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by Evert Jan Post

Pages: 224
Publisher: Dover Publications
Year: 1962 / 1997
ISBN: 0486654273
ISBN: 978-0486654270

High-level, explicit treatment of the principle of general covariance as applied to electromagnetics examines the natural invariance of the Maxwell equations, general properties of the medium, nonuniformity, anisotropy and general coordinates in three-space, reciprocity and nonreciprocity, and matter-free space with a gravitational field

"I discovered (Post's) monograph "The Formal Structure of Electromagnetics" in which I saw the first definitive treatment of the Faraday effect, and its non-reciprocity. This idea was what I had been searching for, for if an experiment between EM and gravity was to work, it would have to accumulate data - like the Faraday ratchet - in order to measure very small effects. The Jacksonian version of EM theory (does) not come close to explaining the features that were so clear in Post's expose. I used to call the small book, the "Tourist's Guide of Electromagnetism". The book is back in print now (Dover), and no one interested in EM should be without it." - Robert Kiehn


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by Mahmoud A. Melehy

Pages: 255
Publisher: Mono Book Corp.
Year: 1973
ISBN: B0000EGCI1
ISBN: B000UEIU4Y

In this book, Melehy has given a general formulation of the thermodynamics of stationary processes which is very significant. The basic idea is this: For a long time now, there has existed a simple and powerful theory for a very limited class of stationary physical processes. I refer to electrical network theory. In electrical network theory, currents and voltages are described by the two Kirchhoff?s laws. Kirchhoff?s current law asserts that the sum of the currents in a node is zero, while Kirchhoff?s voltage law prescribes that the voltage summed over any closed loop is zero. These laws yield a set of linear equations if the currents are assumed to be linear functions, of the voltages, that is, if Ohm's law is assumed to hold. However, even in a nonlinear problem, an appropriate application of Kirchhoff?s laws completely defines the solutions. In general thermodynamic processes on the other hand we have the coordinated flow of molecules, atoms, ions, electrons, heat and radiation. This flow, caused by electrical and gravity fields and/or by pressure and temperature differences, may be accompanied by phase changes and chemical reactions. Melehy shows that there exists a natural generalization of Kirchhoff?s laws, which completely describes all stationary thermodynamic processes. This generalization is Melehy's theory of generalized fields.

Kirchhoff?s current law follows simply from the law of conservation of charge: In a node, charge cannot just disappear. It is obvious that this current law can be generalized. It then stands for conservation of mass, energy, and charge. Kirchhoff?s voltage law can be generalized by considering the work done by the electrical, gravitational and pressure forces on a specific flow component (say one kind of molecule, atom or ion) which goes around a closed loop. This approach provides one equation for every type of particle for every loop one can devise. Melehy's laws thereby completely specify all possible solutions with given boundary conditions.

How is it possible that this general mathematical description of such a large class of physical and chemical phenomena has escaped us for so long? The reason may be that Melehy's formulation requires two new artifacts which are not immediately obvious, although they are quite natural once understood: For the pressure P in analogy to the voltage in an electric network, it is not suitable to take the external pressure as indicated on a manometer. Instead, the pressure Pj of a component j has to be defined as the transfer of momentum, by the particles of j through I cm2/sec. So, for instance, the pressure in a homogeneous liquid is much higher than its equilibrium vapor pressure. This definition of Pj does describe the osmotic pressure of a solute in a liquid.

The second artifact that Melehy's theory needs is to describe the increase of heat )Q in a volume element as )Q = T )S. In this way T becomes a generalized potential for entropy S as voltage is for charge: v )e, gravitational potential is for mass: hg )m, and Pj is for volume: Pj )V. At first sight this may seem positively wrong: We know that if, for instance, in a certain volume element of the low process low pressure helium and hydrogen gases mix by diffusion, there is an increase of entropy, but there is no increase in heat as a consequence.

In fact, these two innovations in Melehy's formulation are quite natural if one considers how one can arrive at a proof of his laws in analogy with a proof of Kirchhoff?s voltage law. For a proof of Kirchhoff?s law, let us consider in an electric network a specific resistance r1, carrying a current i1, and consequently with a voltage difference v1 = i1 r1. Let us now replace this component on paper with an imaginary component consisting of two elements in series. One element is a small resistance arl, while the second is a battery with emf v = i1 r1 (1 -"). This imaginary component, carrying the same current il, also has the same associated voltage v, as the real one. In the same way we now replace all resistors rj in the network by imaginary components arj in series with batteries with emfs of i1r1 ( I -"). In this resulting imaginary network, all currents and voltages are identical with those in the real one. For " �� 0, the imaginary network becomes a reversible process, consisting only of the charging of batteries. No heat is developed, and conservation of energy now demands that Kirchhoff's voltage law holds.

Analogously, if we wish to prove Melehy's law for a general thermodynamic process, we can consider the flow of a specific component in a small part of space. We replace this element for the major part (I - ") by the analogy of the battery, that is, a reversible heat engine. We do the same for all parts of the process. Then for " �� 0, conservation of energy gives us Melehy's law for generalized fields. Now )Q = T)S begins to make sense, even in the case of mixing hydrogen and helium. The imaginary )Q in the real irreversible flow process reflects the real )Q which is trans- formed into work in the imaginary reversible process.

It has been thought that Melehy's theory of generalized fields is just another formulation of what is known as "irreversible thermodynamics." This is incorrect, because the essence of the latter is Onsager's theorem. This theorem says that if in a stationary flow pattern the equations are linear, that then the impedance matrix must be symmetric. But already in a simple example, an electrical network, the resistors are heated up by the currents, making the currents nonlinear with the voltages. In Melehy's formulation this nonlinear situation is completely taken care of, because the heat production yields additional equations for the heat flow which have to be satisfied.

