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| − | Huck presents a collection of individual scientific concepts along with his insight into how these concepts may be integrated to justify the existence of multiple universes, explain gravity and transport enormous distances at near instantaneous time. Ideas are presented in a unique quantum-leap style wherein the connections will require some familiarity with each subject and concept. The article is fascinating and will cause those with the ability to make the leap-frog journey of ideas to think long and carefully about his synthesis. | + | Huck presents a collection of individual scientific concepts along with his insight into how these concepts may be integrated to justify the existence of multiple universes, explain gravity and transport enormous distances at near instantaneous time. Ideas are presented in a unique quantum-leap style wherein the connections will require some familiarity with each subject and concept. The article is fascinating and will cause those with the ability to make the leap-frog journey of ideas to think long and carefully about his synthesis. |
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Latest revision as of 19:33, 1 January 2017
| Scientific Paper | |
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| Title | Foundation of Physics |
| Author(s) | Jerome Huck |
| Keywords | aether, gravity, multiple universes, negative mass, quantum mechanics, relativity theory, speed of gravity, tunneling, warp drives, zero-point energy |
| Published | 2001 |
| Journal | Electric Spacecraft Journal |
| Number | 32 |
| Pages | 19-29 |
Abstract
Huck presents a collection of individual scientific concepts along with his insight into how these concepts may be integrated to justify the existence of multiple universes, explain gravity and transport enormous distances at near instantaneous time. Ideas are presented in a unique quantum-leap style wherein the connections will require some familiarity with each subject and concept. The article is fascinating and will cause those with the ability to make the leap-frog journey of ideas to think long and carefully about his synthesis.
