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Model Mechanics: A New Interpretation of Nature

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Model Mechanics: A New Interpretation of Nature
AuthorKen H Seto
LanguageEnglish
SubjectAbsolute motion, alternative physics
Published1995
PublisherB & K Publishing House
Pages187
ISBN0964713608

Model Mechanics: A New Interpretation of Nature is a 1995 book by Ken H Seto, published by B & K Publishing House.

Overview

Seto presents an alternative theory of physics and cosmology based on absolute motion — motion relative to a stationary light-conducting medium (the "E-Matrix"). In his model, matter consists of "S-Particles," and all the forces of nature are explained by a single mechanism involving the absolute motion of S-Particles and their systems. The framework includes a new theory of gravity, a proposed unification of the forces, an account of the origin of the universe, and Seto's own "Improved Relativity Theory" (IRT). He later expanded the ideas in Model Mechanics: The Final Theory (2016).

About the author

Ken H. Seto is an independent researcher who developed "Model Mechanics" as an absolute-motion alternative to Einsteinian relativity.

Publication details

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