The discussion given above of Melehy's law requires both the first and second law of thermodynamics. Conversely one can say that the statement of the theory of generalized fields in its quantitative form is  an independent statement of the foundation of thermodynamics which implies the first and second law, but is more detailed. Melehy also makes an effort to draw the third law of thermodynamics in his formulation. He does this by considering a flow process in a four dimensional abstract space in which the fourth dimension is the absolute temperature T. The content of the third law can now be incorporated by the statement that in a flow pattern in this space, for that part of the flow that is at absolute zero, )Q must be zero. Whether this will lead to new results for thermodynamics near absolute zero is too early to judge.

Melehy is a professor of electrical engineering at the University of Connecticut. A large part of the book's applications of the theory of generalized fields is on current- voltage characteristics of semiconductor diodes. The difficulty here lies in knowing the accompanying space charge distribution. One method of calculating these curves has been to calculate first the space charge for zero current, and then to hope that this distribution will not change too much when currents are drawn. In the book Melehy calculates many curves with his theory, and always finds a very good correlation with existing experimental results, even over a range of ten orders of ten of current. The book also contains a calculation on the temperature dependence of the vapor pressure of mercury. The theoretical curve, with the aid of two matching points, accurately fits the experimental results over nine decades of vapor pressure values.

It will be very interesting to see the theory applied in physical chemistry to batteries, fuel cells, and other stationary chemical. reactions. Also, in astrophysics and meteorology, the application of the theory to the movement of matter on a large scale seems promising.

Melehy has written his book as a text book, requiring a background which may be expected of students majoring in physics and electrical engineering. His style is simple and to the point. The prerequisites are some advanced calculus, the laws of electric circuit theory and the elements of thermodynamics. The book contains short introductions to vector analysis and electricity and magnetism. It also has ample references to the literature at the end of each chapter. Problems for the students are provided. The printing of the text, mathematical formulae and figures is pleasant to the eye. However, the book is not easy. Getting to the real physical content of a new theory is always hard work. This is true for any introduction to classical mechanics, and it is also true for Melehy's introduction to the thermodynamic theory of generalized fields. The practical examples given by the author are not necessarily the ones the reader is familiar with; he will have to supplement Melehy's examples with his own. There is no easy way to understand new ideas, even when the consequences of these ideas are very practical.

- Pieter J. van Heerden, American Journal of Physics, V44, N9, pp. 895-896 (Sep 1976).


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by Paul Wesley

Pages: 452
Publisher: Benjamin Wesley
Year: 1991
ISBN: 3980094235

This book is suitable for an advanced course in fundamental physics. The latest evidence and theories in certain crucial areas are presented and analyzed free from the restraints of old ineffective traditional ideas. The empirical facts agree with the absolute space-time of Newton Galilean kinematics is fundamental. When all experiments are considered, the oneway energy velocity of light is found to be c fixed with respect to absolute space. As originally predicted by Voigt in 1887, the Michelson-Morley result is a Doppler effect in absolute space-time. Kaufman mechanics, where the particle momentum is p = mv/√(1 ? v2/c2) and v is the absolute velocity, while probably correct, needs further confirmation. Mass energy equivalence, E = mc2, is an important fundamental fact. Newtonian gravitation extended to include the mass equivalent of the field energy itself as part of the source mass yields Hubble?s constant and permits super massive bodies (black holes). Quasars and galaxies can arise as collisions between super massive bodies. The Weber potential from electrodynamics when applied to gravitation yields Mach?s principle. Recent decisive experiments show that Weber electrodynamics, extended to fields and radiation, is correct and that Maxwell theory is wrong. The original Ampere force law is correct; and the Biot-Savart law, which violates Newtons?s third law, is wrong. The spinning charged ring model of the electron, held together by electromagnetic forces only, yields all of the electron?s properties including the anamolous magnetic moment. Quantum theory is based upon classical wave theory where the phase is p?(r ? vt)/h. Poynting?s vector prescribes discrete particle trajectories that yield interference patterns, including the double pinhole pattern. Initial conditions prescribes exact subsequent motion as in classical physics. For bound particles the Schroedinger equation yields the usual eigenvalues. Irreversible thermodynamic ordering processes in an open system are driven by entropy production. A statistical thermodynamic system with a temperature greater than 2.7 K open to deep space proceeds toward states of lower entropy. This powerful law of nature indicates the direction of cosmological processes and the evolution of life. The 2.7 K cosmic background is the red shifted light from the most distant galaxies.

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by Paramahamsa Tewari

Pages: 136
Publisher: Crest Publishing House
Year: 1983/1996/2007
ISBN: 8124201137
ISBN: 978-8124201138

Preface to the Second Edition

This work (1983) is the fourth in a series, preceded by The Substantial Space and Void Nature of Elementary Particles (1977), Space Vortices of Energy and Matter (1978), and The Origin of Electron's Mass, Charge, Gravitational and Electromagnetic Field from 'Empty' Space (1982).  The basic idea, of constructing the universe of matter and the medium of space with a single mobile entitiy (Fluid substance), was first formulated as a hypothesis in my work (1977), which was further developed in other works, referred above, without any change in either the basic postulates or the main framework of the hypothesis, though the mathematical analysis underwent constant improvements in the subsequent works.  For the mathematical clarity, the reader may refer to this work, Beyond Matter, whaereas, for the progressive development of the ideas of spatial reality going through the earlier works too will be useful, specially, for the qualitative aspects of the generation of the fundamental phenomena of mass, inertia and charge.

The experimental proof of the hypothesis of the subsantiality of space has been subsequently obtained through the numerous experiments on the new phenomenon of "space power generation", that are discussed and reported elsewhere.  The positive results of these experiments had given me the added conviction to name the earlier hypothesis as "Space Vortex Theory", abbreviated as SVT.

