Virtual Force Theory

http://www.forcephysics.blogspot.com. The cumulative force of the mass-energy of virtual particles popping in and out of existence in space creates the Virtual Force.

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• Infinity
• virtual particles
• Dark Matter
• Dark Energy
• Theory of Everything
• Virtual Force Theory
• Kingdom of Forever
• David Justian
• Viscous and viscosity
• virtual force
• physics
• gravity
• mass
• energy
• galaxy
• galaxies

[drjustian]

Thank you Ripley747 for your comments. As to the subject of mass and force, vis a vis virtual particles, you might investigate Prof. Hawking's Radiation. His theory is that those virtual particles, each of them, have a positive and a negative aspect, meaning that they have, momentarily, mass. They are torn asunder by the pull of a Black Hole whereby the negative part reacts to the force by creating radiation. Prof Hawking agrees, virtual particles have mass, and can create energy.

[ServerForFree]

Your theory is interesting but basically wrong because if "viscosity" keeps the galaxies togheter... why the universe is still expanding ?. The force (-) should be equal to the force (+) wich means no expansion.

[drjustian]

The virtual force manifests itself as the four 'general' forces and two 'special' forces, i.e., Dark Matter and Dark Energy. The fact that there is a force hugging galaxies is now accepted phyics. The fact that a force can manifest with variable degrees of magnitude is accepted. The fact that a force can manifest as having different effects is accepted. Dark Matter and Dark Energy are different manifestations of the same force.

[RAPh1945]

mix of weird, interesting and cool theory. i like it

[drjustian]

I like your videos very much. Thank you for your time invested in watching The Kingdom of Forever. I have 117 views as I write this. Still, I have a long way to go to match "Laughing Baby".

[themole130471]

i think that god points his finger and says what will be will be ,, im sure if he says to that montain get up and throw yourself into the sea it will

[Ripley747]

@drjustian Dark matter is not a force. It's a theoretical particle that is only known because it has a gravitational pull on objects that have mass. It's not a separate force like electromagnetic or strong nuclear.

[Ripley747]

"...As they pop in and out of existence, they create a mass energy which accumulates into a force..."

Wait. Do the virtual particles accumulate to form mass or do they accumulate to form a force? Mass =/= force. Also, mass energy? What are the units? kg^2m^2/s^2?

Don't take this the wrong way, but it almost sounds like you want to sound smart but haven't done the research into what dark matter and virtual particles are - like you're handwaving a lot.