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| fields = Aerospace engineering, Advanced propulsion | |||
| institutions = The Aerospace Corporation | |||
| known_for = Tri-Space theory | |||
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'''Gregory V. Meholic''' is an American aerospace engineer specializing in advanced propulsion, based in El Segundo, California. He is a senior project leader at [[The Aerospace Corporation]] and is the originator of the "Tri-Space" theory, a conceptual framework addressing the physics of faster-than-light travel and the structure of spacetime. | |||
==Biography== | |||
Meholic holds a Master of Engineering degree and has worked for decades within the advanced propulsion research community. He serves as a senior project leader at The Aerospace Corporation, headquartered in El Segundo, California. Within the [[American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics]] (AIAA), he has been a Distinguished Lecturer and a former Chair of the Nuclear and Future Flight Propulsion Technical Committee. | |||
==Scientific contributions== | |||
Meholic is best known for developing the Tri-Space Model of the universe. The model is based on the premise that the mathematics of special relativity describe a symmetrical continuum supporting three independent spacetimes, each with its own set of physical laws distinguished by the ratio of velocity ''v'' to the speed of light ''c''. In this framework, reality is divided into three regimes: a subluminal realm containing matter moving slower than light, a light-speed realm associated with the massless photon, and a superluminal realm inhabited by hypothetical faster-than-light entities such as tachyons. Meholic has presented the Tri-Space concept as a possible approach toward a grand unified theory and as a mechanism for transitions between subluminal and superluminal speeds. | |||
His independent research on faster-than-light travel and the construct of spacetime has been the subject of several conference papers, including "Unlabored Transitions between Subluminal and Superluminal Speeds in a Higher Dimensional Tri-Space" (AIP Conference Proceedings, 2008) and "Beyond the Light Barrier: A Concept for Superluminal Travel." | |||
The Tri-Space theory was adopted by author Christopher Paolini as the basis for the faster-than-light propulsion system in his science fiction novel ''To Sleep in a Sea of Stars''; Meholic contributed graphic material for the novel's appendix and reviewed portions of the text for scientific accuracy. | |||
==External links== | |||
* [https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Gregory_Meholic/publications Gregory Meholic publications on ResearchGate] | |||
* [https://pubs.aip.org/aip/acp/article-abstract/969/1/1129/607585/Unlabored-Transitions-between-Subluminal-and Unlabored Transitions between Subluminal and Superluminal Speeds in a Higher Dimensional Tri-Space (AIP)] | |||
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Gregory V. Meholic | |
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| Residence | El Segundo, CA, United States |
| Nationality | USA |
| Known for | Tri-Space theory |
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| Fields | Aerospace engineering, Advanced propulsion |
Gregory V. Meholic is an American aerospace engineer specializing in advanced propulsion, based in El Segundo, California. He is a senior project leader at The Aerospace Corporation and is the originator of the "Tri-Space" theory, a conceptual framework addressing the physics of faster-than-light travel and the structure of spacetime.
Biography
Meholic holds a Master of Engineering degree and has worked for decades within the advanced propulsion research community. He serves as a senior project leader at The Aerospace Corporation, headquartered in El Segundo, California. Within the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA), he has been a Distinguished Lecturer and a former Chair of the Nuclear and Future Flight Propulsion Technical Committee.
Scientific contributions
Meholic is best known for developing the Tri-Space Model of the universe. The model is based on the premise that the mathematics of special relativity describe a symmetrical continuum supporting three independent spacetimes, each with its own set of physical laws distinguished by the ratio of velocity v to the speed of light c. In this framework, reality is divided into three regimes: a subluminal realm containing matter moving slower than light, a light-speed realm associated with the massless photon, and a superluminal realm inhabited by hypothetical faster-than-light entities such as tachyons. Meholic has presented the Tri-Space concept as a possible approach toward a grand unified theory and as a mechanism for transitions between subluminal and superluminal speeds.
His independent research on faster-than-light travel and the construct of spacetime has been the subject of several conference papers, including "Unlabored Transitions between Subluminal and Superluminal Speeds in a Higher Dimensional Tri-Space" (AIP Conference Proceedings, 2008) and "Beyond the Light Barrier: A Concept for Superluminal Travel."
The Tri-Space theory was adopted by author Christopher Paolini as the basis for the faster-than-light propulsion system in his science fiction novel To Sleep in a Sea of Stars; Meholic contributed graphic material for the novel's appendix and reviewed portions of the text for scientific accuracy.
External links
- Gregory Meholic publications on ResearchGate
- Unlabored Transitions between Subluminal and Superluminal Speeds in a Higher Dimensional Tri-Space (AIP)