Particle Model

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The Particle Model is a model proposed by father-son team Bob de Hilster and David de Hilster that the entire universe and everything in it can be described as particles including light, gravity, electricity, magnetic fields, atomic structure, charge, polarity, refraction, reflection, and mass increase to name a few. The Particle Model also proposes a physical explanation for the double-slit with detector experiment.

History

The particle model was developed between 2006 until 2017 by Robert and David de Hilster starting in Long Beach California, and continuing in Boca Raton Florida.

Carezani Graviton Experiment

The particle model started from an experiment to detect if gravity as a particle known as the "graviton" as proposed by Argentinean physicist, Dr. Ricardo Carezani which was a variation of the wikipedia:Cavendish Experiment. The experiment was performed as part of the feature-length documentary Einstein Wrong - The Miracle Year directed by David de Hilster in which David asked his father to help do the Carezani graviton experiment after Carezani pulled out of the documentary film.

Calculations

In order to make calculations for the experiment, Bob de Hilster developed a mathematical model which summed up all the forces of gravitons entering, exiting, and hitting the experiment which took into account the geometry of the lead bars. These calculations needed a precision of up to 150 decimal places and was written in C++ using a math package for ultra-high precision calculations.

The calculations lead to gravity "curves" that closely matched Newton's gravity curve which gave incentive for Robert de Hilster to continue his mathematical studies even though the experiment did not yield any discernible results.

Gravity is not Free

Following years of calculations, Robert de Hilster wrote down his findings in the book Gravity is not Free of which the first half is the story of Robert's work, and the second being the conclusions from his calculations.

The Speed of Gravity

One of the key aspects for the particle model is the claim that gravity and light both travel at the speed of light. Mainstream science more often than not states that the speed of gravity is the speed of light (See wikipedia:Speed of Gravity).

Two experiments in particular that claimed to show gravity at the speed of light were SITE HERE.

A Solution to the Wave / Particle Duality

By far the biggest breakthrough and impetus for creating the particle model was a solution to the wikipedia::Wave Particle Duality by Bob de Hilster in May of 2015. While working in a gravity group from members of the CNPS, Bob was looking at possible wave solutions to gravity concluding it must be a very low-frequency wave. In the process, he came up with the model for waves as being waves of particles

Electrons, Ionel Dinu, and Infinity

A few months after Bod de Hilster's suggested solution to the wave / particle duality, his son David de Hilster added other aspects to the model that David collected over the years from other scientists working outside the mainstream.

The Particle Model

The particle model describes the entire universe as being made up of moving mass traveling in straight lines that can collide and bounce off each other, pass through another larger mass, or be incorporated into the mass.

Particles

In our unicosm of the universe, the main particles are the G1 particle, the nucleon, and the G2 particle. The notation of G1, G2, G3 to Gn come from Glenn Borchardt's infinity and mirrors his notation for a modern aether theory which he labels A1, A2, A3, to An.

The G1 particle travels at the speed of light and is the particle that represents light, gravity, magnetic fields, and electricity.

Infinity

The particle model follows Glenn Borchardt's infinity in that there is not ultimate particle. Likewise, there is now "largest" structure with all things made up of bigger and bigger structures (reference Universal Cycle Theory).

===Atomic Structure

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