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  • Galileo Was Wrong: The Church Was Right, Abridged Version
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  • Was ist Wissenschaft?: Praktische Wissenschaftslehre
    | name = Was ist Wissenschaft?: Praktische Wissenschaftslehre ...1-18 Was ist Wissenschaft?: Praktische Wissenschaftslehre]][[Category:Book|was ist wissenschaft praktische wissenschaftslehre]]
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  • Collider Folly
    ...ium but the end of the old. The new millennium starts with the year 2001. Was everybody wrong? You bet. Has “everybody” been wrong before? Yu
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  • Developments on the Postulate on the Velocity of Light in the Twentieth Century
    ...ot until 1990 that the general formulation of the universal time postulate was developed by Moon, Spencer and Moon. Today we know that electromagnetic sig
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  • Was ist und was will die GFWP?
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  • Thinking Like a Particle
    ...l considered as working fluids for similar power generation systems. There was no choice but to think like a particle.
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  • Returning Physics Equations to their Empirical Roots
    ...to being unit free. The consequence of that act was that fundamental unity was achieved and remained present in the development of theory that followed. T
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  • Testing the Hypothesis of Redshift Quantization in Iwanowska Galaxy Lines Connected with our Galaxy and M31
    ...alues of redshift or morphological types of objects and locations on lines was visible.
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  • Big Bang
    ...verything was red-shifted in our telescopes, it was assumed that the earth was near the point where all mass exploded to start the known universe. Since the conclusion that red-shift was caused by stellar movement, other theories have emerged to explain the red
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  • Experimentum Crucis
    ...as received by this editor via Usenet on 28 August 1989, at a time when it was still quite unknown what the outcome of the experiment would be.
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  • 2009 Extraordinary Technology Conference Summary
    ...king the conference stand out was the facility, the Nativo Lodge. Not only was it an excellent and beautifully appointed building, but its staff members,
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  • Extragalactic Evidence for Quantum Causality
    ...If an event could be predicted with certainty it was real. The difficulty was that EPR did not discuss the aspect of locality. I would suggest extending
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  • 1975 - A Space Odyssey: Electrical Phenomena 26
    ...ed in the 28th November, 1974, issue in "Ariadne's " column, and the other was sent to <em>Electrical Review</em>. Both deserve a considered reply, such a
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  • Charge Interaction as a Problem of Two States
    ...rough to sections regarding ionic bonding I decided to delve further. What was written in the book and what is accepted in Chemistry today is that ionic b
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  • It Is Possible for Objects to Travel Faster than the Speed of Light: Refraction in Moving Mirror Supplies the Evidence
    ...the null result of the Michelson-Morley experiment. But the M-M experiment was in error and Lorentz Transformations were based on error.
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  • Was Edwards Contradicted Experimentally?
    | title = Was Edwards Contradicted Experimentally? ...Beckmann's theory. In another "variant" of the experiment, no such effect was detected. It is shown that the experiment failed to satisfy some crucial co
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  • Confessions of a Tesla Nerd
    ...a book about a sacred mushroom that could make a person telepathic, but he was yet to achieve widespread acclaim. That would occur, virtually overnight, a
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  • Extraterrestrial Communication Through Radio Signals Based on Newtonian Physics
    ...orefront of those discoveries was Nikola Tesla, and one of his discoveries was radio communication with Extraterrestrials. I will be discussing the intell
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  • Tesla's Connection to Columbia University*
    ...ected EE programs in the world. From the beginning, a conscientious effort was made to base it on a foundation of science. It has been guided by the speci Arguably the most stunning and significant lecture in modern history was presented one spring evening, more than a century ago, at Columbia Universi
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  • Measurements of Variations in the Direction of Light Beam
    ...optical gravimeter was suggested for the forecast of major earthquakes. It was determined that the Moon phases have impact on long-period deflections with
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  • Mark R Tomion
    Mark was born in 1957 in Penn Yan. He was a graduate of Marcus Whitman High School, Class of 1975. He attended Ithaca ...rking on a windmill as an electric generator, on which he had a patent. He was the author of the book, ?Star Drive?.
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  • Robert A Sungenis
    * 2009 - "[[Galileo Was Wrong: The Church Was Right, Abridged Version]]" * 2007 - "[[Galileo Was Wrong: The Church Was Right, Volume I, The Scientific Case for Geocentrism]]"
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  • The True Nature of Einstein's Relativity
    ...heory was also really just a misrepresentation of Newtonian physics. There was in fact ? no evidence then and there is still no evidence now for Einstein'
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  • Was the Gravitational Deflection of Light Observed?
    | title = Was the Gravitational Deflection of Light Observed? [[Category:Scientific Paper|was gravitational deflection light observed]]
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  • A Letter About Thought Transference
    ...trolling a computer mouse at a distance. In another case a disabled person was controlling his wheelchair using his mere thoughts. This indicates the begi
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  • Speed of Light in Historical Perspective
    ...peed of light from Jupiter's satellite was lower when an observer on earth was moving away from it, and higher on approach. The red-shift of spectral line ...1693-1762) determined that the speed of light from the star Gamma draconis was higher when an observer on earth moved towards its perpendicular incident,
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  • Anomalies in the History of Relativity
    ...It is suggested that the announcement of the eclipse observations in 1919 was not a triumph of science as it is often portrayed, but rather an obstacle t
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  • The Hidden Face of c, or The True Meaning of the Kennedy-Thorndike Experiment
    ...relativity was proven right again. But in truth a completely new face of c was discovered, which Einstein?s theory had not been taken into account.
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  • Review of Monstein and Wesley?s Evidence of Scalar Longitudinal Waves
    ...inverse-square law and the law of reflection. The case for the former law was persuasive, and the latter looks hopeful, but requires experimental refinem
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  • Was Newton Right After All?
    | title = Was Newton Right After All? ...using light as a synchronizing signal. He has said that the kind of signal was immaterial. Subsequent interpreters have stated that sound signals could ju
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  • Tesla's Controversial Life and Death
    ...d up his audience by praising his hero. He reminded them that Nikola Tesla was the turn-of-the-century genius who fathered alternating current technologie
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  • Albert Einstein
    Albert Einstein was a scientist who is most famous for his theory of relativity. His image and ...in was not the genius he is claimed to be is the fact that his first paper was most likely heavily co-authored by his then wife at the time.
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  • SRT: About That Light in the Beginning
    ...nd absorption. Apparently, light was not a wave but a particle. The photon was born. Later Einstein recognized photons to be indistinguishable, and partic
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  • Was Einstein Wrong?
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  • From the Archives of Lester J. Hendershot
    ...sold some of his ideas to small manufacturers. His biggest idea, however, was so revolutionary that it embarrassed the nation's top scientists because th
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  • Peter Roesch
    * 2008 - "[[Was ist und was will die GFWP?]]"
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  • Fixed Rate Scanning: Enigma or Research Tool?
    ...s much like that of when there was only one seismograph, in that something was being learned but far from the potential.<br />
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  • The Dynamic Universe Theory - a Theory of the Universe that Makes Sense!
    ...d by re-introducing the ?cosmological constant?. The cosmological constant was an idea of Einstein's that he ultimately rejected as, he said, ?the greates
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  • Elektrischer Strom und Oberfl?chenladungen: was Wilhelm Weber schon vor mehr als 150 Jahren wusste
    | name = Elektrischer Strom und Oberfl?chenladungen: was Wilhelm Weber schon vor mehr als 150 Jahren wusste | image = Elektrischer Strom und Oberfl?chenladungen: was Wilhelm Weber schon vor mehr als 150 Jahren wusste 1646.jpg
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  • The Scandanavian Research Organization on Nonconventional Energy and the Implosion Theory (Viktor Schauberger)
    ...hen using an imploding, water-vortex generating apparatus. A bluish corona was observed around the apparatus.
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  • Apparent Negative Electrical Resistance in Carbon Fiber Composites
    ...d tailoring of the total apparent resistance. Apparent negative resistance was also&nbsp;observed in carbon fiber cement-matrix composites and in bare car
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  • The Theory of the Expanding Earth
    ...he expanding Earth theory. This theory started around the late 1800?s and was heavily introduced to the geological community by Professor S. Warren Care
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  • Illegal Particles
    ...were obtained in violation of my&nbsp;"Extended Electrodynamics". In 2008 was published a much&nbsp;better version of the theory.
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  • Edwin Vincent Gray (1925-1989)
    ...sted across the Potomac River. He left home at 15 and joined the Army, but was quickly discharged for being under age. At 18 he joined the Navy and served
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  • The Electrokinetic Works of T. T. Brown
    ...ctrical condenser to exhibit motion toward its positive pole." T. T. Brown was intensely interested in demonstrating electrogravitational phenomena. His l
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  • A Philosophic Matrix Approach to Problem Solving
    ...1974-1975 at the National War College in Washington, DC. Later the theory was adapted as a practical general problem-solving model to use in a PERT-like
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  • Einstein's Last Question: What is an Electron?
    ...in the Universe. But it did not behave like a discrete particle. Something was wrong and Einstein knew it. <b>Answering Einstein.</b> This article shows ...examines the evidence for the truth of Nature revealing that his intuition was right. You, the reader, will find many treasured concepts are not true.
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  • Ball Lightning Conference
    ...California ? Los Angeles, July 28-30, 1992. A small and informal gathering was designed to report and focus on the phenomenon of ball lightning.
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  • Daniel P Fitzpatrick
    ...he University was never going to admit it was their mistake. Fitzpatrick was working for Pan American Airlines and also building a house, all by himse
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  • Cosmic Ray Proton Velocity
    ...ter than the speed of light. But he was not able to calculate just what it was. We will do so here. We commence with the following observation: To constru
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  • Einstein's Big Mistake
    ...of tiny aethereal whirlpools, each surrounded by electric particles. This was an idea, which according to Tesla in 1907, had in essence, long been known
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  • Richard Jesch
    ...Display&amp;id=48 Dr. John E. Chappell Jr.],&nbsp;who was present when NPA was formed. * I was a neighbor and friend of [../php2/index.php?tab0=Scientists&amp;tab1=Displa
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  • Ott Christoph Hilgenberg
    ...a.org/wiki/Bundesverdienstkreuz Bundesverdienstkreuz]. In 1948 a doctorate was awarded to him." - <em>Wikipedia</em> In 1931, O. C. Hilgenberg proposed that gravity was due to the converging (sink) flow of the ether, and may have been the first
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  • Experiment with Ampere?s Law and the Current Element
    ...egral of Ampere?s Law. The inductance of the length required for the match was found to be zero. There are mechanisms in the current element that give up
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  • Acoustic Michelson-Morley Experiment with an Ultrasonic Range Finder
    ...case of the Michelson-Morley experiment. Within the experimental error it was found to vary as c<sub>2</sub> = (c<sup>2</sup> - v<sup>2</sup>) / c.
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  • Manifesto of the Members of the 'Newton Society', an International Public Scientific Organization
    ...unes of nations was not taken into consideration by the powers that be and was not brought to mass notice." - V.V. Kuzmin (UKRAINE)
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  • What is Gravity?
