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Superrelativity as the answer?
For those who aren't familiar with M. Fiorentino's all reconciling theory, please visit physcom.awardspace.com
He's been a software engineer @ IBM and an awarded trouble-shooter. He's been working parttime and fulltime on the theory for the last 20 years.
Also with some very nice longitudinal wave, tachyon and universal 'constant' information;
Any better explanations for the joe cell,
Plasma Arc technology and the
Geet Fuel Processor are very welcome.
listen.to/einstein
Heebiejeebies
PS Please advise on the L.E.N.R. issue ?
He's been a software engineer @ IBM and an awarded trouble-shooter. He's been working parttime and fulltime on the theory for the last 20 years.
Also with some very nice longitudinal wave, tachyon and universal 'constant' information;
Any better explanations for the joe cell,
Plasma Arc technology and the
Geet Fuel Processor are very welcome.
listen.to/einstein
Heebiejeebies
PS Please advise on the L.E.N.R. issue ?
Has this been put into a paper and peer reviewed? Magical theories like this pop up all the time...
It is being put in a 'universal constant' paper as we speak. This should be out by the end of the year.
Untill then you can review the related peer-reviewed, but still controversial Hadronic Mechanics (reclassification of QM)
@ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hadronic_mechanics.
Also you can check the bibliography for preliminary peer reviews on the subject.
Untill then you can review the related peer-reviewed, but still controversial Hadronic Mechanics (reclassification of QM)
@ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hadronic_mechanics.
Also you can check the bibliography for preliminary peer reviews on the subject.
HeebieJeebies
It is being put in a 'universal constant' paper as we speak. This should be out by the end of the year.
Untill then you can review the related peer-reviewed, but still controversial Hadronic Mechanics (reclassification of QM)
@ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hadronic_mechanics.
Also you can check the bibliography for preliminary peer reviews on the subject.
Untill then you can review the related peer-reviewed, but still controversial Hadronic Mechanics (reclassification of QM)
@ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hadronic_mechanics.
Also you can check the bibliography for preliminary peer reviews on the subject.
Erm, that hasn't really been peer-reviewed either though has it, he just published it all himself
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