Conclusions

To the best of my knowledge, the BF-theory is the first figurative model that combines both EM and gravitational fields in one single concept. In addition, the BF-theory is able to explain in a figurative way the fields of force and inertia as well as predicting phenomena like antigravity, the tunnel effect, and larger spaces without resistance. I therefore think that this theory is quite realistic and we should try to develop the predicted phenomena and possibilities.

It cannot be foreseen, what possibilities may exist if we can learn to produce and control holes in the BF. A practical application could be instant teleportation of material bodies. Through holes in the BF, we could also receive signals from remote civilizations and send them our own signals. We would dispose in this case of the possibility to communicate, even without any physical contact, and in this context information has already been tunneled without being destroyed.³

In (Calvet), further practical applications of the BF-theory are discussed, such as the possibility of intergalactic voyages with the aid of field and gyroscopic propulsions.⁵ Another possibility is the transmutation of elementary particles (will be discussed in the future 2nd part of this theory: "Elementary Particles").

Since any momentary reduction of the BF signifies that the BF is absorbing energy and that it is vibrating, it should be possible for us to use these vibrations (Casimir-like-Energy) so that we could dispose of a practically unlimited amount of cheap energy due to the practically unlimited number of interactions between fermions and the BF in our universe.

Finally, the BF-theory agrees with the possibility of overluminic velocity with Special Relativity, since without the BF, the resistance of the space is equal to zero and the mass of a body can no longer increase. The only factor that can cause an increase the mass of a body (e.g. its inherent potential energy) are interactions with VG. Since a hole in the BF, there are no VG or any other particle to interact with, the mass of a body cannot increase in any way whatsoever since absolutely no interaction can take place.

 

Acknowledgements

I wished to thank all those people (like my wife Maria) that have supported me during all these years my experiments of thought, which has gradually led to the BF-theory. I hope this that theory will be very useful to mankind and that we may learn with its aid more about the real nature of our universe.

 

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