    ...avity was a property of matter, that the reason something fell was that it was small in size compared to the size of the Earth. It's hard to be skeptical
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  • Physics D: Neutrons are Decaying Excited Hydrogen Atoms
    * The discoverer of the decaying neutron was Robson in 1950 and not Chadwick ...at are responsible for the remaining mass-quantity 5 of the nucleus. So it was conjectured that 5 socalled neutrons are embedded in the nucleus.
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  • The Role of Inertial Force in Energy Exchanges
    ...e was generated by the second object. The viewpoint that the second object was struck by the first is just as valid, but requires that the inertial force
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  • Wilbur L Mayo
    ...of chemical society report on Lunar Orbiter Mission Design and Control. He was a Technical Monitor for the Viking mission to Mars.
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  • Louis Kervran
    ...he Commission du Conseil Sup?rieur de la Recherche Scientifique (1966). He was the recognised expert on radiation poisoning for the French government sinc
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  • Igor Smirnov
    ...ped Molecular Resonance Effect technology (MRET). In 2000 Dr. Igor Smirnov was awarded with the US patent "Methods and Devices for Producing Activated L
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  • L?on N Brillouin
    ...father, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marcel_Brillouin Marcel Brillouin], was a physicist as well. He made contributions to [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki Brillouin was a founder of modern [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solid_state_physics solid
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  • Alternative to Relativity including Quantum Gravitation
    ...n's QED and QCD theories, which cover the other three forces of nature, it was a simple matter to offer a quantum theory of gravity to provide unification
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  • Hoek, Fizeau, and Einstein's Special Relativity
    ...the mid 1800's ranged from that of Stokes, where it was assumed the aether was completely carried along by matter, to Fresnel and partial convection, to M
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  • Charles G Beaudette
    ...ded development of what is now the PC modem. From this activity, Beaudette was issued patents on image processing for variable speed page scanning.
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  • Geoff Hunter
    ...aerospace company Rocketdyne. He participated in a gravity experiment that was part of the feature-length documentary film [[Einstein Wrong - The Miracle ...ature-length documentary film [[Einstein Wrong - The Miracle Year]]. Geoff was in charge of the mechanical arm and authored a paper along with [[Robert de
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  • John K Harms
    ...on gravity in person on July 3rd of 2000. <div><br /> </div> <div>I was a constant reader of physics books and listened to books on tape on the sub
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  • Replication Of MHI Transmutation Experiment By D2 Gas Permeation Through Pd Complex
    ...s was performed by X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS). This phenomenon was reproduced qualitatively in the present replication experiment. ...tm for about 5 days. Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometry (ICP-MS) was performed to analyze the existence of the elements (Cs and Pr) and the mass
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  • Oliver Heaviside the Man
    ...isitors. Searle was the last link with the academic world. Although Searle was one of the few who understood part at least of Heaviside's work, the book i ...nothing except duplications. This I accept, but wonder whether Searle, who was not a man to leave anything untidy, regarded it as still unfinished.
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  • Dmitri Rabounski
    ...us cosmologist and researcher in General Relativity. During the 1980?s, he was also trained by Dr. Vitaly Bronshten (1918-2004), the well-known expert in
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  • Clive Woods
    ...uter Engineering at Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa, in 2002. In 2006 he was named as Department Chairman and Voorhies Distinguished Professor at the De ...s distinguished research career spanning a number of years, and in 2006 he was elected a Fellow of the IET (formerly the IEE). He is also a Senior Member
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  • Robert J Bennett
    Co-author of <em>Galileo Was Wrong</em> and speaker at the Geocentric Catholic Conference at Notre Dame. * 2009 - "[[Galileo Was Wrong: The Church Was Right, Abridged Version]]"
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  • Sankar Hajra
    ...ed in the Bajua High School where I learnt Mathematics from H. C. Ghosh. I was graduated from the Presidency College, Calcutta , an academic institution o
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  • Walter Ritz
    ...s death in 1909. According to Ritz's collected works (OEuvres) the disease was [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pleurisy pleurisy].
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  • The Particle Model - Hack 3.0
    It was June 2015 when Bob de Hilster presented his idea for the particle model of
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  • Norman L Dean
    ...reat interest and passion. Dean was supported by his career in finance. He was highly regarded as an expert in mortgages. Through the years, Dean became a ...ionless thruster that was invented by Norman L. Dean. Dean claimed that it was able to generate a uni-directional force, in violation of Newton's Third La
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  • A Venture in Unorthodoxy
    ...nvection cell." The paper was rejected at the time "on the grounds that it was naive" (p. 9). In 1971 Carey resubmitted this paper with an attached letter
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  • The Ultimate Paradox
    ...ulted from the work of two men; the first was a physicist while the second was an astronomer. According to Science, the first one proved that nothing can
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  • The Dirac Sea and the Aether
    ...ilation, that had been discovered by Carl Anderson in 1931. The suggestion was, that throughout the universe there exists an all-pervading underworld in a
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  • Pascual Jordan
    ...e German establishment was attempting to discredit their work. Even so, he was prominent nationalist and after 1933 a member of the Nazi Party and the Bro
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  • Gerhard Kraus
    ...exposed to Hitler?s racism and biological theories.&nbsp; Part of his life was spent in Nigeria, helping with its industrialization.&nbsp; Concerned with
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  • Charles Kenneth Thornhill (1917-2007)
    ...licts within the scientific community. The jury is still out on whether he was correct or not in his ideas but, be that as it may, all can learn a tremend
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  • Analysis of Trouton-Noble Experiment
    ...torque exist. The result was null. The present paper shows why there never was any cogent reason to expect a torque, even in classical theory.
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  • Bill Muller
    ...<br />Bill was a great professor not just because of what he taught, which was so wonderful, but that he challenged you to get books, seek out people, thi
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  • Lightwaves, Not Photons
    ...of light, permitting relativists to believe that a light-conducting aether was not required since light actually consisted of particles and hence waves we
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  • A Modified Lorentz Ether and Sherwin's Experiment
    ...he ether. Next, it is shown that the fault with Shenvin's expected results was, in fact, that he ignored the increase of mass withvelocity.lt is shown tha
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  • Atlin - Knowing I AM
    ...<div>The story of Atlin and the people who built her. How the dynasphere was built, when, where, how and who. A personal account of the historical backg
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  • C The Speed of Light, A Tale of Scientific Blunder
    ...data and theories which paved the road to the idea that the speed of light was a universal constant, a seemingly universal belief. The need for the endeav
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  • Comments on the Scientific Consensus of Climate Change
    ...s, for example, about the Earth being at the center of the universe, which was subsequently proven to be untrue. Nonetheless, it got Galileo into a lot of
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  • Sandy Kidd
    ...to find out if one was granted. I was told that it would have been, but it was withdrawn at the last moment (funding dropped). I did however find a grante
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  • Cold Fire
    ...e elite of the scientific and electrical communities. At that time, Nikola was a tall handsome charismatic speaker who literally held his audience in the
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  • Model of Reality
    It was the last straw when my pseudo-science friend said that I just had to read G ...uantum mechanics was not the final answer. But I could not figure out what was really happening in the strange microscopic world. So I left the world of p
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  • Plate Tectonics Subducted
    ...lot of talk about how the subduction of the Indian plate beneath Indonesia was the root cause of the earthquake that triggered the disaster. However, a si
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  • The Death of Electric Current
    ...is to be hoped that the response to Theory C will be more perceptive than was the general response to Theory H a century ago?
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  • Bruno Bertotti
    ...is an Italian physicist, emeritus professor at the University of Pavia. He was one of the last students of Erwin Schr&ouml;dinger. Bruno Bertotti is well ...was a visiting scholar at the Institute for Advanced Study in 1958-59. He was awarded the Italian Gold Medal of Merit in Science and Culture. - [http://e
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  • Einstein's Time Dilation Experimentally Refuted
    ...measured through a phase-shift between the two beams. No such phase-shift was be observed. Conclusion: <b>There is no time dilation</b>. We may go one st
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  • Alex Jones
    ...f mass of objects by rotating them in specific ways. "In 1974, Laithwaite was invited by the Royal Institution to give a talk on a subject of his own cho ...owed me something I could not explain, so I just had to investigate it. It was sheer curiosity ....'" - <em>[http://padrak.com/ine/NEN_5_9_5.html <em>LETT
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  • Neoetherics: Visualizing Gravity
    ...Any idea that I might be able to make an original contribution in physics was immediately followed by the suspicion that I might be losing my marbles.
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  • Galileo Was Wrong: The Church Was Right, Volume I, The Scientific Case for Geocentrism
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  • Why Einstein Was Wrong, or the Scroll Theory of Cosmology and of Matter
    | name = Why Einstein Was Wrong, or the Scroll Theory of Cosmology and of Matter ...tter/dp/0943796008/ref=sr_11_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1236650751&sr=11-1 Why Einstein Was Wrong, or the Scroll Theory of Cosmology and of Matter]][[Category:Book|ein
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  • Model to Explain a Mechanism for Electromagnetic Interactions
    ...d Erstedt and so on. The model of elementary negative and positive charges was proposed. These models permit to interpret the existing experiments and als
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  • Imagine if Einstein was Wrong
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  • Dael L Wolfe
    ...-- made better by science. One of the most popular attractions at the fair was the science pavilion. Mr. Wolfle, 96, died Dec. 26. He was a professor emeritus at the University of Washington and had taught in the
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  • Expansion Tectonics: An Overview
    ...illion believe in a fallacy it is still a fallacy. The point he was making was that the validity of any theory does not depend upon the number of people b
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  • Mass in Relational Mechanics
    ...f free fall go to 4.9 m/s<sup>2</sup>. So our results are not clashing, it was all due to a misunderstanding.
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  • Newtonian Physics is General Relativity is Unified Field Theory (Barring Mistakes That Need Correcting)
    ...e who understood Relativity pointed out that the math of Newtonian physics was really the same as that of General Relativity.
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  • Harold J McWhinnie
    ...he University of Maryland from 1970 until his retirement in 1997.&nbsp; He was an artist in ceramics and published several articles in <em>Computers and G
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  • Yakov P Terletskii
    ...and <em>Paradoxes in the Theory of Relativity</em> (1966).&nbsp; The last was translated into English in 1968.
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  • Digital Electronic Design, Volume 2
    ...s of about half the university and research department libraries. Since it was published, interest in the authors? quarterly seminar on digital design has
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  • The Fine Structure of Four-Dimensional Space-Time
    ...o be alluding to a symmetry in four dimensions. It was almost as though he was saying “this is what the solutions should be, but I can’t get there usi
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  • Alfred O\'Rahilly
    ...ed his MA and Ph.D.in Mathematical Physics at University College, Cork. He was appointed assistant lecturer in the Department of Mathematics and Mathemati ...mund Darrel Figgis. A deeply religious Catholic from early life, O'Rahilly was a member of the <em>Society of Jesus</em>. He maintained his (sometimes con
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  • Does Einsteinian Relativity Negate Freedom of Will?
