Johann Marinsek

Johann Marinsek
Residence	Dt. Landsberg, Austria
Nationality	Austrian
Known for	Ontology, Fundamental Physics, Relativity, Philosophy of Science, History of Science
Scientific career
Fields	Physicist, Author

Johann Marinsek (correctly spelled Marinšek, pronounced "Marinshek") is an Austrian physicist, engineer and independent author whose work addresses the ontological and conceptual foundations of physics, including the nature of matter, inertia, radiation and atomic structure. A retired assistant professor of mechanics at Graz University of Technology, he is a critic of the theory of relativity, of quantum physics and of the Rutherford–Bohr atomic model, and has proposed an alternative model of matter based on elementary permanent ring magnets.

Biography

Marinsek studied civil engineering at the Technical University in Graz, Austria (Graz University of Technology). He served for twenty years as an assistant professor at the university's Institute for Mechanics. During this period he also studied philosophy and the history of science. He subsequently worked as an independent private scholar. He resides in Deutschlandsberg, Austria.

Scientific contributions

Marinsek's research concerns the ontological foundations of physics, that is, the nature of its basic concepts such as movement, space, force, charge and quantity of matter, as well as the derived concepts of time and energy and the nature of inert mass. He argues that a number of accepted results in modern physics rest on what he regards as category mistakes, and he examines the axiomatic basis of mechanics, relativity theory and quantum physics.

He questions the empirical basis of the Rutherford–Bohr atomic model, contending that there is no valid empirical evidence for an atomic shell structure with spinning nucleons and electrons. In his view the Planck formula for the quantized energy of radiation is not a natural law, and he raises objections to the concept of the photon, which he characterises as a wave without amplitude and a corpuscle without charge but with spin. He also holds that so-called inertial forces cannot be explained for corpuscles moving in a vacuum, and proposes instead that inertial forces arise as a resistance within an all-pervading electromagnetic medium.

As an alternative, Marinsek proposes an atomic model in which elementary permanent ring magnets are the fundamental building blocks of hydrogen, and hydrogen in turn the building block of all elements, so that magnetic coupling is the only atomic force. In this account atoms behave as oscillators, spectral lines represent resonant frequencies rather than quantum jumps, and chemical bonding results from magnetic coupling rather than from valence electrons. He further argues that in uranium fission the energy balance for binding energies is violated when the formula E = mc² is applied, holding that in this formula the concepts of energy and inert mass are conceptually incompatible and that the relation is therefore a limited empirical rule rather than a natural law. He similarly maintains that electric current is not a flux of charges but the propagation of an oscillating state of charges.

His unfinished and working papers were formerly published on his personal website, marinsek.com.

Abstracts

• 2008 - "E=mc2?"
• 2008 - "Physics B: Standard Atomic Model Refuted " (Read in full)
• 2008 - "Physics C: All Elements Consist of Hydrogen Atoms " (Read in full)
• 2008 - "Physics D: Neutrons are Decaying Excited Hydrogen Atoms" (Read in full)
• 2008 - "[[Physics E: Neutrons Don't Comprise Neutrinos: The Neutrino is a Stopgap for Inherently Flawed Quantum Mechanics

]]" (Read in full)

• 2008 - "Physics EA: Photoelectric Effect No Empirical Confirmation for the Existence of a Photon That Carries Energy Packet E = hf " (Read in full)
• 2008 - "[[Physics G: Photons Would Not Spin

]]" (Read in full)

• 2008 - "[[Physics H: Franck-Hertz Experiment Not a Verification of the Existence of Definite Energy Quanta

]]" (Read in full)

• 2008 - "Physics J: Raman Atomic Spectra Indicate Forced Natural Frequencies of an All-Pervading Electromagnetic Medium" (Read in full)
• 2008 - "Physics P: Heat Capacities Depend on Crystal Structures " (Read in full)
• 2008 - "Physics Q: Magnetic Moments Not Due to Valence Electrons " (Read in full)
• 2008 - "Physics R: Magnetic Moments Not Inversely Proportional to Mass " (Read in full)
• 2008 - "Physics A: Refutation of Rest Energy E=mc2" (Read in full)
• 2008 - "Physics S: Electricity" (Read in full)
• 2000 - "[[MNR Unexplainable by Quantum Theory

]]" (Read in full)

• 2000 - "Non-convertibility of Inertial Mass into Energy and Vice Versa. Conjectures Regarding an e+ e- -Pair-Cluster Atom Model in Connection with an e+e- Cosmic Lattice "
• 2000 - "[[Physics K: Quantum Mechanics Cannot Explain Intensities of Hydrogen Spectra

]]" (Read in full)

• 2000 - "Physics M: Elementary Permanent-Ring Magnet Atomic Model" (Read in full)
• 1996 - "[[Descartes, the Inventor of the Principle of Inertia

]]" (Read in full)

• 1994 - "Special Theory of Relativity: A Confused Thought-Experiment" (Read in full)
• 0 - "Compton Effect is a Raman Wave Effect" (Read in full)
• 0 - "Nature of Chemical Bonding" (Read in full)
• 0 - "[[PP-+ CNO Cycle Supernatural [Download]

Stellar Hydrogen Fusion Does Not Work According to Supernatural Proton-Proton- or CNO Cycle ]]" (Read in full)

• 0 - "[[Proutian Periodic Table

]]" (Read in full)

• 0 - "Stefan Marinov: New Measurement of the Earth?s Absolute Velocity With the Help of the "Coupled Shutters" Experiment " (Read in full)
• 0 - "[[TA--The Hall Effect Part I

]]" (Read in full)

• 0 - "TB--The Hall Effect Part II" (Read in full)

Books

• 1989 - "Rationale Physik oder Wissenschaftliche Science fiction?" (Read in full)

External links

• Johann Marinsek at ResearchGate