Re: New hypothesis in physics
On Mar 3, 2:54 am, tsaboo...@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
I have already come up with a new hypothesis in physics. Yet, I have
already physical explained (physical justified) 12 phenomena using
this hypothesis.
Good for you.
General relativity and quantum theory can explain them all. A number
far larger than 12. By an order of magnitude or three.
.
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