Wobbly Universe: Harmonics Theory Reveals the Cycles and Previously Hidden Structures of the Universe

This book presents the Harmonics Theory, a new explanation for the structure and rhythms of the universe. This theory reveals a single, elegant principle that connects phenomena across all scales, from the vast superclusters of galaxies to the vibrations of atomic particles. It applies equally to the slow cycles of geology, the faster pulses of economics, and the rapid oscillations within cells, molecules and atoms in our own bodies. In essence, it seeks to explain the relative distances and time scales that define our reality. No other physical theory does this.The Harmonics Theory contends that this grand architecture is the result of a pattern of harmonically related wave structures. This pattern is predictable from a simple principle that is fully compatible with standard physics, yet the final picture it produces goes considerably beyond present scientific teaching. This theory establishes a new domain of physics, akin to how Boltzmann's gas theory did, and it promises to launch many new areas of study.Harmonics Theory is an entirely new domain and stands apart, like General Relativity or Quantum Mechanics. In fact, along with those two, it is the third limit of the Universe as shown on the Three Limits diagram on the back cover.In order to achieve the primary purpose it is first necessary to give a background of information from many different areas of human knowledge. While rather uncommon today, the study of cycles has been pursued by a small group of researchers who discovered a subtle, periodic wave nature underlying our everyday experience. Specialists in astrophysics, geology, cosmology, health, physics, economics, astronomy, geophysics, biology, botany, zoology, demecology, climate and weather, history and wars have all found cycles in their domains, yet few have realised that solid, scientific relationships connect these many diverse phenomena.We will therefore journey through this little-known but well-established knowledge, as it is essential to do this in order to appreciate the power of the Harmonics Theory. Read more