ENERGY DYNAMICS AS A THEORY OF ABSOLUTEITY

Abstract The article proves the possibility and expediency of the transition to an absolute frame of reference in any theory based on the law of conservation of energy. One of such theories is energy dynamics as a further generalization of equilibrium and nonequilibrium thermodynamics to non-thermal machines and forms of energy. It substantiates the existence of a preferable frame of reference, which is space itself. It is shown that in such a system any phenomenon is described and explained most simply. The theory is based on the principles of distinguishability and counter-direction of processes and is focused on the study of isolated systems of any complexity, for which space itself serves as such an AFR. The consequences and advantages of this approach are analyzed.