ToeQuest Theories - Articles - Physics

Planck Length and Quantum Geometry

no@spam.com (Hamid Tizvar) — Fri, 02 Mar 2007 00:00:00 EST

The advancement of technology is based on the developments in tool and measuring instrument production. The measurement of dimensions is based on practical application of metrology (the science of units), standards and procedure of measurement.

The Nature of Thought, Time and Reality - Part I

no@spam.com (Peter Granovetter) — Sat, 28 Jan 2006 19:00:00 EST

I will be presenting a series of articles on the topics of Thought, Time, Reality and their subsequent relationships. Even though most of the content is of a philosophical or metaphysical nature, you can also see where elements of the pure sciences (physics, biology, mathematics, etc.) intersect. My name is not Darwin, Einstein or Hawking, nor do I claim to understand a fraction of what these extraordinary individuals have contributed to the scientific community. My name is Granovetter and these are my ideas and theories on the nature of our universe.

Identifying the Gravitational Constant

no@spam.com (David John Gow) — Thu, 10 Mar 2005 18:14:11 EST

This short paper is designed to address the dimensional problem of the value of G being given in Nm²kg². It aims to show that the gravitational constant is actually a constant describing the action of two very weak partial forces, namely the partial force exerted by the spatial vacuum upon one mass, and the partial force that the vacuum exerts upon a second mass.