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| Author | Lindy Millard |
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| Published | 1986 |
| Publisher | Borderland Sciences |
| Pages | 15 |
| ISBN | B001NQVJXM Invalid ISBN |
In more enlightened quarters the ether has never gone out of fashion. The extraordinary science of ether physics explains the four forces that comprise our universe. Millard begins with the Four Creative Forces of Lemuria, and carries on into Gravitational, Electric, Magnetic, and Fields of Optical Radiation-Pressure. The regions thus characterized are called fields, namely: (1) gravitational fields, (2) electric fields, (3) magnetic fields, (4) fields of optical radiation-pressure. Some explanatory diagrams are included.
