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Volume I of the Expanded Edition of the Structure of the Physical Universe. Covers the basic postulates of the Reciprocal System of Theory, reference systems, radiation, gravitation, superluminal velocities, atoms, sub-atomic particles, the origin of physical constants, cosmic ray decay, simple and complex chemical compounds, and the groundwork for future research.
'''''Nothing But Motion''''' is a 1979 book by [[Dewey B Larson]], published by North Pacific Publishers. It is Volume I of the revised and expanded edition of Larson's ''The Structure of the Physical Universe'', and the primary statement of his '''[[Reciprocal System]]''' of theory.
 
==Overview==
 
The book sets out the basic postulates of the Reciprocal System — in which the physical universe is composed of nothing but motion, and space and time are the two reciprocal aspects of that motion. From these postulates Larson attempts to derive, deductively, a wide range of physics: reference systems, radiation, gravitation, faster-than-light (superluminal) velocities, the structure of atoms and sub-atomic particles, the origin of the physical constants, cosmic-ray decay, and the formation of chemical compounds. It is intended as the foundation for the further volumes and for future research in the system.
 
==About the author==
 
Dewey B. Larson (1898–1990) was an American chemical engineer and independent theoretician, the originator of the Reciprocal System of theory. See also his ''[[New Light on Space and Time]]''.
 
==Publication details==
 
* '''Author:''' [[Dewey B Larson]]
* '''Publisher:''' [[North Pacific Publishers]]
* '''Published:''' 1979
* '''Pages:''' 292
* '''ISBN:''' 091313807X


==Links to Purchase Book==
==Links to Purchase Book==


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* [https://www.amazon.com/Nothing-But-Motion-Dewey-Larson/dp/091313807X Nothing But Motion] (Amazon)


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Nothing But Motion
AuthorDewey B Larson
LanguageEnglish
SubjectReciprocal System, theoretical physics
Published1979
PublisherNorth Pacific Publishers
Pages292
ISBN091313807X

Nothing But Motion is a 1979 book by Dewey B Larson, published by North Pacific Publishers. It is Volume I of the revised and expanded edition of Larson's The Structure of the Physical Universe, and the primary statement of his Reciprocal System of theory.

Overview

The book sets out the basic postulates of the Reciprocal System — in which the physical universe is composed of nothing but motion, and space and time are the two reciprocal aspects of that motion. From these postulates Larson attempts to derive, deductively, a wide range of physics: reference systems, radiation, gravitation, faster-than-light (superluminal) velocities, the structure of atoms and sub-atomic particles, the origin of the physical constants, cosmic-ray decay, and the formation of chemical compounds. It is intended as the foundation for the further volumes and for future research in the system.

About the author

Dewey B. Larson (1898–1990) was an American chemical engineer and independent theoretician, the originator of the Reciprocal System of theory. See also his New Light on Space and Time.

Publication details

Links to Purchase Book