AAWSAP DIRD, Negative Mass Propulsion, January 2011

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The assumption that SU2 is the fundamental group means that nature works like a
computer with a binary number system. Since SU2 is isomorphic to 503, the rotation
group in R3, this explains why natural space is three-dimensional.
The Planck's aether conjecture is the assumption that the vacuum of space is densely
filled with an equal number of positive and negative Planck mass particles, with each
Planck length volume on the average occupied by one Planck mass, with the Planck
mass particles interacting with each other by the Planck force over a Planck length, and
with Planck mass particles of equal sign repelling and those of opposite sign attracting
each other. The particular choice made for the sign of the Planck force is the only one
that keeps the Planck aether stable. While Newton's action-reaction remains valid for
the interaction of equal Planck mass particles, it is violated for the interaction of a
positive with a negative Planck mass particle, even though globally the total linear
momentum of the Planck mass plasma is conserved, with the recoil absorbed by the
Planck aether as a whole.
It is the local violation of Newton's action-reaction which leads to quantum mechanics
at the most fundamental level, as can be seen as follows: Under the Planck
force FP =mPc2I rP, the velocity fluctuation of a Planck mass particle interacting with a
Planck mass particle of opposite sign is /),,v = (~, /mP)tP = (c2/rP)(rP/c) = c, and hence
yields the momentum fluctuation 1~.p = mPc. But since !),,q_ = rP and because mPrPc = h,
one obtains Heisenberg's uncertainty relation !),,p!),,q =h for a Planck-mass particle.
Accordingly, the quantum fluctuations are explained by the interaction with hidden
negative masses, with energy borrowed from the sea of hidden negative masses.
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