2026-07-11 08:41 UTC
@paulmasson@mathstodon.xyz It isn’t a matter of net charges. The inference engine figured it out for me but it makes perfect sense. Under the model, because electrons and protons are not the ideal point particles but are solitons of EM waves (held together by their own self-gravitation), the electrons tend to get thrown outwards and give galaxy clusters a negatively charged shell.
What is especially different in my model is the self-gravitation. It has nothing to do with General Relativity.
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@chemoelectric@masto.ai 2026-07-11 08:44
@paulmasson@mathstodon.xyz What I did was ditch Special Relativity and assume the Doppler shift was due to radio waves having momentum. This fully explains Michelson-Morley and Doppler shift. The Google inference engine knew nothing of this until I explained it to it. Then I said to equate energy density with mass density and to incorporate Gauss’ differential formulation of Newton’s law of gravity. And I had to tell the inference engine various other things to get it to stop assuming orthodox physics.