There is hardly any deviation from the earlier theme.  The nature of space and elementary particle of matter, conceived by me about two decades ago, remain unaltered even today.


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by Carl Frederick Krafft

Pages: 22
Publisher: Borderland Sciences
Year: 1956/1986
ISBN: B0007FFS2I
ISBN: B001UAQRXI

One of Borderland?s trailblazing writers from the 1950?s, physicist and Ether researcher Krafft swept the cobwebs from many minds in the early days with his progressive articles. Here is a selection of his best including: The Antiquity of the Ether Concept; The Existence of an Ether; Further Evidence of an Ether; and Anti-Gravity and Saucer Propulsion.

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by Walter Russell

Pages: 288
Publisher: University of Science & Philosophy
Year: 1947/1994
ISBN: 1879605449
ISBN: 978-1879605442
ISBN: B000YNEMEI
ISBN: B001VESYHU
ISBN: B001S8RKZQ

"Today's civilization has advanced far in knowing HOW to deal with matter but we do not know WHAT matter is, nor the WHY of it. Nor do we know what energy, electricity, magnetism, gravitation and radiation are. Nor do we know the purpose of the inert gases and what they are. Nor do we know the structure of the elemental atoms nor the gyroscopic principle which determines that structure. Nor are we aware of the fact that this is a two-way continuous universe of balance in all effects of Motion and not a one-way discontinuous universe... Russell presents an alternative perspective on chemistry and physics more accurate than classical models!" - TeslaTech

This book explains the nature of Light and proves the existence of God by methods and standards acceptable to science and religion alike. It lays a spiritual foundation under the material one of science; one upon which the current New Age movement is built. - Amazon


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by Julian B. Barbour

Pages: 784
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Year: 2001
ISBN: 0195132025
ISBN: 978-0195132021

This is the first in a two volume series discussing the theories of Einstein, Newton and other ideas of late 19th and early 20th century physics as in-depth research and basis for Barbour's theory that time is an illusion. This first volume explains the history and philosophy that led to the development of classical dynamics by Newton, and then places Newtonian dynamics in the perspective of as yet unresolved questions relating to the basic concepts of space, time and motion. Most of the book is concerned with the preparatory work in astronomy and the mathematical study of terrestrial motions that made Newton's work possible, with the final sections analyzing Newton's own discoveries, his synthesis of a viable scheme of dynamics, and his introduction of the concept of universal gravitation.

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by Robert Emmerich

Pages: 650
Publisher: Rocky Mountain Research Institute
Year: 1994

Purpose: To bring together outstanding New Energy Researchers and their hardware, to share and discuss their latest research findings, to stimulate new research ideas, to coalesce researchers with industry, and to begin to attract major funding sources.

Live Presentions (Videos Available):

  • Dr. Harold Aspden, Magnetism and the Energy of Creation: The $64 Question:  What is the Energy Source? [pp 1-20]
  • Dr. Patrick G. Bailey, Other Voices:  A Summary of Research Not Present [pp 21-47]
  • Dr. Patrick G. Bailey, Overunity Electrical Power Efficiency Using Energy Shuttling Between Two Circuits [pp 49-65]
  • Robert E. Beautlich, Multiple Dimensions of Time [pp 67-73]
  • Dr. Tim Binder, Walter Russell's Perspectives on Free Energy and the Russell Optical Dynamo Generator [pp 75-97]
  • Melvin Cobb & James J. Hurtak, The Energy Trimmer: An Energy Conservation Circuit [pp 99-107]
  • William J. Fogel, Charge Barrier Semiconductor Technology and Wave Function Bipolar Designs [pp 109-120]
  • Hal Fox, Cold Nuclear Fusion, Space Energy Devices, and Commercialization [pp 121-135]
  • Dr. Peter Graneau, Saving Us $1 Billion of Electricity Every Year [pp 137-150]
  • George D. Hathaway, Characterizing the Performance of Non-Conventional Electrical Machines Based on Power and Energy Measurements [pp 151-172]
  • James J. Hurtak & Alan Ames, The ALCON Levitation Technology: State of the Art and New Advances [pp 173-190]
  • John K. Hutchison, The Hutchison Effect Apparatus [pp 191-198]
  • Dr. Shiuji Inomata & Yoshiyuki Mita, Design Considerations for Superconducting Magnet N-Machine JPI-II [pp 199-218]
  • Ben Iverson, The New Paradigm of Science [pp 219-241]
  • Donald A. Kelly, The Gravity Drop Test Connection to Space Energy Conversion [pp 243-256]
  • Dr. Moray B. King, Vacuum Energy Vortices [pp 257-269]
  • Ronald J. Kovac, Motion of Plasma as a Source of New Energy and Matter Transformation:  Empirical Results [pp 271-281]
  • Dr. Win Lambertson, History and Status of the WIN Process [pp 283-288]
  • Kenneth MacNeill, An Overview of Several Potential Free Energy Devices [pp 289-298]
  • Dr. Stefan Marinov, The Wrong Lorentz-Grassmann Equation, The Right Lorentz-Marinov Equation, the Discovery of the Scalar Magnetic Field and of the Self-Accelerating Generator "SIBERIAN COLIU" in which Not Back but Forth Electric Tension is Induced [pp 299-320]
  • William G. McMurtry, The Adams Pulsed Electric Motor Generator [pp 321-329]
  • Andrew Michrowski, Politics of Clean Energy [pp 331-338]
  • Dr. Brian O'Leary, Green Power: The Coming Free Energy Revolution and the Return to Eden [pp 339-358]
  • Dale Pond, The Keely Motor - How It Works [pp 359-371]
  • Dr. Harold E. Puthoff, Alternative Energy Sources:  Good News / Bad News and "The 1 Watt Challenge" [pp 373-380]
  • Bill Ramsay, Exploring the Aethers:  Adventures Inspired by Hodowanec Discoveries [pp 381-401]
  • Walter L. Rosenthal, Apparatus and Techniques for Energy Machine Waveform Acquisition [pp 403-408]
  • Paramahamsa Tewari, Generation of AC and DC Power from Space Power Generators [pp 409-420]
  • John Thomas, The Technology of Prof. John R. R. Searl [pp 421-433]
  • Michael Watson, Construction of Floyd A. Sweet's VTA [pp 435-444]
  • Dennis Weaver, Ecolonomics:  Fusion of Ecology and Economics [pp 445-450]
  • George H. Wiseman, The Energy Conserver Method [pp 451-465]
Absentia Papers (No Videos):