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    ...ve years of music, I decided to take up studying again. That revived study was finished with a bachelor's degree in electrotechnics after which I accepted ...tudy again in my free evening hours as an autodidact. Input for this study was provided by the physics program of the university of Leiden, the Netherland
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    ...e, N.Y.; a nephew; and a special friend, Kristin Ruggiero of Cambridge. He was born in Fitchburg, son of Richard J. Carey Sr., and lived here for 10 years ...s a computer engineer with Motorola, Mansfield, for more than 20 years. He was an avid reader and student of the history of mathematics.
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  • Russel C Chu
    ...system, which we manufactured and marketed.<br /><br />On Sep. 26, 1989 I was granted a patent no. 4,869,041 which I called it the Octet Truss Expansion
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    ...hanical engineering in Guadalajara, Mexico. I did not like the education I was getting so I decided to come to the US. I went to Los Angeles Community Col ...e than 10 rocket engines and about 8 launch vehicles. By my senior year, I was already considered a mentor, not a student. I have not done much for the ro
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  • Charles E R Bruce
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    ...fied&nbsp;as a genius by the early IQ tests of Stanford's Lewis Terman, he was placed in&nbsp;Terman's special program for gifted youth.&nbsp; Through thi ...&nbsp; Among other honors, a 1941&nbsp;Scientific or Technical Award Oscar was "[http://awardsdatabase.oscars.org/ampas_awards/BasicSearch?action=searchLi
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    ...oma with a B.S. in EE. From there attended the University of Texas where I was a teacher assistant in the EE Department. In '61 I graduated there with a M ...areer was mostly in the R&amp;D area of several companies. Most noticeable was the work with Texas Instruments with government products.
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    ...iki/Cold_fusion cold fusion] in the 1980s and ?90s. The two met while Pons was a graduate student in Professor Alan Bewick?s group at the [http://en.wikip ...e">[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stanley_Pons#cite_note-0 [1]]</sup> which was quickly labeled by the press as [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cold_fusion c
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  • A Cliff Note for Reading My Works
    ...otherwise than what it might appear to others that were or might have been was not other wise than what you had been would have appeared them to be otherw ...t might appear (as) to others (i.e.) that what you were or might have been was not otherwise than what you had been (that) would have appeared to them to
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    ...n University, Granville, Ohio. He started a military career afterwards and was involved in a number of science programs. ...effect he discovered has been proven to exist by many others, Brown's work was controversial because others and even he himself believed that this effect
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  • Frederick Soddy
    Frederick Soddy was an English radiochemist,&nbsp;who received the [/wiki/Nobel_Prize_for_Chemi ...rged nuclei of [/wiki/Helium helium]. In the experiment a sample of radium was enclosed in a thin walled glass envelope sited within an evacuated glass bu
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    ...the apparatus design was successful, an important input measurement error was discovered, thus the experimental results will need to be retested and the
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  • Give Us a Sign: Engineering Young and Old 18
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    The Global Sciences organization was founded in 1983 by Dean Stonier with the intent to promote the understandin By 1997, [http://www.globalsciences.com/ http://www.globalsciences.com/] was created. Local meetings were held every month in the Denver area in additio
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  • The Electromechanical Charge Shuttle: Electrostatics in Action
    ...e sphere to the plates, the apparatus presented in this article originally was termed a ?reciprocating motor,? and more recently an ?electromechanical cha
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  • Georges Lakhovsky
    Georges Lakhovsky (1869 Minsk, Belarus - 1942 New York City, USA) was a Russian engineer, scientist, author and inventor. His medical treatment i ...pathogens corrupted them, causing interference with these oscillations. It was translated to English in 1935. Numerous depictions pictured in the book sup
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  • Accountability and Academic Freedom: The Battle Concerning Research on Cold Fusion at Texas A&M University
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    ...meter collecting the data sensed the eclipse about eight minutes before it was visually noticeable.<span>&nbsp; </span>Based on the gravity profile of the
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  • Lance A Endersbee
    ...in civil engineering and mining in Australia, Canada, Asia and Africa. He was President of the Institution of Engineers, Australia in 1980-81.
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  • Ernest Geoffrey Cullwick
    ...ng as an assistant professor of electrical engineering until 1935, when he was a lecturer at the Military College of Science in Woolwich, England. From 19 ...Navy, serving as electrical captain of "L" Branch in 1945-46. In 1946, he was named to the Order of the British Empire.
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  • James L Griggs
    ...y in excess of the electrical energy input to the pump motor. "Over-unity" was confirmed by satisfied customers, including the Albany Fire Station, where The presentation was impressive. A drum-type rotor close-fitting within a cylindrical housing ha
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  • Dong R Choi
    ...hief Scientist accused him of doing ?bad science? and reminded him that he was on contract. Choi published his article in the <em>Journal of Petroleum Geo
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    ...by Newton and the ancient Greeks. By introducing certain modifications, he was able to resolve the difficulties associated with quantization and relativit
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    ...sophical Research in their online Masters degree program. Prior to that he was on the graduate faculty at the Pacifica Graduate Institute in Carpenteria, ...Boston as part of the Emerson Bicentennial Celebrations. In June, 2005, he was the Keynote speaker at the re-instatement of the Delphic Games in Delphi, G
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  • Bruce Charles Heezen
    ...n the 1950s.<br /><br />The Oceanographic Survey Ship USNS Bruce C. Heezen was christened in honor of him in 1999.<br /><br /><br />
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    ...ouri Weather Service on the same system then prevailing in Iowa, and which was afterward adopted by most of the other states ... Professor Nipher was for several years president of the Academy of Science and also president of
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  • Lester J Hendershot
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    ...t of "ether" velocity, in spite of an earlier paper that proved that there was exact cancellation between two first-order effects, one due to "ether" velo
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    ...or inventing the first completely electronic television. In particular, he was the first to make a working electronic image pickup device ([http://en.wiki
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    ...1950), was the first book in English on subjective Bayesian statistics. He was the General Editor of <em>The Scientist Speculates: An Anthology of Partly-
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  • How to Make Black Holes From Golf Holes (A not-too-serious essay, with some serious implications)
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    ...American scientist, in this article "The Quantum and the Universe", which was published in the collection "Astrophysics, quanta and relativity theory" (M
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    ...ties in the negative-energy solutions of the Dirac equation. Its existence was subsequently confirmed via the Wilson chamber and became an established par ...lance, because matter was treated at all levels of study, while antimatter was treated only at the level of second quantization.
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  • Charles M Hill
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  • Waves Versus Corpuscles : The Revolution That Never Was
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  • Jamahl A Peavey
    ...he question is not always how much knowledge but the perspective. &nbsp;It was clear that incorrect interpretations or perspective could make a simple pro
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  • William O Davis
    ...then the Army Air Corps as a flying Cadet. At the close of World War II he was commanding the 824th Bombardment Squadron (B-24s) of the Fifteenth Air Forc ...icer, where he worked on nuclear weapons development. From 1953 to 1957 he was Chief of Scientific Research, Headquarters, Air Research and Development Co
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  • The Big Bang Blasted
    ...the Big Bang and the characters involved - explaining at every step how it was done. ...l these years of searching for the Hubble constant, all they ended up with was something any schoolchild could have found by recalling three very common p
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  • Proposal for Bidirectional Light Speed Meter in Motion to Test the Invariance of c
    ...y the Special Relativity. Until now it was assumed ether, if it was found, was a static&nbsp; </div> <div>substance having a unique reference frame from w
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  • Relativity and Time Signals
    ...of distant clocks by radio is now a precise and well known technique. This was not the case in 1905 when Einstein published his famous paper on relativity
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  • Thomas S Kuhn
    ...with cancer of the bronchial tubes, of which he died in 1996. Thomas Kuhn was married twice, first to Kathryn Muhs (with whom he had three children) and
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  • Does Faraday Allow Superposition?
    ...ity which became clearer with the advent the pulses in digital electronics was evaded for the next half century. Ever more glaring flaws in this misallian
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  • John W Kierein
    ...ork. I was living in Phoenix then, working for KinetX on Iridium, and this was probably around the mid 90s. ..."President of the APGR" but Bill Carnahan really was the organizer. Then I was President of the NPA and then maybe "honorary President" for a while, while
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  • The Transistor Enigma and Adams Early Days of Wireless
    ...bert Adams of New Zealand tells all in this intriguing narrative as to who was the original inventor of this device. Adams settles this dilemma for all ti ...the corridors of its birth and subsequent biography. Who, on planet Earth, was it's real inventor and why has it's past become so bogged down in such a ve
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  • Clive F Burrett
    ...y of London in 1970, and a PhD from the University of Tasmania in 1978. He was a Professor of Geology in the School of Earth Sciences in the University of
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  • Electric Scarring of the Earth's Surface
    ...rand Canyon was calculated using known explosive equivalencies. The energy was found to be equivalent to about 4-5 times the current level of solar output
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  • Aether
    Quoting Nikola Tesla from his 1907 paper “Man’s Greatest Achievement” which was published in 1930 in the Milwaukee Sentinel, ...lectric and magnetic waves in a sea of aethereal vortices. While this idea was still being published as recently as 1937, as seen from another quote from
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  • Dark Energy Mystery Solved by Big Breed Theory
    ...peeding up. PART I of this book describes, without maths, how this mystery was resolved. It resulted from a solution to the first problem showing what Dar
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  • Nuclear Catastrophe: How the lack of fundamental research on alternative energy led to a wrong energy policy - Open Letter
    ...and this trend continues. The main reason for the adopted energy strategy was the lack of fundamental research on alternatives to nuclear energy.
