Quantum Physics Debate, Is It Relevant?

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The discussion centers on the relevance of Quantum Physics and The Theory of Relativity in predicting planetary orbits. Aaron argues that both theories are flawed and insufficient for accurate predictions. The conversation highlights the need for peer-reviewed references to substantiate claims made in independent research. The importance of rigorous scientific validation is emphasized as a prerequisite for meaningful debate.

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  • Understanding of The Theory of Relativity
  • Familiarity with Quantum Physics principles
  • Knowledge of scientific research methodologies
  • Ability to interpret peer-reviewed scientific literature
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  • Research the limitations of The Theory of Relativity in astrophysics
  • Explore alternative theories to Quantum Physics regarding gravitational effects
  • Study peer-review processes in scientific publishing
  • Investigate current debates on planetary motion and gravitational theories
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Researchers, physicists, and students interested in the foundational theories of physics and their implications for understanding planetary motion.

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I have recently been doing research and have found that The Theory of Relativity is not accurate enough to predict paths of the planet's orbit. I would also like to call to attention that gravity and quantum physics are flawed in one way or another. So in turn I would like to have some ideas about how the world and other planets stay in orbit.
Respectfully,
Aaron
 
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