  • Prof. Jorge C. Cur?, On a Probable Quantum Electrodynamic Explanation of Cold Fusion or Quantum Nuclear Chemistry [pp 503-510]
  • Roy E. Graham Jr., "Over Unity" Devices - They're Real [pp 511-514]
  • Ashley Gray, Experimental Analysis of the Adams Pulsed Motor - Generator [pp 515-524]
  • Sepp Hasslberger, Dynamic Hydropower: The "Suction Turbine" or "Jet Turbine" of Viktor Schauberger [pp 525-536]
  • Paul R. Jensen, Examination and Analysis of the Series Resonant LC Circuit [pp 537-543]
  • Paul R. Jensen, The Unidirectional Transformer [pp 545-549]
  • Dr. Henry C. Monteith, The Monopole Basis of Electro-Gravity [pp 551-565]
  • Akira Nagaya, Timetron [pp 567-584]
  • Donald Reed, The Beltrami Field as Archetypal Vortex Topology  [pp 585-608]
  • Norman Silliman, Physicists Dilemma: Action at a Distance [pp 609-620]
  • Rollo Silver, Analysis of an Electrical Switching Circuit [pp 621-629]
  • Floyd A. Sweet, Nothing is Something:  The Theory and Operation of a Phase-Conjugated Vacuum Triode [pp 631-644]

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by Jonathan Eisen, Christopher Bird, Jeane L. Manning

Pages: 506
Publisher: Auckland Institute of Technology Press
Year: 1994/1999/2001
ISBN: 0399527354
ISBN: 978-0399527357
ISBN: 0958333475
ISBN: 978-0958333474
ISBN: B0022YPVS8

To compile this book, editor Jonathan Eisen traveled the world in search of documented stories of scientific cover-ups, covert operations, and programs of deliberate misinformation, all designed to hide controversial inventions and discoveries, such as anti-gravity devices, limitless energy sources, results of cancer and AIDS research, and more. 40 photos. 30 illustrations.

The original edition was co-authored by Dr. Brian O?Leary, Christopher Bird, Jeane Manning, Barry Lynes and others and edited by Jonathan Eisen. This edition was published in 1995 in New Zealand by Auckland Institute of Technology Press. Later the co-authors signed their rights over to Jon Eisen so that he could more easily sell the book to Avery Publishing Group of New York.


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by Steven Rado

Pages: 155
Publisher: Aethron Press
Year: 2009
ISBN: 0966757181
ISBN: 978-0966757187

The theory of an all-pervading physical Aether as forming a 'cosmosphere' by its randomly moving constituents, the 'Aethrons', producing an isotropic static pressure on every point of the Universe. The 'natural vorticity' (Descartes) of this medium creates local rotations in the fluid which are condensed by the pressure and evolve into dynamic matter. The first permanent and encapsulated evolutionary unit is a 'donut-vortex-dipole' equal to the modern 'electron dipole', that continues to evolve in all magnitudes of atoms, molecules, solar-systems, galaxies, etc. The model of the Aether is based on the simplest form of Newton's mechanics, but declines his 'Universal Gravitational force' by replacing it with a new force due to the 'Evolution of Matter' thru the dynamic condensation of the Aether into subatomic, atomic and molecular systems, encapsulated into units by the cosmic pressure. Thus, 'matter' is the condensation of rotational dynamics of Aether. All evolving matter consumes the cosmosphere and this procedure rarefying the Aether, that is, create a 'suction force' produced by the inhalation of Aether by the cosmic bodies, feeding their internal evolution. Consider the following enigmas of present physics: Galileo's 'Inertia' and 'Principle of Equivalence' , Newton's mysterious identity of 'gravitational and inertial masses' for explaining Galileo and saving his own derivation of the Kepler's formula. Coulomb's negative and positive fluid charges creating the neutrality of matter, instead of Franklin's much simpler an sensible 'one fluid' theory with its 'surplus', or 'deficiency' on the electrified objects. Faraday's mysteriously visible magnetic and electric lines of forces in empty space and Maxwell's inability to build a model of Aether which forces him to a Langrangean mathematical detour and to postulate an enigmatic 'displacement current' without a conveying Aether.? J.J. Thomson discovery of the first subatomic particle, named as 'electron' and defined as a negative? charge carrier in one of Coulomb's two fluids. Rutherford discovered a second subatomic particle, the 'proton' being 1836 times more massive than the electron, but inherits the 'same unit charge' as the electron, but 'positive'. Thus the proton became the nucleus of the Hydrogen atom, with one orbital electron. Einstein demolished all Aether theories, postulated that the speed of light is the limit of the motion of matter and discovered that the 'inertial mass' of an object is increasing when it is approaching the speed of light. His gravitation is not a 'force', but simply an 'acceleration field', that is due to 'the effect of mass on geometry, as it curves? Euclid's straight line motion into orbits according to the inverse square law of action at a distance. 20th century physics finally concludes that protons are imprisoned in the nucleus and could not 'flow' at all, thus the 'electric current' is not the positive fluid of protons as Coulomb suggested, but the negative 'Electron Current'. Nevertheless, the protons are still repelling each other with an immense force of repulsion in the tiny nucleus, therefore, to save the 'electrostatic model of the atom' and Coulomb's whole theory had to be mathematically saved by the newest 'Standard Model' of 'Quantum Mechanics' by postulating an immensely 'Strong Nuclear Force', which is just enough strong to cancel the protonic repulsion in the nucleus but short-range enough to leave a good old attraction field alive to keep the electrons on their orbits at 10.000 nuclei-diameters distance away in empty space...by 'action at a distance'.? All these are described, explained and resolved here by Aethro-dynamics that is also contains a full CD version of the first volume; Aethro-kinematics for detailed history.

