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This video (Part 358 of a series) presents the speaker's personal physics theory, directly challenging the established principles of energy-mass conservation and equivalence. The speaker, Minadash, argues that physicists and relativists are incorrect, proposing instead that mass and its corresponding energy can be simultaneously created or destroyed, not merely converted. This process is described through an "interconversion mechanism" involving massless neutrinos and massive electrons, potentially occurring in phenomena like black hole interactions or beta decay. Mass is defined not as equivalent to energy, but as an intrinsic property of a fundamental "electron motion form," conceptualized as a ring-shaped wave perpetually generating interconnected spherical waves. The theory uses a black hole scenario as an example, suggesting that electron motion forms swallowed by a black hole exceed the speed of light, causing their mass (and associated energy) to become zero. Upon expulsion as jets and slowing below light speed, they allegedly regain both mass and energy together.

Challenging Physics: Minadash's Theory on Non-Conservation of Mass and Energy

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