Unified Field Theory (eBook, ePUB) - Bouchard, Phil
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In this book, a new gravitational theory is being suggested to replace general relativity. The theory is objective and predicts low-scale GPS gravitational time dilation, perihelion precession disparity, gravitational light bending, artificial faster-than-light motion, up to the rotation curve for all galaxies, natural faster-than-light universe expansion, and can even explain the black holes! In practical terms, this means the following: We can achieve infinite speed. We can also easily time travel into the future. It follows levitation, also derived from the theory. You will also find many…mehr

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In this book, a new gravitational theory is being suggested to replace general relativity. The theory is objective and predicts low-scale GPS gravitational time dilation, perihelion precession disparity, gravitational light bending, artificial faster-than-light motion, up to the rotation curve for all galaxies, natural faster-than-light universe expansion, and can even explain the black holes! In practical terms, this means the following: We can achieve infinite speed. We can also easily time travel into the future. It follows levitation, also derived from the theory. You will also find many reasons why general relativity is wrong and how to verify this experimentally!

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Phil Bouchard (1977) was born in Ottawa, Canada; studied computer science at University of Sherbrooke; and since the new millennium, worked in commercial software development for companies in Ottawa and San Diego. He is also the author of an Open Source project, a shareware, and a simulator: -Deterministic C++ memory manager of constant complexity: svn.boost.org/svn/boost/sandbox/block_ptr -A scientific calculator featuring accelerated 3D graphics and nonlinear regressions: www.fornux.com -Perihelion precession disparity and gravitational light bending offset simulator: www.finitetheory.com