Abstract

It is very unlikely to come into such a situation as the present writer is in at the moment. The explanation is, of course, that all credit belongs to Fritz Zwicky who in the year 1929 discovered that light roaming a cauldron of whirling galaxies is bound to lose energy – as an explanation of the famous cosmological redshift law discovered the same year by his direct colleague Edwin Hubble. The new fundamental science invoked by Zwicky would 8 decades later be escribed explicitly in a 3-particle special case by Klaus Sonnleitner in Tuebingen, and independently by Ramis Movassagh in the U.S., both published in 2010. I was only able to contribute the name for the new fundamental science found. Being a twin sister to Thermodynamics, the new science was called “Cryodynamics.”