Quantum Ring Theory

The theory continues to break down the atom.

Quantum ring theory is both a book--"Quantum Ring Theory: Foundations for Cold Fusion," published in 2006--and a new scientific theory expanding on the concepts of quantum physics.

Significance

The author, scientist Wladimir Guglinski, has developed a theory that suggests reconciliation of the contradictions holding apart quantum physics and the theory of relativity. Moving closer to understanding the commonality of these theories may allow science to grasp the holy grail of physics: the Theory of Everything. The book's publisher asserts Guglinski presents a new model of the neutron.

Considerations

Guglinski believes the answers to reality exist in what ancient Greek philosophers called the "aether." The scientist postulates a new paradigm for comprehension of the makeup of light. "It is possible that the model of a photon proposed herein could be the physical model used by nature for the propagation of light," he writes.

Theories/Speculation

While Guglinski's work has been criticized, the United States military conducted research in 2009 that indicates strong evidence of "cold fusion," the ability of certain devices to produce neutrons at room temperature--a dramatic scientific breakthrough. Guglinski is not associated with this research, but it lends credence to his quantum ring theory.

References

• Bauu Institute: Quantum Ring Theory
• Quantum Ring Theory; Wladimir Guglinski; Bauu Institute; August 1, 2006
• Orthodoxy Today: Scientists in Possible Cold Fusion Breakthrough