realized that the basic structure of an electron must be a double helix, due to a rather complicated process and what I...

After writing the previous post, I realized what I had described was a double helix. You know, the double helix of the DNA fame (see...

Inspired by the pretty pearl necklace of the last post, I decided to try to render the Möbius double donut with pearls as well. It took a...

In my last post I corrected the Möbius donut model of an electron and noted that I still need to see how it fits with everything else...

Note: this is already edited from the original posted earlier today. In yesterday’s post I made a Möbius donut with twisting and bending...

In my last post I found the equations describing a toroidal helix with half a wind. Then I tried to figure out how it would turn into a...

In my last post I realized that the electron appears to be a Möbius double donut, where after having turned 360 degrees, the elementary...

In my last post I figured what is the physical phenomenon behind the compactification in the predominant String Theory, the M-theory. In...

In my past posts I’ve said that an electron is a piece of string, a horn torus and that all types of matter are looped and closed hollow...

In my last post I raised the idea that the dots in a molecular orbital are sort of a gamma-ray laser, where gamma ray photons are linked...

After my last post I had an epiphany. And it is as simple as epiphanies go, which is that you cannot push a piece of string. The sentence...

Today I’ll continue with my writing exercises. This time trying to give a literal interpretation for the process of converting light into...

I use today’s post as a writing exercise. That is, I’ll try to explain to you, my dear reader, that all gases are Van der Waals...

Finally good news! In my previous post told how my Counterevidence paper was rejected after its two reviewers commented it lacking...

It's been a long time since I last posted anything. The reasons for this are quite complex, but the biggest one of them is that I finally...

In my last post on the mysterious beryllium-8, I presented a sort of plausible idea for its structure, but concluded that I might be...