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The Origin of Mass

Posted on 29th October 202430th October 2024 By Stephen Drury No Comments on The Origin of Mass

Through our full real life actions we sense the energies and matter of the universe. We experience the origin of mass in the definite effort to move around in the world. This concentration of energies through mass is a function of the universe we call gravitation. In fact the energies interchanges of the whole universe provide comprehension of the dynamics of masses of stars rotating in galaxies and clusters.

The results of the KATRIN experiment reported in Nature Physics magazine on February 14th 2022 set the mass of the electron neutrino as <0.8 eV ( <10 -36 kg ). Mixing and oscillations of electron, muon and tau neutrinos confirms that their different masses have independent origins. The masses of the different neutrinos come from energies concentrating together. The oscillation between different neutrinos comes from energies of the universe coming together to make the masses of the various individual neutrinos – this comprehension of the energies functioning of the universe opens the way for a new physics.

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