On the origin of quantum physics

This book is a must-read for all who seek a fundamental undertanding of physics and of the Universe. If you miss this one, you miss out on what may be the last major revolution in physics. It offers a stunning insight into the mysteries of quantum physics, presenting a quantum theory that also encompasses relativity on a common platform.”<br><em>Trond Erik Hillestad, editor of “Astronomi” 1998-2020.</em><br><br>The goal of the author is to describe the reality underpinning Quantum Physics. By doing so, General Relativity becomes a sub- domain of Quantum Physics, and in that sense the two theories are united, but they are not seen as being equally fundamental.<br>In the first part of the book, the author introduces a new way to interpret the forces of nature according to a principle that he names Forces by Proxy. The basic principles of the new theory are easily understood for most people with some knowledge of physics.<br>Placing Quantum Physics centre stage, he scrutinizes the vacuum energy showing what its strange phenomena really entail. What causes the vacuum fluctuations? Why 3 dimensions? What is the true nature of entanglement and superposition? Is there a local reality, like Einstein claimed? What is time?<br>All these questions are answered within the concept of the theory presented. Finally, time and mass transformations caused by velo- city and gravity are brought together in one common formula.<br>The consequences of the proposed theory are far reaching and will have major influence in many fields. This book is a wake-up call which requires thorough scrutiny by physicists everywhere.<br>Physics<br><br>