Moshe Segal
Did you ever wondered if what we perceive as Time really exists, or is it just an illusion? Did you also ever wondered if what we perceive as Space really exists, or is it also just an illusion? Did you ever wondered from which entities our Universe is actually composed? Would you be surprised to find out that the Universe is actually composed of only one entity? This book analyzes paradoxes and peculiarities in the science of Physics today, and arrives at the following revolutionary conclusion: Time, Space and the Electric Charge are just forms (or facets) of Energy, as Mass is already accepted and recognized as a form of Energy, following the introduction of Einstein's Special Relativity Theory. This boils down to another revolutionary conclusion: The Universe is composed of only one entity, Energy !!! This conclusion is based on attempts to explain several unanswered questions, peculiarities and paradoxes in the science of Physics today. These attempts use analysis which is based only on the acceptable nowadays Physics theories. For example: it suggests an extension to Einstein's General Relativity Theory, to include in it also the Electric Charge entity, and not only the Mass entity. These attempts use only thinking experiments, logic and reason, as the tools for this analysis. Because the bottom line conclusions of this book, are very surprising conclusions, thinking experiments, logic and reason might not be enough to convince the Physicists community, that these conclusions are valid, being the logic and reason utilized, as sound as they can be. Thus, the book proposes also physical experiments to support these conclusions. These experiments require means and funds which are beyond the reach of the author of this book. Thus, the author of this book hopes that this book will bring about the implementation of these experiments, which will provide the required validation to the theory provided in this book. If these experiments will be executed, and their outcom
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