Category Archives: Euler’s equations

New wine in new bottles

In my recent post I was presenting new formulas for the attitude matrix, different from those of a month ago. And I did not explain in detail how I got them, and why they look like being in disagreement with … Continue reading

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Attitude matrix for m<1

The last post was about The final answer for the Universe in which m>1. Yet, as I see it today, it was neither complete nor final. It was a very bad approximation. It may be also that our universe is … Continue reading

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The final answer for the Universe in which m<1

This is not an independent post or note or whatever. It is a continuation. In fact it is the continuation of Approaching the ultimate answer for m

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