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Theoretical physics
by Juan Pablo DavicoNot on Booklabria yet
R.E.R.I. THEORY: THE NATURAL PRINCIPLES THAT GOVERN SPACE - TIME. (Teoría del R.E.R.I.: Los principios naturales que rigen al espacio – tiempo):
Here are, published for the first time, a series of natural laws of space time discovered by Davico. Then, whit these understandings are explained a series of characteristics and elements of the universe (of which only its enumeration occupies several pages) and are produced a series of predictions: These predictions were observed years later. Some of these observations were the "lack of dark matter" of the galaxy NGC 1052-DF2 and the characteristics of the Saravasti superclaster. Between the other observed predictions, those made with the James Webb Space Telescope at the end of 2022 stands out. Between this, the most relevant are: - the galaxies with redshifts of 12.63 and 13.20; - the fact that extremely distant galaxies are smaller. Those redshift values indicate (according to the model until now considered correct for being shared by the majority) that these galaxies existed at an age of universe in which the existences of galaxies were not possible. This inconsistency, that now shakes the scientific community, between what is observed in the universe and the generally accepted model, was explained and predicted in this book 11 years earlier on pages 108 and 109. The fact that the ultra-distant galaxies in space-time are smaller was also explained 11 years earlier on pages 104. From the moment that in his book “Sidereus nuncius” Galileo founded and put into practice the scientific method (given by "the empirical verification of the facts through experimentation, direct observation and logical reasoning"), this kind of intellectual discovery and its demonstration by means of observations is a historic milestone that corresponds to the field of science. A milestone that exalts once again the genius who founded science for strictly coinciding with his phrase: "In matters of scien
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