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  • Kelland David Terry
    ...ossibly imagine. Go to www.letsplaybridge.com. One day a few years back, I was slow getting out of bed, my mind wondering about the universe, when quite s
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  • Relativity and the Electric Dipole Moment of a Moving, Conducting, Magnetized Sphere
    ...ns are carried out for a single moving sphere, while the Wilson experiment was done on an assembly of many spheres. We present arguments making it plausib
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  • Einstein's E = mc2 Mistakes
    ...for ?closed? systems with a timeindependent energy-momentum tensor) and it was generalized by Felix Klein in 1918 (for arbitrary timedependent ?closed? sy
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  • Science and Myth
    ...t impact on the world scientific community. It was a wonderful read, and I was impressed that Fritjof Capra, who is my favorite modern philosopher, wrote
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  • Alan M Smart
    ...ge of sixty-four, only weeks prior to the second Swansea Workshop which he was due to attend. ...ion</em>-based physics is essential. His final conviction, in this regard, was that all our knowledge of nature stems not form the <em>physis</em> of trad
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  • Maxwell's Original Equations
    ...sical Lines of Force"''</b>, which was written in1861 in Great Britain, it was not until 1864 that Maxwell created a distinct listing of <b>''eight ''</b>
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  • Experimental Investigation of a Relativistic Effect
    ...</sup>and 257<sup>o</sup> from the direction of motion. Special attention was paid to the effect of the hydrogen pressure and other influences that may n
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  • Recovering the Lorentz Ether
    ...rmations of the Theory of Special Relativity (TSR), though it was actually was left open. Consequences of my alternative transformations of the space and
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  • Hoff Lu
    ...ant paper on the testing of Mach's Principle by re-evaluation of data that was first taken by Ives and Stillwell in 1937 and 1938. ...demy of Sciences.&nbsp; His work ranged far beyond nuclear physics, and he was not afraid to look beyond the boundaries of establishment physics, as evide
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  • William G Carnahan
    William Gordan (W. G.) "Bill" Carnahan was the founder of the Association for Pushing Gravity Research (APGR) and the ...and a niece, Jean Cordell. He was born May 10, 1911 at Center, Teaxs. Bill was awarded a four year scholarship to Texas A&amp;M University from which he g
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  • John Remington Graham
    ...n sixteen jurisdictions within the United States. Additionally, in 1998 he was the advisor on British constitutional law and history for the amicus curiae
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  • Michael Andrescavage
    ...itect for USAF's Space Based Experimental Version (StarWars) in 1988. This was one of the first successful GRID computing implementations - long before th
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  • Five Frozen Needles CF Protocol
    ...ng He<sub>4</sub> from some form of nuclear-chemistry process whose action was directly proportional to the amount of DC electrical energy used. At the sa
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  • Michelson-Morley, Trouton-Noble, Kennedy-Thorndike, and the Fitzgerald-Lorentz Contraction
    ...SRT). While that certainly didn?t invalidate SRT, it did indicate that SRT was perhaps not needed to explain MM. That analysis strongly suggests that the
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  • Walter Cassani
    * 1994/2000 - "[[Albert Was Right - God Does Not Play Dice]]" ([http://www.geocities.com/waltercassani
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  • Weber's Equation and the Scalar Potential
    ...force between moving charges from the gradient of a scalar potential which was a function of position and relative velocity. I n this paper we prove that
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  • Measuring Devices: In Theory and In Practice
    ...t redefine meters per each observer, rather than per all observer (like it was defined before him).
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  • The Science of Low Energy Nuclear Reaction: A Comprehensive Compilation of Evidence and Explanations About Cold Fusion
    ...catalogues and evaluates this evidence and shows why the initial reaction was driven more by self-interest than fact. This book is essential reading for
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  • Steve Waterman
    ...s to find out more about the ccp, the path led to nuclear structure, and I was eventually confronted by my theories being questioned as they did not accou
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  • The Limimting Nature of Light-Velocity as the Casual Factor Underlying Relativity
    ...ed that Einstein's 1905 paper setting out the Special Theory of Relativity was a turning-point, and his approach has entirely displaced the earlier one de ...anyway because its basic postulation of the FitzGerald-Lorentz contraction was <em>ad hoc.</em>
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  • Tesla Views On Wireless Transmission of Power,Including the Problem of Increasing Human Energy
    ...shortages, cancer, etc.<br /><br />Tesla's master blueprint for the world was outlined in the 1900 <b>Century Magazine</b> article,'' "The Problem of Inc
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  • Lori Anne Gardi
    ...ion to work for that department. When it became clear that this department was going to be downsizing and merging with Physics, I decided to change career ...heir applications. Since my main area of expertise was control software, I was put into the position of developing acquisition and calibration systems for
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  • Auriana Marici
    ...f Dendera, and one night I was alone atop the Great Pyramid. Soon after, I was on top of Ayer's Rock on a moonless night in the Australian outback. I loo
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  • The Alternative to Nuclear Energy
    ...been electricity generation with nuclear reactors. This complex technology was stamped out of the ground in a couple of decades because of a guilty consci ...nt reason to halt the construction of further nuclear power plants. But it was for additional problems of the nuclear industry that new plant construction
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  • Unveil 186-Ether @ 144 GeV
    ...lack body radiation by Wien and derived by Planck. A prediction of 144 GeV was made by me several years ago and is mentioned in my Preface to ''The Ether
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  • The Philadelphia Experiment Revisited ? Part II
    ...also demonstrated that the methodology used in the Philadelphia Experiment was hopelessly flawed by relying on a ?validity by association? paradigm. The ?
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  • Peter S Hunt
    ...the Environmental Education Act on a pro bono basis. During this period he was appointed to the U S Scientific Delegation to the first Law of the Sea Conf ...y environmental legislation. He held this position until the Sub-Committee was broken up in 1981.
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  • Einstein?s Ether: F. Why did Einstein Come Back to the Ether?
    ...red from the one Poincar? had presented prior to 1905. Thus, whil Einstein was a hero because he did away with the ether, this situation lasted a few year
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  • Patricia Anne de Hilster
    Patricia Anne de Hilster was a supporter of critical thinkers and scientists who worked outside the main ...first child David in 1959 at the University of Michigan where her husband was attending. They moved around the country in the early 1960s, finally settli
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  • Yehea I Ismail
    ...ears (1990-1993) from Cairo University . As a top student of his class, he was appointed as a teacher assistant at the Department of Electrical and Comput He was with IBM Cairo Scientific Center (CSC) from 1993 to 1996 and worked with IB
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  • Shahin Ghazanshahi
    ...nding teaching and scholarly activities. Recently her biographical profile was included in 2000 registries of Strathmore's Who's Who. She is an active mem
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  • The 1855 Weber-Kohlrausch Experiment (The Speed of Light)
    ...converting Weber’s constant into electromagnetic units, the speed of light was exposed. This paper sets out to establish the fundamental origins of the sp
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  • Einstein Was Not Right
    | name = Einstein Was Not Right ...oks&qid=1219946045&sr=1-2 Einstein Was Not Right]][[Category:Book|einstein was right]]
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  • Volodimir Simulik
    ...al Academy of Sciences as a Senior Research Associate in 1994. In 2000, he was promoted to Principal Research Associate. His areas of scientific interest
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  • Hans Deyssenroth
    ...this time I was not able to think too deeply about physics. But it always was obvious to me that the experimental facts should be interpreted different f
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  • Edward Kapuscik
    ...essor at Georgia State University in Athens, Georgia. From 1992 to 1998 he was a professor at the Krak?w Pedagogical University. At present he is an Ordin
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  • Einstein's Greatest Blunder
    ...balance, was his "Greatest Blunder".&nbsp; Actually, his greatest blunder was allowing the scientific community to believe that his GR equations applied
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  • Chris Eckman
    ...s in chose to do research on ?the ozone layer relative to altitude? and he was put in charge of analyzing the data. When the program ended, they (the team ...nd Engineering Fair) and his project was named the "artificial tongue". It was a project that dealt with the resistance of milk vs. time (mainly to tell w
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  • Viktor S Grebennikov
    ...nclusive proof or public demonstration. He claimed that his camera shutter was jammed during the flights due to a time-warping force-field generated by th ...nsect species. The most astonishing phenomenon associated with antigravity was the partial invisibility or deformed visula perception of the material obje
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  • A Physical Model for Atoms and Nuclei, Part 4: Blackbody Radiation and the Photoelectric Effect
    A physical geometrical packing model for the structure of the atom was developed previously based on the physical toroidal ring model of elementar ...extended to describe the emission spectra of hydrogen and other atoms. Use was made of some of the author?s standing-wave experiments with large toroidal
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  • Harry A Schmitz
    ...1987 upon completion of a dissertation on synchrotron x-ray topography. I was an associate editor with <em>Solid State Technology</em> magazine from 1987 ...e placed in a book where they might be found by a curious young person who was truly interested in understanding the nature of the universe. Using these h
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  • Arvid Reuterdahl
    ...ty, died in 1933 , was a Swedish-American engineer and bridge designer. He was also the founder of the Academy of Nations, an association of "new science" ...heoretical and applied mechanics. He then moved to St. Paul, Minnesota and was the 1918-1922 dean of engineering and architecture faculty at St. Thomas Co
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  • Physical Phenomena as Interpreted in Recent Times
    ...luminiferous medium. relatively to the earth. Another, different, problem was that presented by the experimentally determined distribution of energy in t
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  • The Interpretation of the Velocity of Light
    ...n. But if the source is accelerated. the result is slightly different than was suggested by either Huygens or Newton. It is this small difference which pe
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  • Barry John Setterfield
    ...s an invited white paper for Stanford Research Institute International and was published by Flinders University in Adelaide, Australia in August of 1987.
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  • 'On Electrodynamics of Moving Bodies' is Based on Trickeries
    ...ries. The Voigt transformation was simply a mathematical possibility which was changed by Lorentz by introducing the Lorentz factor but the Lorentz factor
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  • Pat de Hilster
    ...ter is wife of [[Bob de Hilster]] and mother of [[David de Hilster]]. She was part of the documentary [[Einstein Wrong - The Miracle Year]] (2005). Patricia Ann (Darby) de Hilster was born on December 7, 1936 to Joe and Helen Darby. She met [[Bob de Hilster]]
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  • The Eclipse Data From 1919: The Greatest Hoax in 20th Century Science
    ...rica with the express purpose of proving Einstein right. Prior to that, he was an advocate for Einstein, due, in part, to the fact that both men shared th
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  • Einstein's Special Relativity as Practical Theory
    ...missed, and that information provided by colliding relativistic particles was not enough to be understood.&nbsp; Today, Einstein's original paper on rela
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  • Big Bang or Full Stop?
