The theory of physics presented here differs from other theories in that it is based on a simple mechanical model rather than complex mathematics. It can therefore be used as a guide when thinking about physics without resorting to math.

Instead of mathematical formulas, we present simple diagrams like the one shown here.

These diagrams are in turn used to derive physical formulas. But this is only to demonstrate that our model has merit. The purpose of it is not to prove some absolute truth, but to provide insight.

Guided by a handful of simple rules, we explore the full scope of physics, and we discover that every physical phenomenon can be explained by the same basic principles.

Similar to quantum mechanics

This theory is similar to quantum mechanics, but with a number of key differences. Most important of them is the absence of variables that can only be understood in mathematical terms. Everything presented here is explained in terms of particles that hook up with each other to produce structures, or bump into each other to produce force.

In our final analysis, we discover that everything including time and space can be explained in terms of particles and motion.

Verifiable model

Core physical equations such as Coulomb’s Law and Mass-Energy Equivalence can be derived directly from our model, which gives us confidence that our theory is at least a close proximation to reality.

Motivation and reasoning

The motivation behind this theory was never to make a definite proof of anything. Nor was it to disprove conventional theory. Rather, the theory sprang out of a need to explain certain observed facts. One being the apparent expansion of our planet, and the other being the impossible size of dinosaurs.

These two observations don’t mix well. Furthermore, conventional theories don’t allow for changes in the size of planets, or changes to gravity. So, some non-conventional explanation was required.

One such explanation is presented here, developed from a set of simple assumptions, and generalized into a theory of everything.

Available books

For an introduction to this theory and its implications, read the Universe of Particles. For a more in depth and thorough investigation of the theory, read the Aether Physics book.

The books are also available in PDF format.

– Fredrik Nygaard