Theory of Invariants

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Theory of Invariants

If you had to choose between the Newtonian Law or the Theory of Invariants which would you choose?

The planet Mercury during its elliptical orbit advances according to Newtonian Physics about 1/557th of a degree every century this occurs at the time Mercury is at its closest to the Sun. The Theory of Invariants is accurate and shows that the change is 1/600th of a degree and has been proven to be more accurate.

Every time you use a GPS (Global Positioning System) device you inadvertently prove the Theory of Invariants. By now you are scratching your head since you may never have heard of that Theory in Physics but you know it under a different name but the equation is known by everyone. Albert Einstein ended up calling it the Theory of Relativity.

So what is in a name? If Albert Einstein would have had his way we would be talking about the Theory of Invariants which really does not trip off the tongue very well but then again everything is relative or so Einstein proved.

This is how “Theory of Invariants looks as a card:

Some other groups you may find of interest as well:

DaDa Land
Boolean Art
Human and Nature
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Theory of Invariants belongs to the following groups:

Boolean Art and Globes, Spheres and Curves

Andy73, 9 months ago

Wow, really amazing work. Love it!
pmistric, 9 months ago

Amazing. Love the reflections and your expression in this.
elfevans, 9 months ago

Splendid imagery…keep ‘em commin
Cynthia Adams, 9 months ago

Awesome Thomas..love the depth within the orb..Magical.
Emma Anderson, 9 months ago

Brilliant Graphical Work
brummieboy, 9 months ago

This is magical …..
Jan Kölling, 9 months ago

splendid work on this, love the patterns and colouring
Carlo Cesar Ro..., 9 months ago

Excellent work of art! Congrats and more power!
Wendy Slee KMA, 9 months ago

sheer brilliance
Pete Chennell, 9 months ago

sensational image
velveteagle, 9 months ago

Just love the reflective horizon work… the hole image is intense and sharp .. great work ..
Dorothy Venter, 9 months ago

Words fail me. I can only enjoy.
rozawil, 9 months ago

This is really wonderful, I love it Thomas.
Christopher E..., 9 months ago

love the balance you have on this, great design, very nice work
Stephanie Johnson, 9 months ago

Very very impressive. There’s so much to look at!!
Per Einar Gunn..., 9 months ago

STUNNING!!!!!
vonne, 9 months ago

This is a VERY nice photo.
Heather Loster, 9 months ago

thats unique. i love the reflections on the globe. great job.
Cheryl Dunning, 9 months ago

hmmm not sure what I would choose…
excellent work
judymin, 9 months ago

Awesome work Thomas!
Jing3011, 9 months ago

Like it.
Antanas, 9 months ago

Great work, well done
rossco, 9 months ago

Wow now this is outstanding. Great work as always from you. Top Points.
benjibenji, 9 months ago

this is incredible. well done!
PhotogeniquE IPA, 9 months ago

astonishing graphic – I’m in awe
justlinda, 9 months ago

I haven’t a clue how you did this but it is a stunning /majical piece of work!.
Holly Werner, 9 months ago

I love this. Just amazing. Very beautiful.
Kathleen Struckle, 9 months ago

Awesome piece of work. Love those reflections.
Hiroko, 9 months ago

...cool art!
Lisa Weber, 9 months ago

What a piece of architexture my dear, just fantastic! Im sure this will hit the front page!!
cleanartdirtyart, 9 months ago

THIS IS REAL COOL
Alan Rodmell, 9 months ago

Now this is cool – I love it. Must take so long to do a piece like this
Julie Langford, 9 months ago

Well well well, I get ill and dont come on for a bit, and you post this!!!! I cant believe I wasnt here for this piece. What an awesome piece of art. You must be very proud of this one. One of the finest on RB to date.
BOOKMAKER, 9 months ago

This is absolutely SENSATIONAL ! ! !
Gracey, 9 months ago

Theories? Uh…forget that. I just love looking at beautiful tings – this is one of those! Kudos.
Deri Dority, 9 months ago

Really awesome image!!! So complex and so perfectly done!
Jeff Burns, 9 months ago

just jaw dropping on this one! WOW
halftone, 9 months ago

OMG this is so beautiful! Wonderful sharp lines and shapes backed up with such a beautiful soft sky.
Tabitha Borges, 9 months ago

like how the sky reflect in the orb
Mark Peterson, 9 months ago

Outstanding work!
BySilent, 9 months ago

Thank you Andy73
BySilent, 9 months ago

Thank you pmistric
BySilent, 9 months ago

Thank you elfevans
BySilent, 9 months ago

Thank you krafty
BySilent, 9 months ago

Thank you Emma Anderson
BySilent, 9 months ago

Thank you brummieboy
BySilent, 9 months ago

Thank you Jan
BySilent, 9 months ago

Thank you Carlo
BySilent, 9 months ago

Thank you Wendy
BySilent, 9 months ago

Thank you Pete
BySilent, 9 months ago

Thank you velveteagle
BySilent, 9 months ago

Thank you Dorothy
BySilent, 9 months ago

Thank you rozawil
BySilent, 9 months ago

Thank you Christopher
BySilent, 9 months ago

Thank you Stephanie
BySilent, 9 months ago

Thank you Per
Eyal Nahmias, 9 months ago

One of the best spherical renderings I saw. Excellent design concept, light and texture.
BySilent, 9 months ago

