In his groundbreaking book, God’s Particle and Elements: Core of the Universe, Gerald W. Scanlon presented a theory of creation. He presented a model showing how the 118 known elements, along with 2 God’s particles, were created during the first few moments of the universe. He showed, as well, how hidden universes were created as waves separated particles and anti-particles into different sections of the universe.
In his latest book, Fundamental Particles at Creation, Gerald W. Scanlon provides a theoretical framework and visuals to show the fabric of space-time has an invisible quantum field embedded in it. The invisible quantum field is like a machine that set itself up in space and time and played a key role in producing the fundamental particles of the universe. There are two major groups of fundamental particles in the standard model. Fermions are the building blocks of matter while bosons behave as force carriers for fermion interactions.
The author incorporates fermions and bosons into his proposed theory of creation. He does so by showing the fundamental particles’ relationship to the invisible quantum field and linking the quantum field to the Big Bang.
In his latest book, Fundamental Particles at Creation, Gerald W. Scanlon provides a theoretical framework and visuals to show the fabric of space-time has an invisible quantum field embedded in it. The invisible quantum field is like a machine that set itself up in space and time and played a key role in producing the fundamental particles of the universe. There are two major groups of fundamental particles in the standard model. Fermions are the building blocks of matter while bosons behave as force carriers for fermion interactions.
The author incorporates fermions and bosons into his proposed theory of creation. He does so by showing the fundamental particles’ relationship to the invisible quantum field and linking the quantum field to the Big Bang.
