Wisp theory explains the fundamental principles of
physics in a unique way, and is the starting point for the theory of
everything, TOE. It answers the big questions: What causes gravity?
What is matter? And how matter gets its mass.
It explains the big bang, inflation, dark matter, the structure of black
holes and fundamental particles. Wisp theory predicted supermassive
black holes would be produced at the start of the big bang, and recent
findings by the James Webb telescope support this.
It shows Einstein's special theory of relativity to
be false. And gives clear reasons why the speed of light is not constant
for all observers. A simple one-way speed of light test will prove Einstein
wrong. See one-way light speed experiments.
New evidence suggests an ether medium - wisp
space - is responsible for the propagation of light.
Soon clocks 100 times more accurate will be placed in orbit - Atomic
Clock Ensemble in Space (ACES) - and be capable of testing the one-way
speed of light to check if Einstein was right. Relativity will fall
when ground and space clocks fail to agree times, due to earth's motion
through ether affecting their time signals.
Wisp theory also predicts atomic clocks experience sidereal period
fluctuations in time as the earth rotates in the ether wind, measuring
+/- 0.7nS at the equator and zero at the poles. Although the effect
is not accumulative, improvements in world timekeeping will soon detect
this - an effect relativity cannot explain. See Hafele-Keating
experiment.
Our obsession with Einstein has taken physics off-course for over 100-years,
giving us theories that defy commonsense. Wisp theory proves all of
special relativity's predictions can be embedded in an ether model,
which has practical value and complies with commonsense. Universities
must now replace relativity with new ether theories.
Kevin Harkess BSc (Hons)