Scientific Discovery with profound implications!, page 1
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Topic started on 3-9-2009 @ 07:37 PM by MainframeII
I'd like to share with you my work below. Don't dismiss it because I know you'll find it interesting.

Linked Paper:
www.gpofr.com...

What I've discovered is very interesting which is why I'm sharing it with the linked paper above. My intent is to make you aware of some interesting findings and spark interest in a new radically intuitive theory. The paper is a hypothetical study into the relativistic symmetry between celestial and quantum objects strongly alluding to the Universe being fractal in nature. It gives some unexpected mathematical coincidences directly linking mass to charge which as you would suspect is of significant interest. Two coincidences in fact which are further compounded by the circular reference to the paper's hypothesis. Coincidences which I strongly believe cannot be ignored.

Many professionals I've shared this with are blown away. They called it the missing piece to the unification of physics and it comes from a misconception of one of Einstein's equation pertaining to relativistic time, mass and the application of scale. It currently states that time of the traveling observer slows down and mass increases compared to the stationary observer. This is incorrect! The equation isn't wrong but it's initial conceptual derivation and how it was interpreted is. Time increases by the Einstein's equation which doesn't mean it slows down it means that for every 1 sec passed for the stationary observer, the traveling observer's passage of second's will increase by a factor given by the equation. Scientists misinterpreted this so incorrectly it has stifled and continues to stifle the progress of science for a 100 years and made it impossible to unite relativistic and quantum physics ever. I find it hard to believe that with so many amazing minds not even one of them thought that perhaps things were being read backwards. My paper takes Einstein's theories and expands on it and what I've found is overwhelming...the mathematical unification of physics.

Also check out:
www.ufodigest.com...

Again, don't dismiss this because this is the real deal.

All I'm looking for is awareness not acceptance.

Share my work freely with your friends, colleagues, teachers and professors.

[edit on 3-9-2009 by MainframeII]


reply posted on 3-9-2009 @ 08:10 PM by Eurisko2012
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I liked the Space-time density part the best.
I wonder if Bob Lazar could comment on this subject.
I wish i had his email address.


reply posted on 3-9-2009 @ 09:45 PM by MainframeII
Originally posted by IgnoreTheFacts
Nice advertisement. Anyway.......

Many professionals I've shared this with are blown away to put it mildly. They include many scientists and engineers. Many of these individuals call it the missing piece to the unification of physics and it comes from the misconception of Einstein's theories.


Just read that one aloud to yourself. "Many" scientists and engineers (you left out theoretical physics doctors and a few other professions that would make your stuff seem important) are calling it the missing piece of the most sought after thing in physics (unification). I don't want to burst your bubble, but if this was the case I wouldn't be finding out about it here, but through other circles I run in where this type self-promotional advertising (I call it the "look-at-me!" factor) doesn't get you far.

But, what the heck. I'll ignore the screaming feeling in my gut (which is a very reliable bs detector) and give your breakthrough scientific discovery a quick read through.


Very true. The "look at me" factor is definitely something I don't like also because I rather don't like attention, but I share it for several reasons. First, I have several journals peer-reviewing it currently. One has been at it for months which leads to the first reason. I've had a senior "peer" attempt to steal my work not too long ago. It rattled me a little which aided my current thinking. If I'm right (beside my own personal belief), and that's an if for others to judge objectively and to be proven over time, then this is soo big that prolonging awareness of it might serve me adversely as in the theft of my work. I've positioned myself legally with my lawyer and by sharing it freely all over the Internet to counter argue claims to my discovery by others. The second reason is to just spread word on this new theory that (could possibly change everything) in order to gain support for it by the layman, the fringers and scientific elite. I need to say this even though it might counter my argument or not. If Einstein attempted to publish his work today, he'd be rejected. It was a school friend in publishing industry that favoured his theory for publishing (he had connections). Galileo in his time was rejected and ostracized severely for what we all now to be correct. I'm not claiming to have been ostracized or rejected, but what I'm saying is that nothing will ever change unless the mass public make it popular. It has to start somewhere. Typically its been through publications, but they cherry pick via a lot of subjective criteria such as being associated with an academic institution (by some publishers) and another is to not contradict Einstein and other established theories. So what happens is that theoretical physicists circle the faltering issues with Einstein's work and other established theories by making their own work fit "somehow" along with making it unintuitive and complex to fit the existing paradigm. This is actually normal in any established industry including science, that no longer works as stated my me and many other scientists and is actually a very big issue. I could go on explaining myself, but I want you to judge for yourself and share my work freely.


reply posted on 3-9-2009 @ 09:52 PM by schrodingers dog
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Please correct me if I am wrong ...

Isn't one of the significant implications of your work, the mathematic representation (perhaps shown for the first time) of what many "teachers" have always referred to as : "As above so below; as within so without?"

Perhaps I am taking too simplistic a view on your work, if so I apologize ...

Fascinating stuff Robert, thank you.

[edit on 3 Sep 2009 by schrodingers dog]


reply posted on 3-9-2009 @ 10:13 PM by MainframeII
Originally posted by schrodingers dog
reply to
post by MainframeII



Please correct me if I am wrong ...

Isn't one of the significant implications of your work, the mathematic representation (perhaps shown for the first time) of what many "teachers" have always referred to as : "As above so below; as within so without?"

Perhaps I am taking too simplistic a view on your work, if so I apologize ...

Fascinating stuff Robert, thank you.

[edit on 3 Sep 2009 by schrodingers dog]


You're absolutely right. I was contacted by a gentleman versed in ancient Indian and religious texts and he pointed out several correlations between my work and the ancient texts. I found it fascinating. He's one person I've enjoyed conversing with immensely (unfortunately lately I've been too busy). I also wonder if, as he's suggested, that perhaps these ancient Indian texts could shed some light or direction in my own work. Because I'm not well versed in these ancient texts, which I believe are called the Vedic texts but could be wrong, the correlations don't come easy to me.

In regards to North American teaching, because ancient Middle Eastern scripture had influence by the ancient Indian/Asian culture, modern Christianity and Judaism have many textual cross overs. When I was small, I remember my Christian minister talking about the levels of Heaven and that there were many. Is it related, maybe or maybe not, but it is fascinating.

[edit on 3-9-2009 by MainframeII]



reply posted on 3-9-2009 @ 10:25 PM by MainframeII
Originally posted by Eurisko2012
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post by MainframeII



OK, what is the profound implication?


There are a few implications. First, it unites Newton's and Einstein's work with modern quantum theory. To me this is big.

Second, and perhaps the most practically useful, it gives rise to some very interesting technology. In this theoretical model, the speed of light is not a limit, but is still a constant. Basically, you can go faster than the speed of light not only for travel but also for communication.


reply posted on 3-9-2009 @ 10:31 PM by The Undertaker
Ok, I'm hooked.

www.webelements.com...

I find myself having to read each sentence twice but, hey what else am I going to do tonight, and tomorrow...and..


reply posted on 3-9-2009 @ 10:39 PM by Eurisko2012
Originally posted by MainframeII
Originally posted by Eurisko2012
reply to
post by MainframeII



OK, what is the profound implication?


There are a few implications. First, it unites Newton's and Einstein's work with modern quantum theory. To me this is big.

Second, and perhaps the most practically useful, it gives rise to some very interesting technology. In this theoretical model, the speed of light is not a limit, but is still a constant. Basically, you can go faster than the speed of light not only for travel but also for communication.



It sounds like a Star Trek subspace communicator,
I read that the aliens do not break the laws of physics. They
just find a way around them.
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