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by Steven M. Hampton

Publisher: Steven M. Hampton
Year: 2011
ISBN: 518 373

From hoverflies to solid-state star drives, author and inventor Steven Hampton discusses gravity and the nature of inertial flight. He describes how Dean Drives lay waste to the basic notion of simultaneity in Newton's Third Law of Motion and why inertial propulsion does not violate the Conservation laws.

Invented by Norman L. Dean in 1958 and proven mathematically viable by William O. Davis, Ph.D. in 1962, inertial propulsion (IP - also known as Impulse Drive, Inertial Engines, Inertial Drive and Centrifugal Force Engines) has now become a force to be reckoned with: Physicists can no longer turn their heads.

Hampton exposes the principles that make an eccentric Dean rotor propel its frame. Based on the Dean Drive - but not exclusive thereof - Hampton's latest invention the Reciprocating Impulse Drive RID), loses over 70% its weight while running on a floor scale. It also aggressively tilts a heavy balance beam against its own weight and holds its position. It can deflect itself from zenith hanging as a pendulum. His earlier prototypes not only led up to this powerful machine, but created the foundation for a hovercraft inertial engine design (complete with patent drawings) that could revolutionize transportation as we know it.

Find out why it's not just motion that governs this new physics, it's time. By isolating inertial frames, we can change time within parts of a cycle - in ANY cycle - opening vast avenues of research into multi-dimensional technologies.

Finally, Hampton describes in great detail a theoretical model for a "Free Energy" machine as well as a solid-state drive wafer (the Burnett Drive) both based on Dr. Davis's mechanics. A copy of Dean's two famous patents are included as two additional PDF files for easy reference.

This book is an intellectual adventure with startling surprises. E-book format only: printed out at 8 1/2 x 11 to 201 pp. with 53 color photos, 80 detailed illus. ? Steven M. Hampton ISBN 518 373.


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by Mendel Sachs

Pages: 138
Publisher: C. Roy Keys Inc. (Apeiron)
Year: 2003/2008 (6th ed.)
ISBN: 0973291109
ISBN: 978-0973291100

Websites: redshift.vif.com/BookBlurbs/kharagpurmach.htm

This volume consists of a selection of refereed invited lectures presented at the International Workshop on Mach?s Principle and the Origin of Inertia which was held at the Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur, India, as a part of the golden Jubilee celebrations of the Institute, from February 6 to 8, 2002. The Workshop was organized by the Centre for Theoretical Physics of the Institute with Prof. A.R. Roy as the Organising Secretary. It also includes a few contributions from experts who could not attend the Workshop. Inertia is one of the main physical properties of all bodies. Its origin poses problems of a fundamental nature. Ernst Mach proposed that the inertia of any body is caused by its interaction with the rest of the Universe. The idea reflects a deep connection between the cosmos at large and its individual constituent bodies, thereby implying a holistic conception of nature. On the whole, Ernst Mach had a seminal influence on the evolution of Physics in the 20th Century, and will influence the future development of Physics in the 21st Century. It is interesting that many of his ideas play a role (directly and indirectly) in opposite positions within contemporary physics. His epistemological viewpoint of positivism clearly influenced the basis of quantum mechanics. On the other hand his non-atomistic model of matter and the accompanying interpretation of inertial mass (the ?Mach Principle?) influenced the holistic approach of the continuous field concept of the theory of general relativity, as a general theory of matter. The contributions to these proceedings demonstrate Mach?s influence on contemporary thinking. For we see here the views of an international group of scholars on the implications of Mach?s principle in physics and astrophysics. The ideas presented here could affect the path of study in physics for many generations to come.

Contents:

  • Preface
  • Acknowledgements
  • Jayant Narlikar: A Tribute to Fred Hoyle
  • Mendel Sachs: The Mach Principle and the Origin of Inertia from General Relativity
  • Amitabha Ghosh: Extension of Mach?s Principle and Cosmological Consequences
  • James F. Woodward: The Technical End of Mach?s Principle
  • A.K.T. Assis: The Relationship between Mach?s Principle and the Principle of Physical Proportions
  • W. Farrell Edwards: Inertial Mass of the Electron
  • A.R. Prasanna: Mach?s Principle and Inertial Forces in General Relativity
  • Jorge Guala Valverde and Ra?l A. Rapacioli: Inertial Mass in a Machian Framework
  • Horst-Heino v. Borzeszkowski and Renate Wahsner: Mach?s Principle and the Dualism of Space-Time and Matter
  • C.S. Unnikrishnan: Experiments Motivated by Mach?s Principle: A Review with Comments
  • D.F. Roscoe: A Perspective on Mach?s Principle and the Consequent Discovery of Major New Phenomenology in Spiral Discs
  • T.P. Singh: Mach?s Principle and Quantum Mechanics Without Spacetime
  • H. Broberg: Mass and Gravitation in a Machian Universe
  • George Galeczki: Mach?s Principle and the True Continuum

