Quantum Gravity: Reconciliation of Gravity and Quantum Mechanics
Seamus McCelt · viXra · 2018
There cannot be quantum gravity. Although gravity and the other forces all work by the same means -- threads -- the situation and configurations are totally different. Gravitational Force: This is an atom representation: ~~~~~(●)~~~~~ This is a thread network unit (Flux): ~~~~~╳~~~~~ It is made from 10 full length threads joined at their centers (or 20 radii emanating from a common center) Gravity is full length threads pulling atoms together via simple thread tension. ~~~~~(●)~~~~~∙~~~~~╳~~~~~∙~~~~~╳~~~~~∙~~~~~(●)~~~~~ There must be individual yet connected threads pulling something together. The distance can be small -- for instance one thread separation -- but it cannot be inside of an atom. That is NOT the way it works -- gravity is one or more full length threads with tension on them. If stuff gets close enough to touch -- other forces take over. Electro-magnetic Force: Here are two electrons... ~~~~~∗~~~~~ ~~~~~∗~~~~~ When electrons are close enough to attach or bond together: there are two full length threads -- one from each electron -- completely twisted together (but still full length). ~~~~~∗≈≈≈≈≈∗~~~~~ The electrons are literally tied to one another, that is much stronger than a simple thread tension pull. Strong Force: A free proton would look like this ~~~~~●~~~~~(that's one free thread, 18 balled, one free thread) A free neutron would look like this ●~~~~~ (19 balled, and one free thread) A free neutrino would look like this ● (20 balled) A free electron would look like this ~~~~~∗~~~~~ (one free thread, 18 free threads in a disc shape, one free thread) When one proton thread ~~~~~●~~~~~ and the neutron thread ●~~~~~ ball up (knot) together ●●~~~~~ that is the strong force. Add an electron to that package ●●≈≈≈≈≈∗~~~~~ and you also get the EM force (package aka deuterium) neutron / / proton / twist / electron / thread ●●≈≈≈≈≈∗~~~~~ The knot is just threads (like everything else) and it is balled-up between the neutron and the proton so you cannot see it. A balled-up is much stronger than a twist.