WikiMechanics is a theory about physics that is based on describing what we see, hear and feel. Ideas are presented in a way that is accessible to an adventurous lay reader. We start in plain newspaper English, then words with specialized meanings are explained as we go along in terms of common sensations. The level of mathematics is mostly high-school algebra.
So far WikiMechanics has made scientific definitions of mass and time. This includes a detailed mathematical analysis of nuclear particles that compares very favorably with experimental observation. The conservations laws and Pauli's exclusion principle have been explicitly developed from their historical roots. Nothing yet on big-bangs or black-holes.
Right now WikiMechanics is working on a scientific theory of space and a logical exposition of Newtonian Mechanics.
You are invited to participate in this wiki of exploration, just click on the green button. 
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