    ...ther away a galaxy was at the time of emission of the light, the faster it was recessing. The nearest galaxies give us the most recent information; the mo
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  • Homopolar 'Free Energy' Generator Test
    ...nternally generated output voltage, the increase in input power when power was extracted from the generator over that measured due to frictional losses wi
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  • Frequency Shift that is Caused By Observer Movement
    ...of the dilatation of space has influence on it so we may conclude that it was changing over the time. The article also shows that derivation of the non-l
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  • David Ford
    ...fied as to who Professor Carey was and what the heck this expansion theory was all about. They certainly received a non-scientific introduction and an eq ...Earth expansion model he stated that the principle problem he had with it was, "the lack of a mechanism to explain the expansion". He did not raise any
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  • J L Riley
    ...terference by multiple stations on the same channel. His formal education was interrupted by World War II. He served in India, Burma, and China as an ope ...not mentioned in printed material. This is one of several ways this author was confronted with many quirks of standing waves and their desirable and undes
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  • Boris V Deryagin
    ...s, diffusiophoresis, and thermoosmosis. Being a brilliant experimenter, he was the first to accomplish direct measurements of long-range molecular forces. ...V. Deryagin, a series of work on the synthesis of diamond at low pressures was begun in 1950. The development of experimental methods and theoretical view
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  • Lunar Laser Ranging Test of the Invariance of c
    ...nces. The measured speed of light (c) in the moving observer?s rest frame was found to exceed the canonical value c = 299,792,458 m/s by 200?10 m/s, just
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  • The Adams & Aspden Motor Patent
    ...d speakers and the preliminary "think tank" event at that retreat. My talk was about magnetism and the aether as an energy source, but our "think tank" gr
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  • Abraham Kiggundu
    ...a. At the age of 6 he moved to join his father in Melbourne, Australia who was researching for his doctorate at Latrobe University. Having spent most of h
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  • Natural Philosophy Alliance
    The Natural Philosophy Alliance NPA) was founded in 1994 by Dr. [[John Chappell]] and others in order to create an o ...various presidents including Francisco Muller, and Dr. Eberely Spencer and was able to maintain a membership between 40 and 60 people with annual meetings
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  • Origin and Concept of Relativity, Part 1
    ...e motion) and the Lorentz transformation, given by Lorentz a year earlier, was recognized. <em>[fn. Gravitational waves with velocity c and the velocity a "In point of fact, therefore, Poincar? was not only the first to enunciate the principle, but he also discovered in Lo
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  • Rudiments of a Theory of Aether
    .... When the transcript was longer than the space under the slide, the slide was repeated on the next page and the transcript continued. The experiment refe
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  • The Ideology of Relativity: The Case of the Clock Paradox
    ...cs were right and that the success of Einstein's theory in overcoming them was due to its strengths as an ideology rather than as a science. The clock par
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  • Hans Kaegelmann
    * 2005 - "[[Was Relativit?tstheorie ist und nicht ist ]]" * 2005 - "[[Die Urknalltheorie faellt. Was von moderner Physik bleibt und faellt. Band 3]]" ([http://www.amazon.de/Urk
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  • A Final Look At Einstein's Special Theory of Relativity
    ...eral places he seems to be just plain wrong. For example, he wrote that he was going to use both Lo-rentz equations to get his own final time slowing equa ...tent that relativistic time slowing could happen in wind-up clocks when he was never able to give a physical cause for it. I then close with a suggestion
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  • The God Cipher
    ...easoning here that we are&nbsp;now able to&nbsp;prove this entire universe was both designed and&nbsp;"brought into being" by a&nbsp;GOD-Intelligence usin
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  • The Positronium Orbit in the Electron-Positron Sea
    The purpose is to show that the equation E = mc^2 was already implicit in Maxwell’s 1861 paper “On Physical Lines of Force”
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  • Refuting the Over-Unity Claim of the Multiple Moving Magnets Experiment
    ..., the experimental device produced significantly greater output power than was input, thereby claiming over-unity performance. An analysis of the method o
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  • Bernard L Feldman
    I met Bernard Feldman, Bernie to his friends, when he was in his seventies. He and my mother became late-in-life sweethearts and even .... He was born in Pennsylvania, but the family moved to Chicago when Bernie was a year old and he spent his youth there. His immediate family and many of t
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  • Deborah D L Chung
    ...ve resistance was also observed in metal wires (silver-coated copper), but was not observed for a single fiber crossing another single fiber. The paper cl ...eported in the popular press as a breakthrough. The original press release was later pulled from UB's website, on July 16, 1998, and replaced with one whi
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  • Thomas N Lockyer
    ...and is a member emeritus of the AAAS. His interest in alternative physics was fueled in part when his son Richard, who graduated in physics from Stanford
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  • James A Masterson
    ...hington in their court system. He was an avid golfer.<br />&nbsp;<br /> He was preceded in death by three sisters, his wife of 67 years and one son, Frede
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  • Matters of Death and Life
    ...fancy?. He proposed instead a world-ground composed of ones and zeros, but was never able to develop this idea into a coherent theory.
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  • Do We Need Nature?
    ...source of energy in the Universe, named by astronomers as dark energy. It was formerly called vacuum energy. Astronomers have been searching for an under ...ection of this energy, which is known in the field as zero-point energy, I was appalled. Why did the authors of that program find it necessary to add that
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  • Propulsion from ElectroMagnetic Nonlinear Materials
    ...thor in 2002 through the derivation of an impulse velocity equation, which was built on previously work by Maker. This paper shows that this impulse veloc
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  • An Outline And Analysis Of Einstein's Presentation Of His General Theory In His Book,
    ...eally the force of acceleration. In another one the gravity he believed he was feeling turned out to be centrifugal force. And in still another, instead o
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  • David Bryan Wallace
    ...nts and three sisters all graduated college or university. &nbsp;My father was an electrical engineer working for ITT Labs. <b>Degrees:</b> * I was a self employed businessman from 1972 to 1990, a teacher 1992 to 2009.
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  • The Virtue of Heresy: Confessions of a Dissident Astronomer
    ...re by strict analysis utterly invalid. They did not describe reality. That was a train-smash, both for me and for the progress of science, as I understood
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  • Nikola Teslas Earthquake Machine: With Teslas Original Patents Plus New Blueprints to Build Your Own Working Model
    ...vealed that an earthquake in the region of his New York laboratory in 1898 was the result of a machine he had been experimenting with. This book presents ...8 E. Houston St., New York, in 1898, was the result of a little machine he was experimenting with at the time which "you could put in your overcoat pocket
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  • The Big Breed Theory of the Creation of the Universe
    ...expansion billions of times too high. We show how the Dark Energy Mystery was solved as spin-off due to solving the big bang's major problem. Size of uni
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  • Displacement Current
    ...isplacement of the electric particles in his sea of molecular vortices. It was conceived to exist in deepest space and not necessarily to be confined to t
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  • Does the Sun Orbit a Dark Star?
    ...be explained if the Sun orbited some unseen object. The modern explanation was given by Newton as being the slow rotation of the Earth?s polar axis about
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  • Joseph Papp
    ...ed out from a submarine. When asked where the crew was, he replied that he was alone in his submarine and had just crossed the Atlantic in 13 hours. ...of Josef Papp fell into relative obscurity, as did his book. The submarine was never found.
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  • Total and Partial Derivatives
    ...ssite/meetings/Fall_1992.html The Fall Meeting of the Northeastern Section was held on November 20-21, 1992 at Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut].
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  • Crucial Tests of Special Relativity
    ...compared in an interferometer. The test was inconclusive because the rotor was not stable enough to allow longer term measurements.
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  • Edward Leedskalnin
    ...rock weighing 1,100 tons. What makes this unusual, is that Ed Leedskalnin was barely over 5 feet tall and weighed 100 pounds. He did this as a tribute to
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  • Eric W Crew
    ...Studies (SIS). A prolific writer with a wide circle of correspondents, he was more recently in contact with the Hungarian scientist Laszlo Kortvelyessy o ...which suggested these electrical effects. His paper Lightning in Astronomy was published in Nature in December 1974. The old professors were not happy wit
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  • Dynamic Gamma Factor: Yes; Lorentz Transformation: No
    ...ectron and muon g-factor measurement at CERN, in which the deviation (g-2) was derived from the beat frequency between the cyclotron frequency and that of
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  • Michael Marino
    Mike Marino served as editor of <em>The Space Energy Newsletter</em> and was active with the <em>Space Energy Association</em> (SEA).
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  • Julio Palacios
    ...Palacios Mart?nez (Paniza, Saragossa, 1891 - Madrid, February 12 of 1970) was one of the most important Spanish physicist. ...creating the National Institute of Physics and Chemistry (1932), Palacios was the director of the section of X-ray.
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  • C?sar Lattes
    ...on, which challenge Einstein's theories at their foundation. # Lattes was born to a family of Italian Jewish immigrants in Curitiba, Southern Brazil. # At the age of 23, he was one of the founders of the [http://portal.cbpf.br/index.php?page=home&amp;l
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  • D C Cox
    ...his first Tesla coil, still in use, to the University of Madison while he was still in high school. Today, his company, Resonance Research, is one of the ...country as a Sergeant in the U.S. Marine Corps during the Vietnam era. He was kind in spirit and a generous uncle. He will be remembered for his scientif
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  • Neo-Hertzian Wave Equation and Aberration
    ...alilean invariant - i.e., first-order invariant, not covariant.&nbsp; This was accomplished by replacing Maxwell's partial time derivatives with total (co
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  • La scienza e i vortici del dubbio
    ...ion, and did not refrain from declaring the invalid". Unfortunately, as it was suggested in the lines just quoted, even today the critical approach to rec
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  • The Age of Velikovsky
    ...mpted by earlier workers.' Whether this lie was original with Sagan or was fabricated by an earlier worker, it is flatly untrue." In Ransom's co
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  • More on the Magnetic Force Between Two Currents
    ...o the very low velocities involved in the currents in conductors, the need was not felt. However, since the SRT is widely recognized, a check to what ext
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  • MMX Null: Voided by the Vacuum
    ...ty to resolve the impasse, by declaring aether irrelevant (at first). This was a primary cause of the chaos and confusion characterizing 20<sup>th</sup> c <span>Vacuum testing replaced the MMX air medium, on the belief that it was sound and thermal errors that contributed to the 'null' finding. This paper
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  • T B Bon
    ...ot have seemed so initially - for I have. However, once the full situation was figured out and the truth properly understood, Reality has ALWAYS proven to ...f I could somehow figure out what was really going on out in Reality. That was decades ago.
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  • Behind Light's Illusions: A Series on Nether (Dynamic Ether) Theory (Seven Volume Set)
    ...s the principle that unifies the forces of our universe. &nbsp; The theory was developed by Lew Price and Mart Gibson in the course of approximately 36 ye ...actually about dynamic ether, it is called "nether theory" because "ether" was a 19th century concept given the original property of being static (unmovin
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  • Takaaki Musha
    ...formula that was similar to the formula obtained by Boyko V.Ivanov, which was derived from the Weyl-Majumdar-Papapetrou solutions of the General Relativi
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  • Jerry Shifman
    ...as able to explain to me how gravitation works.&nbsp; In the early 1970s I was living in Berkeley, CA and had access to the library system on the Cal Berk ...etherics -- Visualizing Gravity," and offered to mail a copy to anyone who was interested. Through this channel I gradually became acquainted with many pe
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  • On the Nobel Prize in Physics, Controversies, and Errors
    ...al Prize in Economic Sciences was established. Since the first Nobel Prize was awarded in 1901, the proceedings, nominations, awards, and exclusions have
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  • A Possible Tired-Light Mechanism
    ...54 a and b) was a photon-photon interaction. This mechanism (Pecker, 1974) was difficult to accept, and we looked instead for possible interactions betwee
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  • Application of Thermodynamics of Cosmology
    ...cosmologists say that the Universe was at a temperature of 1010 K when it was one second young, they are making a ''thermodynamic'' statement. Temperatur
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  • The Holor Representation of Rigid Body Motion
    ...der Dynamen, Leipzig, 1901). The holor representation of rigid body motion was developed after tensor calculus had been developed by this author [?Geometr
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  • Ramin Amirmardfar
    ...ricultural Entomology in the same University. Beside academic studies he was &nbsp;interested to the Evolution of animals/plants and the effect of gravi
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  • The Magnetic Force Between Two Currents Further Analyzed Using Coulomb's Law And Special Relativity Theory
    ...o the very low velocities involved in the currents in conductors, the need was not felt.<br /><br />However, since the SRT is widely recognized, a check t
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  • Reginald T Chelvam
    * 1982 - "[[Why Einstein Was Wrong, or the Scroll Theory of Cosmology and of Matter]]" ([http://www.amaz
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  • Nonlocality, Relativity, and Two Further Quantum Paradoxes
    ...w, starting from the principle of equivalence between mass and energy, one was led to a violation of the indeterminacy relations between time and energy.
