The Mechanical Reality of the So-Called 'Quantum' World A Challenge to Mathematical Ambiguity through DGST
Year: 2026
Type: preprint
Abstract: : 1. The Vacuum Contradiction: Mainstream science claims space is a vacuum (nothingness), yet it confirms the transmission of light, solar winds, and Hydrogen ions from the Sun to planets. DGST Logic: If particles are flowing from the Sun, they are moving through a Mechanical Medium. There is no "nothingness." 2. Quantum is not Magic, it is Mechanism: Science labels unseen phenomena as "Quantum" simply because they cannot observe the mechanical routine at that scale. The Proof of Temperature: If scientists measure temperature (even at 10 mill kelvins), it proves the existence of matter. Temperature is a vibration of atoms. Measuring it in a "vacuum" confirms that the vacuum is actually a Dense Mechanical Shield. 3. The Thermal Engine of Existence : Just as a human body requires heat, the universe requires the thermal energy provided by Hydrogen. The Stagnation Risk: Without this heat, the universal gear system would freeze, and all planetary rotation would cease. Hydrogen is the fuel; rotation is the work. 4. Why Atoms are Unique : Mainstream physics wrongly assumes all atoms are identical. Mechanical Context: No two atoms occupy the same space or face the same Rotational Torque. Every atom is shaped by its external environment and the D-Value (Mechanical Shield) of its planet. Conclusion : It is time to replace "Quantum Ambiguity" with "Mechanical Determinism." Science must accept that if a phenomenon can be measured or felt, it is mechanical. The universe is not a collection of probability clouds; it is a 100% Solid, Rotating, Thermal-Mechanical Machine. Key Word: DGST, Universal Pressure-Rotation Formula, Cosmic Womb, D-Value, Planetary Mechanics, Atmospheric Pressure, Beyond Gravity, Planetary Physics. "Copyright © 2026 by Prashant Deshmukh. No part of this theory (DGST) may be reproduced or transmitted in any form without prior written permission from the author."
Author: Deshmukh, prashant
Language: English
Subfield: Astronomy and Astrophysics
Field: Physics and Astronomy
Domain: Physical Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W7161474394
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