INSTITUTE OF PHILOSOPHY OF NATURE
Download Article Abstract The phenomenon of grazing incidence of light is conventionally explained within the framework of electromagnetic wave theory, where boundary conditions naturally lead to wave alignment along an interface at shallow angles. However, the wave description raises fundamental…
Download Article Abstract If we dissect the title of paper, the four words are significant like ‘Mother’, ‘Invention’, ‘Necessity’ and ‘Unification of Sciences’. Among these, most important is ‘Mother’. Both biological and Nature ‘Mother’ are important for existence of all…
Download Article Abstract This paper presents a brief review of the universal archetypal opposites yin and yang, the ancient Chinese philosophy, in relation to unified field theory. The researchers have given detailed account of the origin, history, application, and practice…
Download Article Abstract Astrophysics is one of the greatest achievements of human thought, but it has several limitations. It depends mainly on indirect observations, distant cosmic events, and limited technology, which create uncertainty in our understanding. Many important ideas cannot…
Download Article Abstract Certain events are so common that it skips the scientific enquiry as to why it is so? The natural growth of trees is directed vertically upwards. For such directional growth, a directional dominating force in the growing-front…
Download Article Abstract The wave particle duality accepted for light is conceptually inconsistent and against the consistent norms of nature. Light is conceptualized differently in different contexts such as light is a wave packet, a point particle, a field excitation…
Download Article Abstract Our understanding is shaped by our objective. If the goal is merely to reproduce atomic spectra, one may adopt a model without concern for its physical reality. However, if the objective is to explain atomic spectra while…