In 1687 Isaac Newton postulated an equation of motion (F=ma) that physicists assumed was true without there being proof or a source for the equation.1 In 1992 Alfonso Rueda completed a “horrifically-long” mathematical analysis that derived or proved Newton’s equation of motion.2 The mathematical analysis included a background sea of light now known as the electromagnetic zero-point field of the quantum vacuum. In quantum physics all microscopic objects jiggle (Heisenberg uncertainty principle) because of quantum fluctuations. The energy created by these constant fluctuations of life’s electomagnetic waves is the zero-point field. The zero-point field is the energy that is at the root of all energy.
Posted on: Wed, 12 Mar 2014 06:36:11 +0000
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