Elementary Anti-Gravity
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| Author | Frank J Znidarsic |
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| Language | English |
| Subject | Gravity, antigravity, cold fusion |
| Published | 1989 |
| Publisher | Vantage |
| Pages | 53 |
| ISBN | 0533083346 |
Elementary Antigravity is a 1989 book by the engineer Frank J Znidarsic, published by Vantage Press.
Overview
The book is an early statement of Znidarsic's Quantum Transition Theory (later called "Z-Theory"), which uses a classical approach to address quantum puzzles (Planck's constant, quantum jumps, photon energies). Central to it is a characteristic velocity — about 1.09 million metres per second, which Znidarsic identifies with the "speed of sound" within the nucleus — that governs the transition of quantum states. He argues that this framework accounts for cold fusion / LENR and for antigravity as effects of an amplified magnetic component of the strong and gravitational forces. A follow-up, Elementary Antigravity II, continues the theme.
About the author
Frank J. Znidarsic is a registered professional electrical engineer in Pennsylvania who has developed the "Z-Theory" of the quantum transition and written on energy, cold fusion, and antigravity.
Publication details
- Author: Frank J Znidarsic
- Publisher: Vantage
- Published: 1989
- Pages: 53
- ISBN: 0533083346
Links to Purchase Book
- Elementary Anti-Gravity (Amazon)