The connected universe by Nassim Haramein

MurielB Jeu 14 Jan - 21:23

https://www.resonancescience.org/about-nassim-haramein

Nassim Haramein has spent more than 30 years researching and discovering connections in physics, mathematics, geometry, cosmology, quantum mechanics, biology and chemistry as well as anthropology and archeology.
These studies led Haramein to groundbreaking theories, published papers and patented inventions in unified physics, which are now gaining worldwide recognition and acceptance.
Haramein’s findings are based on a fundamental geometric quantization of spacetime, formalizing a unification between the quantum scale and cosmological-sized objects, including the universe itself. Haramein's seminal paper “Quantum Gravity and the Holographic Mass” was published in the peer-reviewed journal Physical Review & Research International in 2013. Utilizing a generalized holographic principle, the paper predicted a precise value of the charge radius of the proton which disagreed with the Standard Model by 4%. This prediction was later confirmed by a team of scientists at the Paul Scherrer Institute utilizing muons in a proton accelerator. The measurement has since been validated by the adjusted 2018 CODATA value of the proton RMS charge radius.

MurielB Jeu 14 Jan - 21:27

Haramein with his unified field theory provides an answer to this dilemma. According to him everything in the universe is connected from the largest to the smallest and therefore space is the great unifier. Nassim Haramein also unites different disciplines: physics, mathematics, geometry, cosmology, quantum mechanics, biology, chemistry, anthropology, archaeology). For him mass does not exist as a thing but as a dynamic process resulting from the information exchanged between the vortex structure and the rest of the field. The electromagnetic field of the universe would behave like a fluid God? (God is everywhere, in everything governs everything)
Everything would be made up of an assembly of very small energy particles in constant motion. This movement, also called "vibration", impacts the behaviour of the energy it encounters. Thus, just as a pebble falls into the water and creates waves on the surface of a lake, every second billions of vibrations transmit information that shapes everything in the world.
In other words, as Albert Einstein proclaimed "everything is energy(s) and vibration(s)". We are continually bathed in an immense ocean of energy!
Matter, as our senses see it, would therefore, according to him, be an exchange of information in a field of information present everywhere in space. This information would organise the universe and know what it does. In this sense the human being would be like an antenna connected to an information network. Jung talks about the collective unconscious. The human consciousness would inform the whole universe of its own information and would also receive a "feedback". It seems unlikely but quantum mechanics, which studies the infinitely small, also gives an astonishing and not very intuitive description of reality. Particles that are also probability waves show us a very strange reality. It is also claimed that in quantum mechanics or quantum entanglement, is a phenomenon in which two particles (or groups of particles) form a linked system, and have quantum states that depend on each other regardless of the distance between them.

MurielB Sam 4 Nov - 12:05

Praised on the one hand, his work is highly controversial on the other, making it difficult to form a solid opinion. Scientific vertigo, metaphysical evidence, genius, a new Einstein, charlatan, crank, guru, it's all been said about him. Nassim Haramein has turned the world upside down with his free and offbeat vision of physics inspired by philosophy and spiritualism.

However, this vision is not shared by everyone all the more so since he is a self-taught man

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