The Energy Wave Theory (of Everything)
A theory of everything (TOE) is a hypothetical framework that links together the physical aspects of the universe, in particular the unification of energy and forces. Albert Einstein spent his remaining years of his life trying to unify electromagnetism and gravity, yet, they remain separated today.
There is a single theory and it has been overlooked for more than a century due to the belief that there is no medium in space (aether) to carry waves of energy. When the aether is considered, it is possible to unify and explain energy and forces. Given the ambitious challenge in tackling a TOE, Energy Wave Theory has a very high burden of proof to be considered by modern physics. Specifically, it has the burden of:
1) Calculating values that match experimental results, and
2) Deriving existing energy and force equations, and
3) Providing reasonable explanations for observations in particle experiments
A series of six papers achieves the burden presented above. Due to the significant length of requirement for this proof, this work was divided into six logical papers. These papers are available for download:
- Particle Energy and Interaction: Explained and Derived by Energy Wave Equations
- Atomic Orbitals: Explained and Derived by Energy Wave Equations
- Forces: Explained and Derived by Energy Wave Equations
- Photons: Explained and Derived by Energy Wave Equations
- Fundamental Physical Constants: Explained and Derived by Energy Wave Equations
- Key Physics Equations and Experiments: Explained and Derived by Energy Wave Equations
The following summarizes the proof, organized by calculations, derivations and explanations as per the burden of proof. This synopsis is not only a summary of the work that has been achieved in these six papers, but it also serves as a guide to quickly access the work by paper or web page.
1. Calculations Matching Experimental Data
In each of the six papers presented, the wave energy and force equations are used to calculate data and match these calculations against experimental measurements. All of the calculations presented can be downloaded in spreadsheet and Mathcad format here.
| Calculation | Paper | Web Page(s) |
| 20 Fundamental Physical Constants including k, h, lp, me, etc. (0.000% accuracy) |
Fundamental Physical Constants |
Constants overview |
| 3 Fundamental Physical Constants including rp, mp/me (<1% accuracy) |
Fundamental Physical Constants |
Proton radius Proton mass Proton-electron mass ratio |
| Electric Forces charges over varying distances (0.000% accuracy) |
Forces |
Electric forces |
| Magnetic Forces charges over varying speeds (0.000% accuracy) |
Forces |
Magnetic forces |
| Gravitational Forces large bodies over varying distances (0.000% accuracy) |
Forces |
Gravitational forces |
| Strong and Nuclear Forces at 0.85 and 1.13 femtometers (~0.5% accuracy) |
Forces | Strong force |
| Acceleration of planet surface gravities (acceleration) (accurate to known precision) |
Forces |
Planet surface gravities |
| Particle Energies from neutrino to Higgs boson (accuracy varies by particle) |
Particle Energy and Interaction |
Particle rest energies |
| Photon Wavelengths wavelengths from hydrogen orbitals (0.00 to 0.03% accuracy) |
Particle Energy and Interaction | Hydrogen photon wavelengths |
| Photon Energies 250+ photon energies from H to Ca (accuracy varies by element) |
Atomic Orbitals |
Photon ionization energies |
| Orbital distances 450+ orbital distances from H to Ca (accuracy varies by element) |
Atomic Orbitals | Neutral and ionized element orbital distances |
Table 1 – Calculations Matching Experimental Data
2. Derivations of Existing Equations
The following is the fundamental energy wave equation that was used to derive the energy and force equations in Table 2.
Energy Wave Equation
| Derivation | Paper | Web Page(s) |
| Mass – energy (E=mc2) | Key Physics Equations and Experiments | E=mc2 |
| Energy – momentum (E=pc) | Key Physics Equations and Experiments | E=pc |
| Planck relation (E=hf) | Key Physics Equations and Experiments | E=hf |
| Newton’s 2nd law of motion (F=ma) | Key Physics Equations and Experiments | F=ma |
| Newton’s gravitation (F=Gmm/r2) | Key Physics Equations and Experiments | F=Gmm/r2 |
| Coulomb’s law (F=kqq/r2) | Key Physics Equations and Experiments | F=kqq/r2 |
| Relativity | Key Physics Equations and Experiments | Relativity |
Table 2 – Derivations of Existing Equations
3. Explanations of Experiments & Observations
With a new theory based on wave energy, some of the mysteries in the subatomic world have reasonable explanations. One of the first experiments to explain is the Michelson-Morley experiment, as the aether that was disregarded by the experiment is essential for any theory based on wave energy.
The table below lists some of the explanations provided by Energy Wave Theory in the papers. Many of the mysteries are better described with animation, provided on this web site, found here.
| Explanation | Paper | Web Page(s) |
| Aether (Michelson-Morley experiment) | Key Physics Equations and Experiments | Aether |
| Particle formation and decay | Key Physics Equations and Experiments | Particles |
| Photon interactions | Photons | Photon interactions |
| Proton structure | Fundamental Physical Constants | Proton |
| Weak force (beta decay) | Forces | Weak force |
| Particle spin (magnetism and gravity) | Forces | Forces overview |
| Periodic Table of Elements sequence | Atomic Orbitals | Atomic nucleus |
| Orbital distances | Atomic Orbitals | Orbital distances |
| Orbital shapes | Atomic Orbitals | Orbital shapes |
| Annihilation and pair production | Particle Energy and Interaction | Photon interactions |
Table 3 – Explanations of Experiments and Observations
Suggested Experiments
There is sufficient evidence to unify energy equations and forces into a classical structure based on energy waves. The approach is considerably different than modern day quantum physics, and requires rolling back more than a century of the aether being disregarded. Once the aether is reconsidered, a medium in space with a density that matches the calculations from energy wave theory can be introduced. Once a medium exists, longitudinal waves that travel the universe may exist, as it was calculated to be the reason for particle mass, electromagnetism and the cause of gravity. However, none of this can exist, without the aether.
A good theory should also propose new experiments for validity – preferably to address unresolved problems in physics. The following are suggested experiments raised by this theory that could provide validation:
- If the aether does truly exist, then the Michelson-Morley experiment may be run again considering length contraction, to determine if there is indeed an aether wind. It should match the density property calculated in these papers.
- If the neutrino is the fundamental particle… the rest mass is likely around 2.39 eV.
- If leptons are the same geometry as stable atomic elements… a neutrino at K=2 should be found around 110 eV.
- If the electron is not a fundamental particle… then neutrinos should show up in high-energy electron collisions.
- If the proton is a pentaquark… then four quarks and an anti-quark should appear with more frequency in high-energy proton collisions (as opposed to three quarks).
- If the weak force is the probability of solar neutrinos colliding with a free neutron… then neutron decay times will be longer for experiments further from the Sun (relative to Earth).
- If the complex orbital configurations for elements beyond calcium can be computer modeled using the same classical equations found here… then all of the ionization energies for any atom should be correctly calculated or predicted.