What Keeps Us on the Ground? (Gravitation Explained)
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| Author | Frank M Meno |
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| Language | English |
| Subject | Gravity, Aether theory |
| Published | 2002 |
| Publisher | Aetherpress, Pittsburgh, PA |
| Pages | 127 |
| ISBN | 0967971217 |
What Keeps Us on the Ground? (Gravitation Explained) is a 2002 book by Frank M Meno, self-published through Aetherpress (Pittsburgh).
Overview
Meno presents an original, purely mechanical theory of gravitation intended to be easily visualized. It is the popular statement of his Gyron Aether Theory, in which space is filled with an aether composed of vast numbers of tiny spinning particles ("gyrons"); vortices of these gyrons make up fundamental particles, and an omnidirectional flux of superluminal gyron streams ejected from vortex "funnels" produces the force we experience as gravity. Meno presents the same underlying physics as accounting for all attractive and repulsive forces, offering it as a long-sought unification of physical theory.
About the author
Frank M. Meno (1934–2010) was a Slovenian-born, Pittsburgh-based engineer and independent theorist who developed the Gyron Aether Theory of gravity and matter.
Publication details
- Author: Frank M Meno
- Publisher: Aetherpress, Pittsburgh, PA
- Published: 2002
- Pages: 127
- ISBN: 0967971217
Links to Purchase Book
- What Keeps Us on the Ground? (Amazon)