Originally posted by Zarkov
>> What you have done is taken classical mechanics and thrown in a "new" variable.
This new variable ensures all the "simple maths as you call it" is kept simple, actually the way the Universe works, IMO.
There are equations in those papers that have never been seen before, and the subtle fine nature of our Solar System is thus uncovered.
Sorry, but anybody could have done this and it adds nothing new to science.
I propose you, Crisp's law of motion:
F * e = m a
Where e is a unit vector pointing in the direction in which the force is applied, F the size of the force and a the acceleration. I can actually predict the planet orbits with this law!
But unfortunately I will not make fame and fortune with Crisp's law of motion, since it is a rewritten version of Newton's law (... in case you hadn't noticed ). Sorry, there is a bit more required to grab the attention of the scientific community I guess.
Bye!
Crisp