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  • Michael Fernand Praamsma
    ...n everything seemed to be downhill from there on. Being a Dutch citizen, I was able to avoid Vietnam by serving in the armed forces of the Netherlands, wh ...hing allies, who they were falsely told were always nowhere near invading) was to realize that this idiotic empire would soon make a big blunder and fall
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  • Bernd-Rainer Martens
    * 2005 - "[[Was vom Einsteinjahr bleibt]]"
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  • Tom Wilson
    ...ogy but has worked in the semiconductor industry for the last 20 years. He was born and raised in Canada but now resides in the UK.
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  • Theodore Theodorsen
    ...ein's 'space-time' has been eliminated and replaced by cognitive time." It was published in the Proceedings of the DKNVS Theodorsen Colloquium (see "Final
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  • Henry William Wallace
    ...e PA, and GE Re-Entry Systems in Philadelphia. In the early 1970s, Wallace was issued patents (1,2,3) for some unusual inventions relating to the gravitat
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  • Richard Oldani
    ...very difficult subject that I have nowhere near mastered. Nevertheless it was enough to get me started and from there I could continue the process of sel
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  • The Deconstruction of Einstein, and the Reconstruction of Human Intelligence in Physics and Elsewhere
    ...quantum physics, a monster the he had helped to create. Einstein?s talent was to use ideas of others, add something of his own, and thereby create a mixt
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  • Wallace W Bowley
    Wallace Bowley was a student of Domina Spencer.
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  • The Nature of Earth Deluge Catastrophes
    ...n many areas. The recent understanding that the past planetary arrangement was very different from the present has given the clues to mechanisms by which
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  • Gravitational Deflection of Microwaves from Extra Galactic Pulsar Sources at High Impact Parameters deviate from General Relativity
    ...l along a minimum-time or a minimum-energy path. Surprisingly, this result was found to be completely frequency independent. To date no clear distinctions
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  • G H Keswani
    ...not different forms of the same theory. Each of the three protagonists ... was very well aware of the others ... but each preferred his own views." ...hree relativity theories were at heart the same: "... they meant much that was common. And that much mattered the most."
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  • Einsteins Mistakes: The Human Failings of Genius
    ...stakes subconsciously as stepping-stones toward his revolutionary theories was one hallmark of his genius. 25 illustrations. ...energy. In fact, other physicists knew of it for years, and his 1905 proof was incomplete; once Max Von Laue produced a complete proof in 1911, Einstein a
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  • The Physical and Philosophical Nature of the Universe
    ...er 1979, a few weeks before his fifty-sixth birthday. He estimated that he was fifty years ahead of his time. He might be about right. After all, the time ...1944 to May 1945 in France and Germany and was awarded the Bronze Star. He was graduated from Syracuse University in 1949 and worked as an engineer for th
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  • Relativity - Joke or Swindle?
    ...d who wanted to know what the controversy was about and in particular what was the significance of the clock paradox...
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  • The Physical Meaning of Albert Einstein's Relativistic Ether Concept
    ...conceived in 19th-century physics, in particular of Lorentz's ether, which was in the first place a privileged reference frame. He denied its existence be
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  • William Baumgartiner
    ...on the [Viktor] Schauberger legacy. Baumgartiner was born in Germany, and was schooled there and in Switzerland... In 1954, he moved to Canada with a dre
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  • Pythagoras's Theorem and Special Relativity
    ...cial relativity represents a four dimensional space-time continuum, but it was derived from two succesive applications of the 3D Pythagoras's Theorem. It
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  • W A Scott Murray
    ...satcom signals were received in England via Echo I; its other consequence was the Goonhilly Downs station. ...aimed as heroes ... Maybe someday we shall come to wonder if their success was really worth the troubles it has caused.'
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  • A Classical Approach to Gravitational Waves
    ...es was introduced. The orbital precession of the binary pulsar PSR 1913+16 was then successfully correlated with the quite different precessions of Mercur
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  • Patrick Flanagan
    ...to the brain, through the nervous system, not the bones or ears.&nbsp; He was recognized as a child prodigy in physics, electronics, and biochemistry. By age 18, he was named as one of the Top Ten most promising young scientists in American by
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  • Eugene Mallove
    ...unding the MIT suppression of so-called Cold Fusion. From 1988 to 1990, he was also Adjunct professor at Boston University School of Communication. Author
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  • Investigation of Frame-Dragging-Like Signals from Spinning Superconductors using Laser Gyroscopes
    ...least an order of magnitude weaker. The critical temperature for Al and Nb was 16 K and for YBCO around 32 K, which does not coincide with the material's
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  • Clausius? Concepts of ?Aequivalenzwerth? and Entropy; A Critical Appraisal
    ...and argue that his concept of aequivalenzwerth, the forerunner of entropy, was intended as a measure of the ability of the heat in a body to be transforme
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  • Karlheinz Baumgartl
    ...ees, built a greenhouse, and in 1978 a small observatory, a programm, that was not possible to achieve in his old hometown.
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  • The Rebirth of Cold Fusion: Real Science, Real Hope, Real Energy
    ...ation and methodologies used in "normal" science. According to them, there was strong evidence for a new source of clean nuclear (no, this is not an oxymo ...w about the first period of cold fusion's history. What happened? Why? Who was responsible for the successes? The failures? Who knew what and when did the
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  • Eftichios Bitsakis
    * 1997 - "[[Space and Time: Who was Right, Einstein or Kant?]]"
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  • Hans Israel
    ...nd in longer contributions to about twenty review volumes. In addition, he was the editor of three more books and co-editor of several scientific journals ...might be used. In these discussions, the nestor of atmospheric electricity was just one among others, always ready to be convinced by someone else, but al
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  • Was Relativit?tstheorie ist und nicht ist
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  • The Significance of Maxwell's Equations
    ...ssing against each other with centrifugal force. The centrifugal force bit was crucial for explaining magnetic repulsion, yet both centrifugal force and a
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  • Popper's Response to Dingle on Special Relativity and the Problem of the Observer
    ...this system showed special relativity withstood Dingle's criticism that it was not a symmetrical and consistent physical theory. However, Popper mistakenl
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  • Robert M L Baker
    ...ering at UCLA-- the Ph.D. degree with a specialization in space navigation was, according to UCLA officials, the first of its kind to be granted in the Un ...om 1963 to 1971 as a Lecturer and Assistant Professor. During that time he was a Lecturer at the United States Air Force Academy.
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  • Gerald James Whitrow
    Gerald James Whitrow ( June 9, 1912, Kimmeridge, Dorset - June 2, 2000) was a British mathematician, cosmologist and science historian. ...his life he was a Fellow of the Royal Astronomical Society, and in 1971 he was among the founders of the British Society for the History of Science.
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  • Sean Ray Torrebadell
    ...up writing lab reports, on subjects not yet taught in his classes, and it was only later that he learned that all of his classmates were simply copying o ...ter reading it. This pattern of fatigue continued until late 2004, when he was finally diagnosed with severe sleep apnea. Basically, Sean did not sleep fo
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  • Paul E Rowe
    ...s employed by Emerson &amp; Cuming, Inc. in Caton, Massachusetts, where he was involved in research and development of plastic and ceramic materials for t
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  • Suppressed Inventions and Other Discoveries
    ...Manning, Barry Lynes and others and edited by Jonathan Eisen. This edition was published in 1995 in New Zealand by Auckland Institute of Technology Press.
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  • Jack Durban
    ...e. I have been an avid inventor and product developer since I was a kid. I was drawing detailed engines and mechanisms by age 9 and just had a knack for l ...ecade of silence.&nbsp; He says that the technology worked, but that Marks was less than honest in his business dealings.
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  • Eric Sabo
    ...mphysema, Cancer, Multiple Sclerosis, and a myriad of other afflictions. I was able to speak to them, learn what treatments they were receiving, and obser
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  • The Experiment to Negate Maxwell Theory
    ...nt) generated magnetic field the same as conductive current. Therefore, it was derived the mutual generation theory [1, 2] that ?magnetic field generates
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  • Bert Schreiber
    ...perated Sun Belt Art Supply. He was a Second Class Scout and for ten years was the Scoutmaster for Troop 900 in Spring, TX. After his retirement, he pursu ...Carl Jr., sister-in-law Mary Katherine Schreiber and nieces and nephew. He was preceded in death by his parents and his brother Myron.
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  • Ed Gray
    ...sted across the Potomac River. He left home at 15 and joined the Army, but was quickly discharged for being under age. At 18 he joined the Navy and served ...ished in Van Nuys, California on Calvert Street called ?The Body Shop?. It was a one-stop, high-end custom autobody &amp; painting shop. This business pro
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  • Norman Spencer
    Norman Spencer was born in Wellington, New Zealand, November 7th 1921, and died in that city, He was educated at Wellington College and Victoria University of Wellington, gradu
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  • Sonne Ward
    ...he founder and President of Nova Plasma Technologies, Inc. The corporation was formed in June of 1996. It is dedicated to research and development in the ...996 for the implosion theory award and received a plaque. In 1997 Dr. Ward was again inducted into the International Hall of Fame for his work in the natu
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  • Solutions of a Cosmological Schr?dinger Equation for Exact Gravitational Waves based on a Friedman Dust Universe with Einstein's Lambda
    In an earlier paper, it was shown that the cosmological model that was introduced in a sequence of three earlier papers under the title A Dust Uni
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  • Fornax - The Companion of the Milky Way and the Question of its Standard Motion
    ...short scale of the Universe age (H = 100 kms<sup>-1</sup>Mpc<sup>-1</sup>) was generally submitted. ...ssed by Hodge and he claimed that the observed radius of the Fornax system was the tidal radius imposed at perigalaction meeting. The new value of r<sub>t
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  • Marie Tharp
    ...ification maps for the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Her mother, Bertha, was an instructor in German and Latin. Tharp graduated from Ohio University in Moving to New York in 1948, Tharp was employed by Maurice Ewing at the Lamont Geological Laboratory (now the Lamo
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  • 3C 48
    '''3C48''' is a [[quasar]] discovered in 1960; it was the second source conclusively identified as such.<ref>{{cite journal | las ...Cambridge Catalogue of Radio Sources]] for which an optical identification was found by [[Allan Sandage]] and [[Thomas A. Matthews]] in 1960 through [[int
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  • Dirac's Equation and the Sea of Negative Energy, Part 1
    ...solutions by a questionable bit of mathematical slight-of-hand. Because it was ?politically correct,? this bit of juggling became the accepted interpretat
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  • Parry Moon 1898-1988: A Search for the Foundations of Relativity
    ...1956 and eventually the experimental proof of its validity. Half a century was devoted to the search for the keystone of electromagnetic theory, the equat
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  • Herbert E Ives
    ...fficer, in the aviation section. Ives was also an avid coin collector, and was President of the American Numismatic Society. .../en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frederic_Eugene_Ives Frederic Eugene Ives], Herbert was an expert on color photography. In 1924, he transmitted and reconstructed t
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  • A Debate on the Theory of Relativity
    "The debate on relativity contained in this volume was held at Indiana Unversity on May 21 and 22, 1926, under the auspices of the ...ke in favor of the theory, MacMillan and Hufford against.&nbsp; The debate was introduced and moderated by Indiana University President William Lowe Bryan
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  • Ken H Seto
    * I was born in Canton China in 1936. ...pment Manager. I was granted another patent on Polymer Technology. Also I was responsible for the development of 15 new products.
