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My Challenge to Anyone Defending the Current Axiomatic Science and Mathematics Weeks ago, I commented on this post. Today a former Bell Labs alum, ED, proceeded to tell me that laser's directive beam is explained as "the laser beam is directive because it is a plane, coherent light wave issued from an amplified oscillation in a resonant cavity : the direction is that which is determined by the cavity mirrors, perfectly parallel to each other". It is like saying water flows because it is liquid and liquid obviously flows! The reason for laser's directivity and coherence is the SAME! This is what the world has missed entirely. Why? Because the current mainstream physics/science and mathematics are axiomatic due to the fact that science and mathematics are NOT of Western origin. I challenged ED to prove Gauss' Law (First of the 4 Maxwell's Equations), Lambert's Law, and Fourier Transform Relations empirically as live demonstrations in public. I told him, if he can't do it, he should find at least one person from the vast world of physics, mathematics and electrical engineering to do such. After all we are both Bell Labs alums! He hasn't taken on the challenge and instead told me that my talk is b... My challenge here is for the whole world. Either prove what I am asking - or admit that Europe stole math and science from Bharat and when they didn't fully understand all such, they created axioms and from certain axioms, people then develop further scientific work. This is NOT valid science! Please do read my conversation with ED. My experience is that when I challenge other scientists like this, they sooner or later delete their posts. Anyone arguing like ED cannot have any respect for science and mathematics. We need a responsible group of people to look into what has happened to science and mathematics.

"Remembering the brilliance of Sir C.V. Raman on National Science Day! His groundbreaking work in physics, particularly the Raman Effect, has left an indelible mark on the scientific world. Let's celebrate the legacy of this visionary scientist and continue to be inspired by the wonders of science. 🌐🔬 #NationalScienceDay #SirCVRaman #ScientificLegacy"

Day 16; 30 Days, 30 Scientists. Today, we celebrate the legacy of Marie Curie, a scientist who reshaped the landscape of physics and chemistry. Curie's brilliance led her to become the first woman to win a Nobel Prize and the only person to receive Nobel Prizes in two different scientific fields. Explore more about Marie Curie's pioneering journey through today's post and the link provided below - https://lnkd.in/gNVkW_6t Good day and happy learning!

Education is not the only "METRIC' to Measure Intelligence.

His book on Thermal Physics is THE best textbook for any physics student ever! I still review this book 20 years later

On National Science Day, we commemorate the significance of Sir C.V. Raman's groundbreaking discovery, the Raman Effect. His contributions have illuminated the world of physics and inspired countless minds. Let's celebrate the spirit of scientific inquiry and progress. Happy National Science Day! #nationalscienceday #globalscience #scienceandtechnology #nationalscienceday2024

When you look inside a reactor’s core, do you notice that captivating blue glow? That is the ‘Cherenkov effect’ at work! It is named after the physicist who was born #onthisday in 1904. While studying the effects of radiation emitted by sources such as radium, passing through various fluids, Pavel Cherenkov observed a blue-ish light emitted by a radioactive source placed in water. This phenomenon was later explained by Igor Tamm and Ilya Frank: charged particles are disturbing electrons as the particles move faster than the speed of light in the insulating medium like water. This is the ‘Cherenkov effect,’ and he along with Tamm and Frank earned the 1958 The Nobel Prize in Physics "for the discovery and the interpretation of the Cherenkov effect".