Energy & Physics

Transactional Interpretation

Transaction interpretation quantum mechanics forward advanced waves converging EPR device quantum communication

Why This Matters

This theory falls within the Energy & Physics research cluster, exploring advanced propulsion, fusion reactor designs, and unconventional energy technologies that may operate outside the boundaries of publicly acknowledged science.

3 supporting points Moderate evidentiary support

Supporting Points

  • Forward advanced waves converging
  • EPR device quantum communication Mars real time
  • John Kramer transactional interpretation

Claims from This Video

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Salvatore Py reverse temporal excursion equation negative delta t equals constant times change frequency divided frequency squared

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Time emerges from frequency dependent mechanisms rather than fundamental constant atomic vibrations light waves mechanical oscillations

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Earth gravitational effect induced disturbance zero point energy field causing time perception rate consistent general relativity

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Positive frequency change faster oscillations yields negative time reversal clock runs ahead compressing perceived intervals

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Reverse temporal excursion possible probability large backward time change quantum universal time clock gravity based reference frame

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Optical lattice clocks robust perturbations precise timekeeping redefining second synchronizing global time standards variable environments

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Massive change energy density gravitational wave connected frequency higher frequency implies higher energy drastic increases frequency

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Zero point energy zitrabuagong natural oscillations spacetime equilibrium determines perceived time flow harmonic oscillation

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Gary Stevenson quantum universal time clock gravity based time clock reference frame time dilation independent

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John Kramer EPR device quantum communication Mars real time forward advanced waves transactional interpretation quantum mechanics