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  • The New Electrodynamics and its Bearing on Relativity
    Maxwell?s theory was based on the idea of a stationary aether. When the concept of the aether be The first of these procedures was chosen by Einstein in his celebrated paper of 1905. But there is no necessi
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  • A Distant View of Physics
    ...ght (his objection to Copenhagen quantum theory) and was accepted where he was definitely wrong (his relativity theories and his naive one-photon interpre
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  • Ken Rauen
    ...uring experience at Producers Color Service (pre-CD era in the early '80s) was a genuine engineering capacity that continued through many other positions ...a "violation" of the Second Law of Thermodynamics. US patent 6,698,200 B1 was issued to him in March of 2004, embodying this research in an engine design
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  • A Comparison of Three Equations for the Force Between Current Elements
    ...ite/meetings/Fall_1992.html The Fall Meeting of the Northeastern Section was held on November 20-21, 1992 at Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut]
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  • Electrodynamic Model of the Nucleus (Letter to the Editor)
    ...l and the quantized nuclear shell model. For more than 40 years, no theory was put forward that could quantitatively explain why all of these ideas worked
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  • The Mythology of the World Axis; Exploring the Role of Plasma in World Mythology
    ...y was ablaze with awe-inspiring forms not seen today. Dominant among these was a towering, life-like pillar of light stretching from near the horizon to h
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  • Scott Chubb: A Bright Light Has Gone Out
    ...t a thorough account of Scott?s life, but rather a tribute to a fellow who was remarkably good both professionally and personally. He lost a two-year batt
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  • John Frank Johnson
    ...given command of the North Electric Group of ITT. This group of companies was engaged in development and deployment of commercial telephone central offic
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  • Unification of Physics
    # It was discovered in 1998 that far reached regions of the Universe are in a state ...axies disagree with the predictions of GRT. The existence of a dark matter was introduced to explain these anomalous rotational curves. Model Mechanics po
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  • The Demise of Spacetime Symmetry Or When the Baby Kissing Had to Stop
    This article was reviewed by Harold Milnes, <em>V8, N4, pp. 4273-4276</em>.
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  • Alfred de Grazia
    ...(Dachau). He founded and published the "American Behavioral Scientist." He was frequently a consultant, to the State Department, the Department of Defense
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  • Differential Topology: Notational Illusion Leading Away From Nordstr?m's Aether into General Relativity
    ...ction of light. After this phenomenon was empirically observed, the theory was relegated mainly to the history books as General Relativity took off. We
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  • Zero Point Energy
    Fusion Facts was replaced by The Journal of New Energy in 1996.
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  • Gravitobiology: A New Biophysics
    ...m a Tesla background Bearden goes a step further and describes how physics was side tracked and how to get back on the right track through the many many r
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  • How Relativity Theory Conflicts With Reality
    ...id Einstein, who is to say that one of these observers is right because he was "standing still" and the other wrong?...&nbsp;
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  • John Lowell Dobson
    ...ing, China. His maternal grandfather founded Peking University, his mother was a musician, and his father taught zoology at the University. He and his par
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  • Implications of Infinite Current Densities at Idealized DC Generator Poles
    ...nishing linear extension. The discovery was made, as a complete DC circuit was being analyzed mathematically as a part of the analysis of experimental res
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  • Burkhard Heim
    ...ikipedia.org/wiki/Heim_theory Heim theory]. One of his childhood ambitions was to develop a method of space travel, which contributed to his motivation to ...aps. The accident left him without hands and mostly deaf and blind when he was 19, forcing him to use Krukenburg hands. His behaviour subsequently became
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  • Gerard Coutu
    ...nt he specialized in DSP, including real time emplementation issues. Coutu was a member of the IEEE and authored over 30 papers. Irvine, Calif. - Gerard
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  • Nuclear Transmutation: The Reality of Cold Fusion
    ...story had barely begun. Provocative research had never ended. Cold fusion was and is very much alive. IN THIS BOOK, Dr. Mizuno describes both the dark an
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  • Living Water: Viktor Schauberger and the Secrets of Natural Energy
    ...ms of energy transformation. He saw that modern man, without realizing it, was destroying the earth and sabotaging his own cultures by working against Nat
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  • Bernard R Bligh
    ...his second degree was in Low Temperature Physics. Bligh's research project was the design and construction of a helium liquefier. This operated for 22 yea
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  • Heinrich Georg Brandenberger
    ...al patents and authored several books and articles in technical papers. He was critical of Einstein's relativity theory.
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  • An Introduction to Magna Theory
    ...existence of a medium. The best of many experiments to measure such drift was carried out in 1887 by Michelson &amp; Morley. Exhaustive tests resulted in
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  • Ott Christoph Hilgenberg in twentieth-century geophysics
    ...hat of Geology and Paleontology at the Technical University of Berlin. He was also briefly involved as editor of the scientific publications at the Tech
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  • SR Theory of Electrodynamics for Relatively Moving Charges
    ...ce between current elements as determined by Amp?re in 1822. An experiment was performed to check on the validity of the old Amp?re's Law.
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  • Henry Oman
    ...Technology'' magazine, and worked on battery-powered electric bicycles. He was awarded the Harry Mimmo Award by the <em>IEEE Aerospace and Electronic Syst
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  • Hermann Carl Gustav Coler
    ...on the Coler inventions stemmed from the British Intelligence report that was declassified in 1980. The technical team that interrogated Coler consisted ...there under a scheme controlled by the Deputy Chief of Staff (DCOS). Coler was employed in the UK under the latter scheme in 1947.
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  • A Derivation of Maxwell's Equations from a Simple Solid Two-Component Aether
    ...so the result of a solid oscillation, and the solid underlying light waves was identified as a new substance. the aether. Einstein's special theory of rel
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  • Field Structure Theory, Part 1: The Particle Hierarchy Chart
    ...ities of particle architecture. Plainly speaking, the concept of structure was itself flawed and inadequate. Field Structures addressed the deficiencies o
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  • Anton Betz
    Dr. Anton Betz was a professor at the University of Gottingen, Germany, involved in analysis a
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  • Marcel Vogel
    ...received numerous patents for his inventions during this time. Among these was the magnetic coating for the 24? hard disc drive systems still in use. His
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  • Michelson-Morley Experiment: A Misconceived & Misinterpreted Experiment
    ...nd misinterpretation have been found to be # Doppler Effect of light was not taken into account # The motion of the solar system was not also taken into account.
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  • Robert J Moon
    ...hur Compton, then chair of the Physics Department, told him his department was not working on that problem, and sent him to the chairman of the Department ...rom 1984-1986 he edited its ''International Journal of Fusion Energy.'' He was a member of the advisory board of ''21st Century Science &amp; Technology,'
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  • Michael Studencki
    ...me machine ;-) From the Twins Paradox it appeared possible, but the theory was very strange for me and it seemed overly complicated. ...was annoying, because I knew that already and it wasn't so hard at all! I was even explaining that to my friends to help them understand reactions. I pre
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  • Anti-Gravity from Finland (No Doubts About It)
    ...EN, vol 3, no 3, August 1995, p 12, I defended Bruce Walsh. When Mr. Walsh was young, he witnessed a P.M. based on marbles that among others passed a desc
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  • George G Nikitin
    George Nikitin was born on September 8, 1941 in Gagra, Georgia. His father was&nbsp;a serviceman. In 1960 George completed high school N1 of Sevastopol. I ...fe. His favorite occupation was the design of complex geodesic devices. He was an inventor and rationalizer.
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  • Royal Raymond Rife
    Royal Raymond Rife was an American who claimed to have observed very small viruses by using a spec ...imed that Rife was able to cure various kinds of cancer, but that his work was suppressed by a wide-ranging conspiracy headed by the American Medical Asso
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  • The Inflated Universe
    ...nflationary models of the universe. The time lines start when the universe was 10<sup>45</sup> seconds old and extend out to the present time some 10<sup>
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  • Forbidden Archeology's Impact
    ...radict the prevailing theory and shows how this massive amount of evidence was systematically 'filtered' out. How did the scientific estabilishment respon
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  • Charles Lane Poor
    ...g/wiki/Columbia_University Columbia University] from 1903 to 1944, when he was named Professor Emeritus. In the aftermath of the 1919 eclipse, which suppo
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  • On the Connection Between Electricity and Gravity
    ...formula covering all mentioned ones and introducing some additional items was proposed by the author as a generalization of Maxwell?s equations and Loren
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  • Allan V Cox
    ...orking out details of the magnetic-reversal time scale. Much of the effort was accomplished in a small tar-paper shack set up adjacent to the main Survey The work was far from easy. Samples had to be collected worldwide and their magnetic dir
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  • Rotating Magnetic Fields in the Electric Sea
    ...s that the magnetic field does not rotate with it. In this respect Faraday was correct, but he missed out on the real significance of the scenario. The re
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  • David G Russell
    ...Hubble" January 1999 ''Sky &amp; Telescope''. His most recent publication was "The Ks-band Tully-Fisher Relation ? A determination of the Hubble paramete
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  • Light Preceded by Weak Nuclear Charge Oscillations
    ...itself- until the comfortable, but incorrect assumption of a central Earth was replaced with the correct premise of a central Sun. A similar correction to
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  • David Calder Hardy
    ...enario that got rid of so many problems extant with the orthodox theory. I was so thrilled about having thought of it that I felt inspired to get it into
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  • Harry E Mongold
    ...ngold wrote two unpublished sequels to L. Frank Baum's Oz book series, and was active with the Wizard of Oz Club. * 1979 - "[[Was Einstein a Berkeleian?]]"
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  • Albert Einstein: The Incorrigible Plagiarist
    ..., not true." -- Max Born<br /><br />"In point of fact, therefore, Poincare was not only the first to enunciate the principle, but he also discovered in Lo
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  • Dynamic Weighing Experiments - the Way to New Physics of Gravitation
    ...rotor (gyroscope) with a horizontal axis of rotation was installed. There was observed an appreciable, essentially exceeding errors of measurements incre
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  • Margaret Cheney
    ...ade at age five, the only student in her class in a one-room schoolhouse, was promptly promoted and began to foreshadow her career in journalism by pub
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  • Ron Pearson
    ...d Hornsby of Lincoln, who provided facilities and funding, and the project was cancelled.