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by Robert F. Beck

Pages: 180
Publisher: Einstein's Revolution
Year: 2004
ISBN: 1905277350
ISBN: 978-1905277353

Websites: www.einsteins-revolution.com

This book challenges established theories, right down to basic concepts, and suggests a more logical approach, which seems to offer a whole lot of explanations for the mysteries and enigmas of physics, including some paranormal phenomena. Amongst many others, answers are suggested to the following questions: Why does light always go at the same speed? Is the Universe expanding or rotating? How does gravity work? Does time exist? What are quarks? What is energy? What is light? What is mass? The author believes that God has shown him, inter-alia, how gravity operates at sub-atomic level and that it can be defeated. If he is right this work could be more significant in this century than Relativity and the Wright Brothers were in the last because it holds the key to advances actually capable of reversing climate change and energy dominated politics. Logical, scientific, explanations are suggested for various paranormal phenomena including levitation, ESP, ghosts, and UFOs. Consideration of the latter even includes suggested drive mechanisms in Earth?s atmosphere and anti-gravity devices. The author suggests that Relativity has been misunderstood and that when fundamentals such as time, energy, and mass are considered logically, a unified field theory is possible in which gravity can be fully understood as a real force. He suggests experiments which can be carried out to verify his theory, which should lead to anti-gravity devices. This would be the greatest advance in the history of Humanity. Put together with his assertion that the speed of light can be exceeded it could not only usher in the era of low energy transportation on this planet, it could make exploration of the Universe a real possibility.

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by Lyubomir T. Gruyitch

Pages: 668
Publisher: Trafford Publishing
Year: 2006
ISBN: 1425107265



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The main subject of this book is a critical analysis of the special theory of relativity as a scientific theory, which, above all, is concerned with questions connected with time, space, mass and energy and with the relationship between time and space, and mass and energy.  According to the theory of relativity time and space are mutually dependent and the contraction of space and the dilatation of time originate with motion as real physical processes.

The book demonstrates that the dilatation of time and the contraction of space are not real physical processes, but nothing more than mathematical games which are not in accord with the laws of physics and even with the declared principles of the theory of relativity.  In addition to that it is shown that Einstein did not derive the formula for mass in motion and the formula for the mutual connection between mass and energy, and also that they cannot be derived by correct relativistic procedure. These formulas have been derived here, on the whole, by correct classical procedure. It has finally been demonstrated that they are classical formulas, not relativistic.  In this way it is demonstrated that the special theory of relativity and the general theory of relativity, which is based upon the special theory of relativity, are only an unsuccessful attempt to generate a scientific theory.

The claim that mass is transformed into energy through an annihilation of an electron and a positron, as well as a transformation of energy into mass through a creation of the pair electron - positron, are contested. In connection with this it is given a hypothesis on the existence of new neutral particle called the elpotrin, which is formed at collision of an electron and a positron.  A new explanation of the red shift in the radiation spectrums of distant galaxies disputes the Hubble's hypothesis about dispersion of galaxies and the existence of the big bang. Besides that the origin of the primary cosmic rays and their enormous energies are explained.

The existing classical and relativistic explanations of aberration are disputed. The hypothesis about the existence of the earth's ether and the sun's ether, whose relative motion causes the phenomenon of aberration is presented. In connection with this a new type of the interferometer is invented and described, with which it is possible to confirm or to deny the existence of the earth's ether. New explanation of the Fizeau's test and the theory of light propagation through moving transparent mediums are also given.

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by Stefan Marinov

Pages: 200
Publisher: East-West Publishers, Graz
Year: 1977 / 4th ed 2008
ISBN: 978-9185917020

Websites: www.ptep-online.com/index_files/books.html en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stefan_Marinov

Stefan Marinov (1931-1997), an experimental and theoretical physicist, who invented a new and highly original method (the "coupled shutters" experiment) to measure the anisotropy in the distribution of the observable velocity of light which is due to the carrying of a light beam by the motion of the space of the Earth itself, despite the world-invariant of the velocity of light is still remaining constant. This book, originally peer reviewed and prefaced by Andrew D. Sakharov (1977), contains a detailed description of the experiment along with many other experiments, and also an updated version of Marinov's treatment of relativistic mechanics and electrodynamics.

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by Parry H. Moon, Domina Eberle Spencer

Pages: 314
Publisher: D. Van Nostrand Co.
Year: 1960
ISBN: B0000CKWGE

Defined by the authors as "a serious attempt to develop electrodynamics on a postulational basis and to define each concept in the most general way," this advanced undergraduate text takes a logical rather than historical approach. The treatment presupposes some knowledge of electricity and magnetism, making substantial use of vector analysis.

The first ten chapters employ a nonrelativistic perspective, covering fields, basic concepts, Maxwell's equations, charges with no relative motion and charges in uniform motion, accelerated charges, skin effect, waves, wave guides, and antennas. The final two chapters explore moving systems and relativistic electrodynamics. Numerous figures illuminate the text, and appendixes offer useful information on notation, differential equations, and other topics.


