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Universities Asleep at the Switch: A Fresh Look at Quantum Physics
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Can the dances of the stars and rotation of the tiniest atomic structures all be governed by one set of rules? In this book Daniel P. Fitzpatrick envisions unified answers to everything that makes our universe tick.
Paperback, 196 pages
Published
December 28th 2006
by Unlimited Publishing
(first published 2006)
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In this book you'll see the four forces unified and this entire universe built, as Einstein expected, on a SIMPLE principle."
Also, an important prediction:
Two binary stars of the same mass MUST have opposite spins.
Astronomers do not know this yet but, with new spectrographic equipment coming out, they eventually will.
The reason I know this is that Dr. Milo Wolff's mathematical proof of the electron being a SCALAR standing wave, actually unifies ...more
Apr 16, 2008
Nikki Nielsen
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it was amazing
Recommends it for:
Anyone that wants to THINK, or learn more about new scientific opinion of Quantum Physics
Recommended to Nikki by:
The author
This book took me to another universe of thought. I can't quit thinking about it. My head aches. Giving this a 5 even though Daniel said I'm only smart enough to understand some of it. He even underlined some! (It's okay Daniel, you were right; I am not a Quantum Physics expert by any means. Your research, references, and obvious understanding/knowledge of Quantum Physics coupled with your writing deserve a 5.)
I'll try to give the basic ideas;
Saul Perlmutter insists that all repetitive geodesic ...more
I'll try to give the basic ideas;
Saul Perlmutter insists that all repetitive geodesic ...more
May 19, 2008
Janie Pendleton
rated it
it was amazing
Recommends it for:
anyone interested in physics, science, math
Recommended to Janie by:
Daniel/author of Quantum Physics
This was a fresh look at Daniel's ideas on Quantum Physics. My hubby read first as this is his hobby reading genre. He said it was full of surprises and possiblities, and made him think on a higher plane than most books he has read on the subject. We are both looking forward to this authors work called "Sean" which I just got in the mail today! I am sure we will see more of this author's work in the fiction and non-fiction arena! Great job, Daniel!
Janie Pendleton, Novelist
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The topics and writings of this book are very interesting and comprehensible than the regular scientific treatises; the only scientific book that draws my curiosity with invaluable information in our time.
The author’s passion can be felt throughout the pages of this very important scientific essay.
Enjoy reading!
Danny :)
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The author’s passion can be felt throughout the pages of this very important scientific essay.
Enjoy reading!
Danny :)
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Intriguing insights to a most exciting subject. One ponders how Fitzpatrick's ideas are presented in media such as "What the Bleep" and beyond. I'm looking forward to delving deeper into the complex but stimulating world of Quantum Physics.
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So far I'm really enjoying this book; it's very easy reading, some real eye-openers so far.
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