The Universe is Made Up of Two Kinds of Waves

The tendency of modern physics is to resolve the whole material universe into waves, and nothing but waves. These waves are of two kinds: bottled-up waves, which we call matter, and unbottled waves, which we call radiation or light. If annihilation of matter occurs, the process is merely that of unbottling imprisoned wave-energy and setting it free to travel through space. These concepts reduce the whole universe to a world of light, potential or existent, so that the whole story of its creation can be told with perfect accuracy and completeness in the six words: 'God said, Let there be light'.

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Bottled up waves in matter and the roaming waves of radiation.

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 The mysterious universe
Books, Brochures, and Chapters>Book:  Jeans , Sir James Hopwood (1930), The mysterious universe, CUP Archive, Retrieved on 2012-06-06
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  • Folksonomies: science


    Triples

    23 JAN 2013

     A Universe of Waves

    Richard Feynman Describes the Waves Running Through Our Environment > Contrast > The Universe is Made Up of Two Kinds of Waves
    Feynman and Sir Jeans on the waves permeating our Universe. Feynman focused on the invisible that fall into a myriad of categories, Jeans focuses on two categories.
    23 JAN 2013

     More Than Two Kinds of Waves

    The Universe is Made Up of Two Kinds of Waves > Contrast > The Many Waves and How They Interact in the Ocean
    Jeans puts waves into two categories of matter and radiation, but Carson's waves of the ocean fall into neither category, but are waves of mass and velocity.
    Folksonomies: perspectives taxonomy waves
    Folksonomies: perspectives taxonomy waves
    23 JAN 2013

     Waves in History and Light

    The Rhythms of Nature > Similarity > The Universe is Made Up of Two Kinds of Waves
    Waves in the strata shed light on our history as the waves that make up everything shed light on the now.
    Folksonomies: history waves
    Folksonomies: history waves


    Schemas

    25 AUG 2012

     Science Koans

    Riddles and paradoxes of existence that might crack your noodle on which to meditate.
    Folksonomies: meditation koan riddle
    Folksonomies: meditation koan riddle
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