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by Lars W?hlin

Publisher: Colutron Research Corporation
Year: 1997
ISBN: 0933407033

Websites: www.colutron.com/products/cosmos.html

"THE DEADBEAT UNIVERSE" by Lars W?hlin, is a textbook on Cosmology, Gravitation, Time, Relativity and Quantum Physics

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by Mendel Sachs

Pages: 144
Publisher: Imperial College Press
Year: 2007
ISBN: 1860948227
ISBN: 978-1860948220

Websites: www.compukol.com/mendel en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mendel_Sachs

This book highlights foundational issues in theoretical physics in an informal, open style of lecture. It expresses the flow of ideas in physics -- from the period of Galileo and Newton to the contemporary ideas of the quantum and relativity theories, astrophysics and cosmology -- as explanations for the laws of matter. Rather than presenting the ideas of physics as a fait accompli, the book leaves it up to the reader to decide which of these 20th-century ideas in science will carry over to the 21st century for our further comprehension of the laws of nature in all domains, from that of elementary particles to cosmology.

It is the contention of the author that our future progress in physics comprehension will only take place when the foundational controversies between the quantum and relativity theories are recognized and discussion is given to their resolution. The book, therefore, presents an attitude not normally taken in other present-day books on subjects in contemporary theoretical physics and cosmology.


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by Lancelot Law Whyte

Pages: 196
Publisher: W. W. Norton & Co.
Year: 1931
ISBN: B0018HI1I2

Websites: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lancelot_Law_Whyte

Written when quantum mechanics was in its infancy, this book was among the first to recognize the incompatibility of Einstein's relativity with quantum theory.  Although it proposes no solution, it clearly identifies the problems and suggests avenues for research, and does outline Whyte's newly-formed Unitary Course Theory.  The book is divided into three major sections:

  1. Space-Time
  2. Coordinate Theories from the Standpoint of Unitary Course Theory
  3. General Features of Unitary Course Theory

Whyte argues that a universal length is necessary for any theory of the structure of matter, but recognizes four such lengths: the Rydberg wavelength, the de Broglie or Compton wavelength for the electron and proton, and a fourth wavelength differing by a factor of the fine structure constant.   A unitary theory, he continues, must reduce the four independent universla lengths to one; alternately such a theory must explain the three dimensionless constants: (1) fine-structure, (2) proton to electron mass, and (3) e2/GM2.


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by Harald Nordenson

Pages: 72
Publisher: A. B. Nordiska Bokhandeln
Year: 1922

This book, written in Swedish the same year Einstein received the Nobel Prize for the Photoelectric Effect, contains much of the material in Nordenson's expanded English book, Relativity, Time and Reality, published forty-seven years later.  It presents a very detailed analysis of how Einstein used (or abused) the concept of time.  Einstein's use of different concepts of time without real definitions and relations to reality means, according to Nordenson, that his theories are inconsistent and not real theories.  A copy is available from Stockholm University Library


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by Joel David Morrison

Pages: 268
Publisher: Joel D. Morrison
Year: 2007

Websites: www.spinbitz.net

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Sorce Theory is a rigorously causal and highly detailed qualitative paradigm of fundamental physics, based on the wave-harmonics and fluid-dynamics of a continuous and compressible subatomic superfluid as the medium for the wave-nature of matter and energy at all observable scales in the cosmos. Far beyond the broken limits of the causal foundations of classical physics, Sorce Theory demonstrates a new ?post-quantum? causal underpinning to reinstate understanding into fundamental physics. It does this, however, entirely without limiting or affecting the empirically-derived and extremely useful quantitative infrastructure of modern physics. It offers in return, rather, the illumination and understanding of the mathematics and the experiments--a new perspective with the potential to guide us beyond the current quagmire of mathematical physics and into a truly unified qualitative and quantitative paradigm.

The main benefit Sorce Theory imparts upon those who would venture to install this qualitative OS and take it for a test run, is a visceral and robust sense of organismic unity and self-similar harmony permeating the cosmos. It finally allows one to visualize and make sense of the unification of the forces and the self-similarity of the patterns between the macro- and the micro-cosmic levels. In this way Sorce Theory unifies the core macro-micro schism (e.g. relativity vs. the quantum) infecting all of modern physics and cosmology. It resolves this core-level problem by digging beneath the axiomatic wave-particle paradox and its attendant neuroses of ?weirdness,? indeterminacy and acausality--not to mention its schizophrenic ?complementarity.? By digging into, and entirely restructuring the qualitative ?legacy code? of this cumbersome and clumsy ?Standard OS,? Sorce Theory thus finds a new integration and a causal unity for all known physical energy forms and forces.

There is a slight problem with this model as it stands, however. The paradigm is built on a tacit ?foundational? ontology, a medieval legacy of reductionism common to virtually all of modern science, with its premature abandonment of mathematical and philosophical rationalism. In ?Unlocking the Basement,? this axiomatic foundationalism is reopened to the nondual and integral findings of post-modern and post-foundational ontologies, such as the nondual rationalism of Interface Philosophy. In this interface with Interface Philosophy, the axioms at the ?basement level? of Sorce Theory are opened up to new causal explanations of their own underlying and inter-relational structure. These ?basic items? are thus found to emerge in a ?dependent arising? with one another, rather than as isolated categories and axioms. In this way--through an infinite self-similar recursion found in fractal mathematics and complexity science--we can then begin to understand the mechanisms beneath the ?basement level? and thus within every self-similar level of the holarchical cosmos. This then simultaneously opens Sorce Theory to an integration with the newly emerging fractal and plasma cosmological models, offering as well, a spring-board for a simplifying introduction to the core concepts of the model for new readers. In this process a new holarchical and self-similar theory of fluid dynamics and pressure is put forth, finally making sense of the interactions between molar and ?quantum fluids,? such as superfluids and the modern notion of the quantum vacuum as a ?zero-energy superfluid.? - Back cover


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by Mel E. Winfield

Pages: 236
Publisher: Universology Press (Vancouver, BC)
Year: 1977/1983/2004
ISBN: 0973934700

Websites: www.nucleonicenergy.com

The Science of Actuality is a unified theory which, for the first time, actually unifies all of the phenomenae of the Universe from the subatomic to the whole Universe itself, which is a system of vortexes within vortexes. It has been verified through the explanation of the experiments of others and by the replacement of formulae of Einstein and Newton and the extension of those of Kepler. It has also explained the eleven greatest unanswered questions of the Universe given in Discovery Magazine, Feb. 2002 magazine. One book was sent to the International Centre for theoretical physics, Trieste, Italy, a cultural and scientific division of the United Nations and is an International Atomic Energy Agency. They thought enough of it to place it in their library "for the benefit of their visitors". The Random House of Canada stated "Your work clearly shows a wealth of information and careful study".

