V.S. Leonov (1998). Life inside the Crystal

 Leonov Vladimir

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Leonov Vladimir. V.S. Leonov (1998). Life inside the Crystal – Preprint: ResearchGate, December 2023, Download PDF DOI: 10.13140/RG.2.2.27360.05120, https://www.researchgate.net/publication/376571803

Abstract

I made a translation into English my scientific-popular article “Life inside the Crystal” published in the Monthly “Clean World” in Minsk in 1998 [1]. After I opened a quantum of space-time (quanton) in the form of 4D-tetraquark in 1996 [2], I realized that our Universe is a Crystal. Quark Model of the Universe is a super solid and super elastic Crystal grate of which includes 4D-tetraquarks in the nodes [1-5]. Quark Model of the Crystalline Universe is a scientific breakthrough in the global understanding of the nature of matter. One could go crazy at the thought that you live inside a Crystal, which is also a global Computer the size of the Universe. At the same time, we are an integral and inextricable part of this Crystal and Computer, thanks to which we can think by connecting to the energy-information field of the Universe. Previously, we believed that our solid human body is an independent and isolated object inside empty space-time filled with the atmosphere and gravitational field of the Earth. But this is how it seems to us on the scale that is familiar to us. In quantized space-time with a discreteness of 10^—25 m, there is no concept of mass that is familiar to us; it is replaced by the energy of spherical deformation of quantized space-time [4, 5]. In the quantum theory of gravity, the motion of a solid body inside another super solid body of the Universe is a wave transfer of the spherical deformation of quantized space-time, which we take as mass. This fact corresponds to the fundamental principle of wave-particle duality when a body is a wave and a corpuscle at the same time in quantum theory.

6 Pages, 1 Figure.

Key words: 4D-tetraquark, Crystalline Universe, quarks, t quantized space-time, energy-information field,  theory of elastic quantized space, quantum space-time.

 

4D-tetraquark is the basis of quantum gravity

Leonov Vladimir

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Leonov Vladimir. 4D-tetraquark is the basis of quantum gravity. – Preprint: ResearchGate, December 2023, Download PDF DOI: 10.13140/RG.2.2.16754.68801, https://www.researchgate.net/publication/376170636

Abstract

The theory of quantum gravity with 4D-tetraquark (quanton) was developed by me in 1996-2000 [1-3] and it was published in full in 2010 as part of the Superunification theory, which is a Unified Field Theory that unifies quantum gravity, electromagnetism, nuclear and electroweak forces from a unified perspective [4]. Nothing like this has been done in world theoretical physics during this time. I showed in this paper only the basic principles of quantum gravity, which are fully contained in my books [4, 172] and other papers. I present new research results that have not been previously published. This applies to gravity in the strong gravitational field of a black hole when falling into which the mass of a body decreases to zero (Table 1 and Fig. 29). We can observe the glow of a black hole as a result of a defect in the mass of a body (particle) when it falls onto a black hole (Fig. 30). In this case, the particles decay into quarks, which are absorbed by the black hole on its surface. Gravitational forces are nullified on the surface of a black hole as a result of the complete decay of mass into quarks. Quantum gravity is gravity with a variable speed of light (Table 3 and Fig. 32). Gravity cannot exist in nature at a constant speed of light. Einstein's main mistake was postulating the speed of light in general relativity, which led the theory of gravity into a geometric dead end. It has been established that the speed of light is a function of the intensity of gravity. The photon stops and decays in the superstrong gravitational field on the surface of the black hole, making it invisible.

85 Pages, 32 Figures. 3 Table.

Key words: 4D-tetraquark, magnetic quark, theory of Superunification, quantum gravity, superstrong gravitational field, black hole, dark matter, dark energy, quantum space-time.