Thank you Yvonne
BySilent, 9 months ago

Thank you candid
BySilent, 9 months ago

Thank you mistressotdark
BySilent, 9 months ago

Thank you judymin
BySilent, 9 months ago

Thank you Jing3011
BySilent, 9 months ago

Thank you Antanas
BySilent, 9 months ago

Thank you rossco
BySilent, 9 months ago

Thank you benjibenji
BySilent, 9 months ago

Thank you photogenique
BySilent, 9 months ago

Thank you justlinda
BySilent, 9 months ago

Thank you Holly
Randy Monteith, 9 months ago

Great work!!
BySilent, 9 months ago

Thank you Kathleen
BySilent, 9 months ago

Thank you Hiroko
BySilent, 9 months ago

Thank you Lisa
BySilent, 9 months ago

Thank you Henry
BySilent, 9 months ago

Thank you Alan
BySilent, 9 months ago

Thank you Julie
BySilent, 9 months ago

Thank you BOOKMAKER
BySilent, 9 months ago

Thank you Gracey
BySilent, 9 months ago

Thank you derid
BySilent, 9 months ago

Thank you Jeff
BySilent, 9 months ago

Thank you halftone
BySilent, 9 months ago

Thank you Tabitha
BySilent, 9 months ago

Thank you Mark
Anne Vis, 9 months ago

Marvellous design and colors!
clarkey, 9 months ago

Fabulous design and colours – everything hangs together so well. Awesome.
BySilent, 9 months ago

Thank you Anne
BySilent, 9 months ago

Thank you clarkey
Helen Bascom KMA, 9 months ago

You work is amazing.
BySilent, 9 months ago

Thank you Helen
Juilee P Pryor, 9 months ago

I’m running out of wow’s . but wow.
Globalphotos, 9 months ago

Outstanding image, great work !!
GittiArt, 9 months ago

You always seems to amaze me ! I love this in every way especially the effect between the warm golden yellow and the cool blue tones ! Great work :-) Bravo Thomas !
Steven Love, 9 months ago

I’m a great follower of Einstein’s work including his “Unified Field Theory”, which Einstein never finished but is still being worked on by today’s Quantum Theorists. I must admit that I never heard of his relativity theory being referred to by any other name.

Great mirror effect on the sphere by the way.
BySilent, 9 months ago

“Einstein believed such laws of motion should be much simpler than the more or less accidental clumps of matter that make things what they are. He looked for properties like energy that remained the same during the motions, and even wished later he had called his most famous discovery the theory of invariants rather than the theory of relativity. So when the old Maxwell equations produced a speed for light without telling what stationary platform you should stand on to measure it, Einstein said it didn’t matter: Just fix up all the other old laws to be consistent with light-speed being the same from any uniformly moving platform. The principle was simple, but the changes needed to fix up Newton’s F = ma implied that the world should look very strange to an observer moving near the speed of light. The symbols that represented durations (and lengths) in the old laws had to be re-interpreted to allow them to stretch (and shrink) in the new laws for moving objects. Since light moves at 186,000 miles per second the corrections are negligible at normal speeds, unless you are making very accurate measurements. Today’s global positioning technology requires measurements of time so accurate that Einstein’s corrected laws of motion are essential to describe the motion of the GPS satellites.
Incidentally, the formula for energy derived from the corrected F = ma contains a new term, the famous E = mc2, where m is mass and c the speed of light. “

http://www.techcommjournal.com/archive.php?articleID=129

I first ran across this idea that Einstein wanted to call his most famous theory the Theory of Invariants was in an Astronomy Magazine that was discussing how modern items such as GPS confirmed the Theory of Relativity. It was in a background block where I read it and found it interesting enough to pass it on in my work “The Theory of Invariants”. I cross checked and found a rather substantial set of references to what Einstein wanted to call his Theory of Relativity. You always welcome to do you own independent research if you haven’t already.
nikspix, 9 months ago

This is so creative. Wondeful job!!
Paul Milburn, 9 months ago

ray tracing at its best
AnnieG, 9 months ago

Stunning image and love your descriptor!
humanalien, 9 months ago

THIS IS MAD !^$^#&##$*$
Emma Anderson, 8 months ago

Fantastic reflections in this, in nature we can see how it’s done but to do it digitally, the mind boggles! A great addition to the light and reflection group!
TrEaSuReDiMaGeS, 8 months ago

Love the lighting and reflection in this image, such a unique and creative idea. I really like the title that you picked :-) This is a wonderful addition to the light and reflection group BySilent!
Rudschinat, 8 months ago

Bryce??
:)Gorm
Stacey Hatton, 8 months ago

An interesting concept. Wonderful sense of infinity within the orb. I love the reflections and metallic shine in this one. The overlaying of the curved metal bars really adds grace. Brilliant!
Bluetiger, 8 months ago

The beauty of this is mind blowing!
DawsonImages, 8 months ago

A slinky gone wild, cool abstract
Jewd, 8 months ago

A masterful piece…the reflections are fabulous…the old master painters used to use these amber balls to choose the colors for their paintings, all the tones they reflected of a scene would be mixed then applied, thats’ why they are always in sepia…just a bit of trivia, this reminded me of…thanks so much for all your wonderful info ….
Damiend, 8 months ago

Wonderful image. It is brilliant work!!!
Luuezz, 8 months ago

Hi Silient! love this**excellent image, well done
CanDuCreations, 8 months ago

Splendid and very beautiful work Thomas. Thea Walstra
Aphoto4You IPA, 8 months ago

TOUCH of CLASS…
Annika Strömgren, 8 months ago

Amazing image!!
paul romanowski, 8 months ago

GOD ONE….......EXPLAIN STELLAR?
gabryshak, 8 months ago

fabulous! really truly stunning!
Nope, 8 months ago

Nice. Like the colors and reflections
The Avatara VII23, 7 months ago

wow!
Noeleen Vivian, about 1 month ago

Very nice work!
Michael Beers, 26 days ago

NICE VERY NICE THANKS FOR SHARING