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| Author | Paramahamsa Tewari |
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| Published | 2002/2007 |
| Publisher | Crest Publishing House |
| Pages | 206 |
| ISBN | 8124202818 |
This book develops three Universal Principles:
- The space of the universe is an eternally existent, nonmaterial, continuous, isotropic, and fluid substratum.
- The space has a limiting speed of flow, equal to the speed of light relative to the absolute vacuum; and a limiting angular velocity, when in a state of circulating motion.
- The universal space is eternally inherent with motion.
