A Universal Law of nature

V/Et = K = h x sec x GeV^-3 

I want to clarify my statements in my beliefs in a Universal law stating that for every source of energy  the equation V/Et is a constant.

I cannot say I can prove it as a fact, but in my calculations, the possibility of its truth is good.

I first took the only particle we are pretty sure we know the spherical radius R this being an atomic nucleus or a Proton.

A Proton radius was estimated to be close to 10-15m. to10 ^-20 m.Or 1 GeV^-1. (Since Rutherford)

VP = 4.188 x 10 ^-24 x 1 GeV^{-3            VP/ Et = 4.188 x (10 6_24  ^3) GeV 6_1GeV 6_3 /  x sec = 4.188 x 1 x sec 1 being in natural units = to h   VP / Et = 4.188 x h x sec x GeV ^-3}

Et = 1 GeV x 1 sec.



In first analysing the Nucleus of an Hydrogen Atom or a Proton whose radius was known since the days of Rutherford to be approximatlyequal to 10^-15 m.. In Natural Units = 10^-45 m^3         1 = h                

VP =10 ^ 45 GeV ^_3 in natural units          1 sec = 10^24 GeV ^-1

 Et is equal to h x sec. So  for the Proton V / Et =h x GeV ^-3 x  2sec. / 1sec.      VP / Et = h x GeV ^-27 / 10 ^-3GeV ^_24  VP = h  x GeV^-3  x sec

                                                                                                                  VP / Et = h x GeV x sec.  as  I estimted for this natural law
 

*Thevalue h x GeV^-3 in my vew its also the energy of the Field at rest
VP/ Et is equal to h x sec. So  for the Proton V / Et =h x GeV ^-3 x sec. 
Chptrr14 - Considering the Force of Gravity - Existence of a new General law

V/Et = constant

Plank set the constant h at 4.1375 x 10^-24 GeV x sec             SInce 1 = h in natural units

Ve/Eet is therefore very close to h x sec x GeV^-3, a constant I colled K.



In natural units Re is equal to 10^9 GeV^-3x 10^15GeV= 10^-24 m^3  

E, the energy of an electron at rest was found to be Ee= 0.51 x 10^-3 GeV x sec.

If this law is actually Universal I could find the volume of the Electron

with the formula Ve= Eet x h xsec xGeV ^-3      

h = 1          1 sec = 10^-24 GeV^-1    



1sec = 10^-24 GeV^-1




Re = 1.38 x  10^-24m = 1.38 x 10 6 _45 GeV ^_3

E, the energy of an electron at rest was found to be Ee= 0.51 x 10^-3 GeV x sec. 

Ve/Eet = 10^-27 GeV-3/ 0.51 x 10^-3 GeV ^-3x 10^24 GeV^-1 x sec x GeV^-3

Ve/Eet = h x GeV^-3 x sec.

Ve-= 4.188 x Re^3

Plank set the constant h at =10^-24 GeV^-3 x sec       

         3√ means cubic root
3√R e= h x GeV^-3 x rx sec           

1m^3 =10^45 GeV^-3

Ve/Eet is therefore very close to h x sec, a constant I colled K    K = h x sec. x GeV^-3 in the

Electron too.

 

 The Electron radius = 10^-24 m. that arbitrarily I gave to the Electron (see chapt.15) was also correct and is therefore now a proven fact.

in natural units Re is equal to 10^-24 x 10^15 = 10^-9GeV^-1 its volumeVe = 10^-24 GeV^-3

E, the energy of an Electron at rest was found to be Ee= 0.51 x 10^-3 GeV x sec.

I thought that the same value of a constant V / Et = K would apply to every particle. Not having any other particles that we know the spherical radius, I selected for it the radius 10^-24 m that I arbitrarily gave to the electron (see Chapt 15) in Natural Units.

Re is equal to 10^-24 x 10 ¹⁵ =10^-9 GeV^{-1               1 sec. = 10 ^-24 GeV ^-1}

its volume Ve = 10^-27 GeV^-3

E the energy of an electron at rest was found to be Ee = 0.51 x 10^-3 GeV  x 10 ^-24 Gev^-1 

Ve/Eet = 10^-27 GeV^-3/0.51 x 10^-3 GeV = 10^-24 GeV^-1 

Ve/Eet = 10^-3 GeV^-2/0.51 x 10^-3 GeV x GeV ^-1 = h x1GeV^-1/0.51 GeV^-2

Ve/Eet =  1.96 x 10^-27 x sec = 1.96 x GeV^-24 x GeV ^-3

Planck set the constant h at 4.1375 x 10^-24 GeV ^-3 x sec                   6378139^3 = 2.5946689^20

Ve/Eet is therefore very close to h x sec,x GeV^-3 a constant I called K.

the law is therefore also true for the Electron

If, as I figured in Chapter 13 the radius of the Earth is 6378139 m then the volume of Earth is 4.188 x 6378139 ^3 m^3. The Earth(not being a perfect sphere has only an average Radius Given to me by Eric Weinstain at 6378139 m). The volume of earth is 4.188 x 6378139^3 m^{3 = 4.188 x 2.5946689^ 10 ^20}

I thought that the same value wuuld apply to every body possessing mass including the Earth as a source of energy

By righiingthe equation V =Et x h x sec x GeV^-3 we can find the volume of a source of nergv

Infhe electron for instance

Ve = 0.51 x 10^-3 GeV x 10^24 GeV^-= 10^-27 GeV^3 x sec.

Ve = 0.51 x 10^-27 x 10^-21 GeV^-3 = 0.51 x 10^-24GeV^-3 = 0.51 x 10^-72 x  GeV^-3

1GeV^-3 = 10^15m.

Ve = 4.188 x R^3 = 3√ 4.188 x3√ R           Re= 041x 10^-48 GeV^-3/1.61

V eath / Eearth x t =

Planck set the constant h at 4.1375 x 10^-24 GeV x sec

Ve/Eet is therefore very close to h x sec, a constant I colled K.

Ve/Eet = h x GeV^-3x sec. Ve-= 4.188 x R^3

Plank set the constant h at =10^-24 GeV^-3 x sec    3√R =Ve/4.188 x h x sec x GeV^-3 =10 ^-24 m.



1m^3 =10^45 GeV

Vt/Eet is therefore very close to h x sec, a constant I colled K = h x sec. x GeV^-3

 

10^-24 m. that arbitrarily I gave to the electron (see chapt.15) was also correct

in natural units Re is equal to 10^-24 x 10^15 = 10^-9GeV^-1 its volume Ve = 10^-27 GeV^-3

E, the energy of an electron at rest was found to be Ee= 0.51 x 10^-3 GeV x sec. 10^27

Enter content here