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Today, physics cannot explain very simple phenomena that we observe every day:
Doctors of science in physics themselves admit that there are many inconsistencies and discrepancies with practice in modern theories of physics.
But when they are asked why nothing changes, they answer directly: If we acknowledge this, then we will have to rewrite school and university textbooks; can you imagine what that would be like? Doctoral and professorship degrees and positions would be at risk.
1) Boiling water – according to the current theory of physics, a bubble cannot form because the surface tension of the bubble is more than 1000 atmospheres, and the amount of energy needed to turn water into steam (a water molecule into a vapor phase) is 13 times greater than the average kinetic energy of liquid molecules. That is, modern physics theory contradicts phenomena that we can all observe.
2) Physics cannot explain why an airplane flies – the lift of today's aircraft is 10 times greater than the lift theoretically possible (according to the current theory of physics).
3) Hydroponics – today, physics cannot explain why, in hydroponics, products (nuclei, elements) appear in the soil that were not present in the original substances in the fertilizers, in the air, or in the soil.
4) Mollusks – today, physics cannot explain why some mollusks have a chitinous shell in conditions where there is no calcium, when chitin contains calcium.
5) Lightning – modern physics theory cannot explain it.