Neoclassical Unifed Physical Theory of Every Thing
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| Author | Rati Ram Sharma |
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| Published | 1997, 1998 (2nd Ed.) |
| Publisher | Rati Ram Sharma |
| Pages | 195 |
This new book for the first time undertakes wholesale revision of the conceptual foundations of contemporary sciences, and is replete with far-reaching conceptual breakthroughs, arising largely from the omnipresent, all-composing and all-pervading physical ?sharmon medium? in free space. The unnecessary origin of Relativity and Quantum Theory is traced to the old classical theories? unclarity about the natures of light and vacuum. It brings out and rectifies unrealities and shortcomings in Relativity, Quantum Theory, Heisenberg?s Uncertainty Principle, Quarks? & Leptons? elementarity, Big Bang and Steady State Theories of Expanding Universe, Physical Bases of Molecular Specificities and Positive Recognition, etc. It does more than all that these modern scientific theories were all about to, but could not, do. The status of the homoeopathic science is raised to put it along with other modern sciences within the same covers of a single (this) book. Some scriptural cosmologies are made consistent with science. The book for the first time illustrates rewriting, and marks the beginning of, realistic science, medicine and philosophy. 2nd edition 1998: Further to the 1st edition the theoretical predictions on the compositeness of quarks, neutrino mass and electric dipolemoment of neutron are experimentally confirmed.
