Diana Wunderle

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Momentum in S: The Wisp Unification Theory 

momentum in s

 

We use wisp’s velocity transformations to calculate the momentum before and after an elastic collision between two identical particles of masses ma and mb. Particle A is stationary in absolute rest frame S, and particle B is stationary with respect to moving frame S’. Frame S’ moves through wisp space at speed V along the negative x-axis. Both particles receive a push along their y-axes, which move them towards each other at equal speeds, and they collide at a point that is the origin of both of their reference frames. I have interpreted this event as a human experience, or metaphysical event. In my painting, particle A is the active principle, or male, entity in absolute rest within the frame of the canvas. That which is not at rest is not seen within the frame of the canvas. Particle B is the passive, or female, aspect seen in the foreground; stationary with respect to the active principle of the frame.nbsp;





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