Theory of Repulsion - A Doctrine Concerning a Fundamental Natural Law

Author: Wei Dingwen
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Features: This book integrates discussions on natural philosophy, extensive quantitative arguments, and predictions of several major natural phenomena, forming a relatively complete theory called the Repulsion Theory (or simply Repulsion Theory). Based on long-term observations, research, and reflections on nature, the author proposes a repulsion theory of light acting on free charged particles in space. This book combines discussions on natural philosophy, numerous quantitative arguments, and predictions of several significant natural phenomena (such as its prediction that the outer edge of Earth's atmosphere, like a comet, drags a long tail), thus forming a relatively complete theory—the Repulsion Theory, abbreviated as Repulsion Theory. On a cosmic scale, this repulsion balances against gravity, creating a dialectical unity that drives the occurrence, change, and development of many major natural phenomena in the universe. After further practical verification, the Repulsion Theory could become a new highlight in natural science. Therefore, this book is valuable for anyone interested in natural science (physics, astronomy, cosmology, etc.). The discussions on natural philosophy hold a very important position in this book and are closely related to the emergence of the Repulsion Theory. The author aims to explain complex ideas in an accessible way, with the ultimate goal of establishing an "open, free, rigorous, realistic, and persistent" mindset in the exploration of natural laws. Thus, it will provide enlightenment for young readers (especially college students) who wish to achieve significant contributions in scientific research.