Author: Luo Zhengda
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: This book is the third work following "The Unified Universe—Extrinsic Force" and "Quantum Extrinsic Force—The Universe's Driving Force," discussing the "force" properties of dark energy in the universe, specifically quantum extrinsic force. The purpose of this book is to establish a new view of matter and examine the material world around us from a fresh perspective. In this book, we start by exploring cosmic matter and further clarify the importance of classifying cosmic matter into visible and invisible matter on a macroscopic level. We propose a generalized view of matter, explicitly stating that: visible matter is the matter that people can see, has form, structure, mass, and motion trajectories; while invisible matter is the matter that people cannot see, or even instruments cannot detect its specific form, structure, mass, or motion trajectories. It exists in a full-state form in the universe as "energy." Quantum extrinsic force and quantum repulsion are manifestations of the "force" of invisible matter. The superposition of quantum repulsion in an infinite universe forms full-state quantum extrinsic force, which "imprisons," "surrounds," "contracts," and "drives" visible matter, gathering at its geometric center to form a focal point of opposition, prompting the emission of quantum repulsion from visible matter, forming a quantum repulsion field centered around visible matter. The relationship between quantum extrinsic force and quantum repulsion is not a simple cycle of "force" but an inevitable outcome.
Non-visual substances -- dark energy and quantum external force
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