These are testimonials that clearly show Mel Winfield's work is NOT pseudo science, but is composed of real scientific breakthroughs.

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People who believe that great scientists such as Newton cannot make errors, or get on the wrong track, or not be complete enough in their theories are very naive. These scientists are only human.

An example of changes that I've made is that of the gravitational formula of Newton's, F = GMm/r2. It contains G, the gravitational constant, one of the least accurate constants. I've eliminated this by replacing G times the prime M with a prime constant. The book explains this much more fully but briefly I use a fact, that I have discovered, which is that the orbital velocity squared times the orbital radius of every planet is identical to several decimal places. The orbital radii are made more accurate by my extension of Kepler's formulas.This gives me a constant for the Sun. The constant for Earth is determined by the V squared R of all the satellites, including the moon and all the artificial ones. One of the satellites gave me data that makes Earth's constant very accurate. The Earth's constant divided into the Sun's constant is the ratio of the two masses. The gravitational force between the Sun and a planet is the Sun's constant times the planet's mass divided by the orbital radius squared. This is much simpler and much more accurate than Newton's gravitational formula. Other important data can be determined from this such as the Sun's orbital radius around the galactic center. There are many other discoveries of mine in this book such as the mass of the Earth determined from the constant of the hydrogen atom, thus showing that the laws of the macrocosm are the same as those of the microcosm, and no criticism will stand up to the study of these works.

A new cosmic principle was found that showed that space is not curved but it is the movements of particles and bodies that curve due to spin. In the case of the Earth, the sun's field of pressure waves, moving faster than the Earth and striking the Earth's sun side causing it to spin, in turn creates a curvature of its motion around the sun. To prove this, orbital data was used to calculate the spin of the Earth.

It has been said that the whole subject of applied theoretical Relativity is simply the application of the Lorentz transformation 1/[1-v2/c2]1/2. This is now known as the relativistic factor [pages 83-88]. It has been proven herein that this factor is based on a gross error. Einstein's own mind experiment, the boxcar experiment, that shows how the factor was derived, is used to show this error. In summary, an observer in a railway boxcar that is moving past a station shines a light to a mirror in the ceiling which reflects down to a sensor. The observer in the station sees the light move up at an angle and down at an angle due to the movement of the boxcar. The lightbeam therefore has a vertical component and a horizontal component. The boxcar observer is unaware of the horizontal component "because he is moving with it" and only measures the vertical component. The factor is the ratio between the two observations and is said to show that time is different to the two observers. However, the reality is that the boxcar observer is in error because his measurement was not complete. Just because he thinks that the beam time is accurate, it does not make it so any more than a watch running fast has a correct time.

Gravity is explained and proven by experiment and mathematics. Different materials up to 60 lbs. were levitated up with a certain type of electrical field by tapping into the angular momentum of the nucleons which also can be used to generate electrical power without outside fuel when the movement is changed to rotary motion. More funding is now required. A twenty year cycle of light velocity measurement is explained. The origin of the solar system and galaxies from standing waves is explained and demonstrated. The capture of the moon is explained. A new model of the Universe is presented. A report of what was found about the Universe billions of years ago. Time, electricity, magnetism, inertia and more than fifty other subjects are explained in a new way.

An unsolicited email review:

"There has been many questions that standard physics texts do not answer like the very cause of Planks h or Young's light slit experiment result to name two. Your book sets all the fuzz in quantum straight and with the name Science of Actuality sets one back on the road of logic and common sense. If I did not read and learn from your book then I would still be stuck on the road that the standard text leads one down, a dead end. Thank you thank you thank you for such a wonderful book, Mel." - Bill Merczel


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by Walter Theimer

Pages: 200
Publisher: Mahag, Graz / Francke, Bern und M?nchen
Year: 1977/2005
ISBN: 3900800022
ISBN: 978-3900800024
ISBN: 3772012604

Eine wissenschaftliche, jedoch jedem Gebildeten verst?nd-liche Darstellung der Relativit?tstheorie Einsteins. In diesem Buch ist auch die Kritik der letzten 50 Jahre, besonders die zunehmende neuere, verarbeitet, die in den meisten Darstel-lungen der Relativit?tstheorie zu kurz kommt. Die philo- sophischen Aspekte der Theorie Einsteins werden ebenso behandelt wie die physikalischen. Insbesondere wird die lo-gische Struktur der Relativit?tstheorie untersucht. Auf dem Hintergrund der Kritik wird Einsteins Theorie verst?ndlich.---Dieses 200 Seiten starke Taschenbuch, dem seinerzeit keingro?er Erfolg beschieden war, ist einer der lesenswertestenkritischen Texte zur Relativit?tstheorie in deutscher Sprache,die in der j?ngeren Zeit verfa?t worden sind; die Ber?cksich-tigung von Lehre-Wirkung-Kritik ist vorbildlich f?r eine wis-senschaftliche Darstellung. - Georg Galeczki & Peter Marquardt

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by Alphonsus G. Kelly

Pages: 15
Publisher: The Institution of Engineers of Ireland
Year: 1996
ISBN: 1898012229
ISBN: 978-1898012221
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