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Dark matter may come from the fifth dimension

After years of tinkering with tensor calculus, my paper explaining dark matter with a 5th dimension has been published in the peer-reviewed…

May 13, 2024

Dark matter may come from the fifth dimension

May 13, 2024

Tim Andersen, Ph.D.

The Largest Structure in the Universe should not exist

It certainly has convinced me that we’re not living in a homogeneous, isotropic [Universe]. I mean these things that I really suspected in…

2d ago

The Largest Structure in the Universe should not exist

2d ago

Tim Andersen, Ph.D.

The universe’s missing antimatter may be all around us

Experiments this year at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) demonstrated that collisions that produce anti-matter produce equal amounts of…

Jan 3

The universe’s missing antimatter may be all around us

Jan 3

Tim Andersen, Ph.D.

The Many Worlds of quantum mechanics may be waves in a 5th dimension

I have argued for a while that quantum mechanics can be interpreted correctly if you introduce a 5th dimension. In that case, different…

Dec 19, 2024

The Many Worlds of quantum mechanics may be waves in a 5th dimension

Dec 19, 2024

Tim Andersen, Ph.D.

A paradigm shift in quantum mechanics may be needed to solve quantum gravity

A paradigm shift is a useful term to explain how a change in perspective can open new routes to problem-solving. The classic example is the…

Dec 9, 2024

A paradigm shift in quantum mechanics may be needed to solve quantum gravity

Dec 9, 2024

Tim Andersen, Ph.D.

Science may be a new religion and that’s not a good thing

Speaking to fellow substacker The Free Press’s Bari Weiss on The Honestly podcast, famed venture capitalist Peter Thiel defended the…

Nov 19, 2024

Science may be a new religion and that’s not a good thing

Nov 19, 2024

Tim Andersen, Ph.D.

New paper shows how classical physics could explain quantum mechanics

A new paper from MIT proposes a novel approach to quantum mechanics using classical physics. The authors suggest that Feynman went…

Oct 10, 2024

New paper shows how classical physics could explain quantum mechanics

Oct 10, 2024

Tim Andersen, Ph.D.

We may be living in a simulation of our own making

And other philosophical tales

Sep 24, 2024

We may be living in a simulation of our own making

Sep 24, 2024

Tim Andersen, Ph.D.

How to become unstuck in time

In the 1960s, a group of researchers including some of the best minds in physics at the time, were working on something that Einstein would…

Aug 24, 2024

Aug 24, 2024

Tim Andersen, Ph.D.

Economic growth may not be inherently destructive

Last week’s article on degrowth hit some nerves in the degrowth community. This community seems to be divided into two groups: those who…

Aug 18, 2024

Economic growth may not be inherently destructive

Aug 18, 2024

Dark matter may come from the fifth dimension

After years of tinkering with tensor calculus, my paper explaining dark matter with a 5th dimension has been published in the peer-reviewed…

The Largest Structure in the Universe should not exist

It certainly has convinced me that we’re not living in a homogeneous, isotropic [Universe]. I mean these things that I really suspected in…

The universe’s missing antimatter may be all around us

Experiments this year at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) demonstrated that collisions that produce anti-matter produce equal amounts of…

The Many Worlds of quantum mechanics may be waves in a 5th dimension

I have argued for a while that quantum mechanics can be interpreted correctly if you introduce a 5th dimension. In that case, different…

A paradigm shift in quantum mechanics may be needed to solve quantum gravity

A paradigm shift is a useful term to explain how a change in perspective can open new routes to problem-solving. The classic example is the…

Science may be a new religion and that’s not a good thing

Speaking to fellow substacker The Free Press’s Bari Weiss on The Honestly podcast, famed venture capitalist Peter Thiel defended the…

New paper shows how classical physics could explain quantum mechanics

A new paper from MIT proposes a novel approach to quantum mechanics using classical physics. The authors suggest that Feynman went…

We may be living in a simulation of our own making

And other philosophical tales

How to become unstuck in time

In the 1960s, a group of researchers including some of the best minds in physics at the time, were working on something that Einstein would…

Economic growth may not be inherently destructive

Last week’s article on degrowth hit some nerves in the degrowth community. This community seems to be divided into two groups: those who…

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