Neal Graneau

Neal Graneau
Residence	Oxford, United Kingdom
Nationality	USA / English
Known for	New Energy, Newtonian Physics, IAAD, Mach's Principle, Water Arcing
Scientific career
Fields	Research Scientist

Neal Graneau was born in London, and attended Fenn School in Concord, Phillips Exeter Academy in New Hampshire and Wincester College in England.  He travelled with school theater and poetry groups, and played piano recitals.  He studied physics at King's College of London University, and at Oxford University as a graduate student.  For ten years he spent his summers at his father's MIT laboratory.  There this father-and-son team researched, invented, built, and performed experiments.  When not at work, Neal finds time to relax by playing the drums.

Abstracts

• 2005 - "The Evidence and Consequences of Newtonian Instantaneous Forces"
• 2003 - "Machian Inertia and the Isotropic Universe"
• 1994 - "Only Ampere Forces Explain Railgun Recoil and Wire Explosions"
• 1993 - "Ampere Electrodynamics"
• 1992 - "Heavy-Water-Arc Gun for Impact Fusion"
• 1987 - "The Pivoted Current Element and Diamagnetism"

Books

• 2006 - "In the Grip of the Distant Universe: The Science of Inertia" (Read in full)
• 2006 - "Unlimited Renewable Solar Energy from Water" (Read in full)
• 1996 - "Newtonian Electrodynamics" (Read in full)
• 1993 - "Newton Versus Einstein: How Matter Interacts with Matter" (Read in full)