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  • The Detection of Ether
    ...e, and his theory held until the very early 1800s. Einstein believed light was a particle, now called the "photon," and his theory has been in force since ...'</b>" that travels through the medium of ether. The ether theory of light was in favor with the scientific community from the very early 1800s to 1924.
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  • Optical Phenomena in the Aether
    ...aether, this work gained a second purpose: to show whether this hypothesis was indeed necessary for the explanation of the optical phenomena it claimed it
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  • A Possibility of Gravity Control in Luminescent Materials
    ...by means of electromagnetic radiation. This unexpected theoretical result was confirmed by an' experiment using Extra-Low Frequency(ELF) radiation on fer
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  • Pavel F Parshin
    ...ife of a happy child until he was five years old. Then in 1936, his father was blackmailed and accused of spying in favor of a foreign country. Needless t ...ur out their souls: they could recognize his unmistakable kindness. And he was always considerate.
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  • Ching Chuan Su
    ...at the Industrial Technology Research Institute, Hsinchu, Taiwan, where he was responsible for the development of several IC fabrication processes. In 198
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  • Walter L Rosenthal
    ...activated, the activation often would slowly drain away. However, once he was using the precision discharge unit courtesy of Walt Rosenthal, his activati So not only was Walt very instrumental in accurately measuring the results successfully ach
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  • Sergei M Cherniakov
    ...ysics in 1972 at the Petrozavodsk State University. From 1974 till 1996 he was a researcher of the Polar Geophysical Institute of the Kola Science Centre
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  • Critique of Physics
    Written&nbsp;when quantum mechanics was in its infancy, this book was among the first to recognize the incompatibility of Einstein's relativity&n
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  • Alfred North Whitehead
    Alfred North Whitehead was an English mathematician who became a philosopher. He wrote on algebra, log ...practice of education. He was a Fellow of the Royal Society since 1903 and was elected to the British Academy in 1931. In physics, Whitehead articulated a
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  • Experimental Gravitonics
    ...ion velocity of gravitational radiation (generated by a laboratory source) was measured for "quadrupole" - 9x10E20 cm/s or squared light velocity. # It was demonstrated that gravitation is only one of NONLINEAR-MECHANICS EFFECT, th
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  • Robert C Beck
    ...his own business interests and from his work as a university lecturer. He was known for his leading-edge designs in measuring subtle magnetic fields and ...o treat it with microcurrents of electricity. He later found this research was a rediscovery as many patents had been filed over the years showing the eff
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  • Massimo Odasso
    ...ompany that this time makes business in the semiconductors market. My role was firstly Reliability Manager of a branch of Telecom products and after a few ...ill be eventually interested to discuss with me. Anyway this trigger event was the solely responsible of The New Galilean Age that I am actually proposing
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  • Alexandre A Martins
    ...sphere and in a vacuum. For the first time a proper scientific explanation was provided for this innovative asymmetric plasma actuator, which has the prop
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  • Fer De Lance: A Briefing on Soviet Scalar Electromagnetic Weapons
    ...ng consequences that, according to Lt. Col. Bearden, only the Soviet Union was privy to during the Cold War.
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  • The Expanding Earth: Evidence, Causes and Effects
    ...ficance of basaltic underplating beneath the ocean floor which he believes was the cause of a remarkable rise in sea level and, which simultaneously and b ...esponds with the Archean Era. Subsequently, the primordial Earth's surface was uplifted due to underplating by the layered igneous rocks and the uplifted
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  • Partial and Total Derivatives in Retarded Force Equations
    ...ite/meetings/Fall_1994.html The Fall Meeting of the Northeastern Section was held on November 18-19, 1994 at the University of Hartford in West Hartford
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  • Kevin Harkess
    ...hinking that was responsible for my failure to complete my college work. I was so engrossed in developing an energy theory that I failed to allow time to
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  • On Hertz's Invariant Form of Maxwell's Equations
    ...iant covering theory of Maxwell's vacuum electrodynamics - which, however, was not space-time symmetrical (in view of his tampering with the time but not
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  • Non Relativistic Forces on Antennas
    ...arrange themselves to be perpendicular to each other.&nbsp; No self torque was observed; although the self forces predicted were expected to be considerab
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  • Valerij Maisotsenko
    ...nt of the former Soviet Union as one of 11 top inventors in the USSR. This was the first time the Soviet Government ever publicly recognized any of its sc
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  • Jos Ramalho Croca
    Jos? Nunes Croca was born on Cabe??o in Evora, in 1944.&nbsp; He was&nbsp;licensed by Faculdade de Ciencias, Universidade de Lisboa (FCUL)&nbsp;
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  • Beverly Rubik
    ...ntier Science, a nonprofit corporation, to continue her work. In 1996, she was appointed to the advisory boards of a number of other organizations includi
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  • Partial and Total Derivatives and the Force Between Current Elements
    ...ssite/meetings/Fall_1994.html The Fall Meeting of the Northeastern Section was held on November 18-19, 1994 at the University of Hartford in West Hartford
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  • Geocentricity, Relativity and the Big Bang
    ...very center of the universe was proven to be false centuries ago.&nbsp; Or was it?&nbsp; According to scienctist Russell Arndts, the idea of a geocentric
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  • Engineering Non-Conventional AC Electrical Systems (With AC Electricity Formula Sheets)
    .../www.greaterthings.com/], "Claim That Lutec was Lifted from Adams." (Lutec was the company of Dr. Robert Adams)
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  • Akhlesh Lakhtakia
    ...for final examinations in November 1973, at the end of the 11th grade, he was awarded the Indian School Certificate in 1974. He obtained a Bachelor of Te ...ournals; serves on the editorial boards of four electromagnetics journals; was the Editor-in-Chief of the international journal Speculations in Science an
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  • Lancelot Law Whyte
    ...ary principle" to unify physics theories. Experimental work on this theory was carried out by [http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Leo_Baranski&amp; ...f Statistical Enquiries in the Ministry of Supplies. But his main interest was as a philosopher of science and as a postulator of human inquiry and develo
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  • The Constant Gravitation Potential of Light and Energy
    ...at he shared with me during the past years. It became Bob's last paper. He was kind enough to take me aboard as co-author. In memory of Bob, a brilliant f
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  • Electromagnetic Interactions and Particle Physics
    ...mple, there was a prejudice about the simultaneity of distant events which was removed by the special theory of relativity. In quantum theory, the notions
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  • Must Western Science Decline?
    ...alk on the BBC Third Programme entitled "Must Western Science Decline?" It was printed in <em>The Listener</em> (May 23, 1957), the official journal of th
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  • Formal Structure of Electromagnetics: General Covariance and Electromagnetics
    ...at I had been searching for, for if an experiment between EM and gravity was to work, it would have to accumulate data - like the Faraday ratchet - in
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  • The Universe in Motion
    ...d I demonstrate it thusly.? Then she opened her hand, dropping the pen she was holding. I watched it accelerate to the floor.
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  • Masao Gorai
    ...l drift theory, but disagreed to extend it into further earlier times. He was inclined more towards the concept of expanding earth, and considered this
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  • A History of Dark Matter?
    ...ported that during electrical discharge in low- pressure helium, hydrogen was produced at the cathode and the initial rate of hydrogen production obeyed
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  • George B Trinkaus
    ...his pursuit of an MA yielded to a "grand tour" of Europe). In New York he was a free-lance medical writer, and writer for the Encyclopedia Americana (whe ...the community rep on the Ventura County EIR committee on this issue (which was ultimately resolved by the shut-down of the refinery). Campaign manager for
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  • Sidney Bertram
    ...so far with no success. A reviewer of the earlier papers now agrees that I was right all along -- but it has yet to be approved for publication. (The most It is now some years after I started this (4/6/96). The math book was completed and copies were made available to a number of people and a couple
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  • Nikolai A Kozyrev
    ...e energy source of stars and formulated a theory. But in his isolation, he was unaware of the discovery of atomic energy. After his release, Kozyrev refus ...though his work was often of a very doubtful nature. Among these theories was the claim that the polar caps of Mars were purely atmospheric cloud formati
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  • Paul Marmet
    ...et was elected Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada (F.R.S.C) in 1973 and was made an Officer of the Order of Canada in 1981.&nbsp; The Order of Canada i
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  • Defying Gravity: The Parallel Universe of T. Townsend Brown
    ...academic credentials lived an extraordinary life, and it is time his story was told.<br /><br />Somehow, the central mysteries of the past century nuclear
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  • Earth's Magnetic Energy Provides Confirmation of Its Young Age
    ...the age of the earth. The present value of the power loss from the magnet was evaluated at 813 megawatts. This new paper employs those results to compute
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  • Special Relativity Postulates
    ...ested people to know&nbsp;my direction beforehand. This particular version was uploaded on 8-7-09.
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  • Bob Teal
    Benjimin Robert "Bob" Teal was born in Morven, North Carolina in 1923. He attended Wofford College in Spar ...t was never published. It included an invention by the main character that was an electro-magnetic engine that produced no noise or pollution. He named it
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  • Mathematicism and Atomism to Logical Etherism
    ...gerald-contraction based impotence principle of relativity. This principle was de-etherized and mathematized by Einstein and Minkowski. However at the end
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  • A Book in Every Home Containing Three Subjects: Ed's Sweet Sixteen, Domestic and Political Views
    ...nd longest booklet, ?A Book in Every Home,? a treatise on moral education, was printed on only the left-hand pages, and began with the following preface:
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  • The Coming Energy Revolution: The Search for Free Energy
    ...and so was frozen out of the energy field. John Keely received funding but was pressured for quick results, causing his ruination. One third of the book d
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  • Harry Stine
    George Harry Stine was one of the founding figures of model rocketry, a science and technology wri ...and, more importantly, replaceable solid fuel engines to power them. Stine was impressed with the samples that Carlisle had sent him, and wrote a cover ar
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  • Jeffrey M Lee
    ...published a book entitled: ?The GOD CIPHER? illustrating how Time Dilation was used to both design and structure the orbits of the Bohr Hydrogen Atom. Thi
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  • Atlas of Continental Displacement, 200 Million Years to the Present
    ...sin was surprisingly found to be not far older than the Atlantic Basin (as was expected), but the same age. Dr. Owens ocean data uses the newer data from
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  • Wilfred T M Berendsen
    I was born in Lichtenvoorde, the Netherlands, in 1973. Some of my educational bac ...eping, MRP, purchasing and other material management functionalities. This was a very successful implementation, but of course this project ended.
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  • Monty Childs
    ...engineering text books and holds eight international technical patents. He was lead design engineer of the Canadian National Research Council for Rocket D
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  • Shiuji Inomata
    ...Even though he did not live more than a short time in this millennium, he was a new-millennium scientist. Throughout the world, all of us engaged in the
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  • Our Expanding Earth, the Ultimate Cause
    ...use? was the expanded earth, a publisher couldn?t be found and so the book was self published and is difficult to obtain. ?KW<br />
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  • Robert E Beutlich
    Bob Beutlich was a longtime member of the US Psychotronics Association, and believed that sc
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