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The man behind quantum physics Max Planck

Max Planck (1858-1947)

German scientist and the father of quantum mechanics Max Planck (1858-1947). In Finnish Wikipedia is claiming that he was baptized as  "Marx".  (2)But he used the name "Max" all his life. But history knows that man as Max Karl Ernst Ludwig Planck. 

It is suspicious that the name "Marx" was the trick. Which mission was to deny the Nazis to make contact with that man. And the thing is that this man lived an unhappy life because all his children died before him. So the life of that man was not very happy. 

His first son and the only child saw adulthood executed by Gestapo in 1945. Because he was involved in the  July 20 conspiracy against Adolph Hitler. Another interesting detail in this man's life was that his home was destroyed by an allied air raid in 1944. 

The notes of that remarkable man were also destroyed in that incident.  Max Planck died at the age of 89 in the year 1947. And there is no physical merchandise that proved to belong to that man. So there is hard to get DNA analysis of the cells of Max Planck and by using that data could be possible to track the descendants of that family. In Germany, there is a "Max Planck institute that carries the name of that man who invented quantum theory. 




(1)https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Max_Planck


(2)https://fi.wikipedia.org/wiki/Max_Planck


Planck and the theorem of the black ball

The idea of a black hole has the origin of the black ball theorem. What if the object absorbs all energy and wave movement that impacts it? The energy level of the black ball rises until the energy will break out from the ball. The idea is that when the energy level of objects is increasing. The oscillation in particles that are forming the ball is increasing. The power of the quantum fields around them is rising higher and higher. 

Until the expanding quantum field of those particles pushes particles. And they will fly out of the structure. If that thing will not happen the weight of the particles is rising and then sooner or later the particle will turn into a black hole. When the weight of the particles is rising high enough it drops out from the universe forming the black hole. 

The Planck's mirror ball

If there is a ball whose inner layer will have 100% reflection and researchers conduct light. That thing increases the energy level in the ball. If the ball cannot conduct energy somewhere. That thing causes destruction. 

If the layer would not absorb energy or photons the level of the energy rises in the ball. The rising energy will push the layers of the ball outside. And then that thing causes the explosion. The fact is that the level of energy cannot rise forever. Or the structure of the ball will be destroyed or there is forming the black hole inside the ball. 

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