Quantum Traction Theory (QTT)
What is Quantum Traction Theory?
Quantum Traction theory is a theory that developed by Ali Attar, a physic enthusiast, first to explain the fundamental question: “what is gravity?” from different point of view and developed further to offer corrections to General Relativity Theory (GR) and Quantum Mechanics theory (QM).
What QTT can solve or explain, which can not be addressed in GR and QM?
The following subjects can be addressed in QTT which is not addressed in GR and QM.
- Clear explanation of “Dark Matter” and suggesting the terminology to be corrected as “Collective Quantum Subtraction” . QTT can clearly explain why galaxies can be formed and keep their shape without tearing themselves apart by correcting the GR theory of Gravity.
- Clear explanation of “Dark Energy” and suggesting the terminology to be corrected as “Quantum Protraction”. QTT can clearly explain how universe started to accelerate the expansion.
- Clear explanation of Delayed-choice quantum eraser.
- Clear explanation of Quantum Entanglement vs GR max speed for transfer of information.
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pp. 43-48
Reality Dimension and Access Law
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pp. 51-56
Artian's Origami and A2/A3
fold, endurance, creation, and the human ontology bridge -
pp. 153-156
Space quanta and pixellates
early substrate language is now read as pixellate capacity bookkeeping -
pp. 159-166
Law of Endurance
what older residual-trace language now calls access residuals and endurance cost
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