Event



19th Natural Philosophy Alliance Conference

Dates: 2012-07-25 - 2012-07-28 US/Mountain (10 months 26 days ago)

Where: Albuquerque, NM, United States Venue: Albuquerque Marriott Pyramid North



Schedule

Wednesday, July 25, 2012

Registration

Room Kokopelli
8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
Wednesday, July 25, 2012

Come early. Pick up your name badge and proceedings. Meet some colleagues. Debate some fine points. Get a good seat.


Day 1 Session 1 - Philosophy

Room Kokopelli
8:30 AM - 10:00 AM
Wednesday, July 25, 2012

8:30 AM
(30 mins)
Greg Volk
Welcome to NPA-19! A special greeting to Tesla Tech and Electric Universe attendees. Please arrive on time, since this session will constitute our annual meeting for the NPA non-profit organization. We will officially elect officers and vote on some NPA policies. Then a few announcements and on ...
9:00 AM
(30 mins)
Forrest Bishop
The Science of Censorship

Alongside the rise of illicit censorship these past few millennia and decades comes its ever urgent and improving theory and countering practice. Elements of Bernays' propaganda, Lobaczewski's Ponerology, Girardian theory, DeMause's psychohistory, Lifton's mind control theory, along with the larg...

9:30 AM
(30 mins)
Gary L. Johnson
A Description of Physical Reality Without Mass Stuff, Charge Stuff, and Field Stuff

It is speculated that physical reality consists of energy and information only, and not any mass stuff, charge stuff, or field stuff. Masslike particles are concentrations of energy. Writing E=mc2 suggests that m is ?real' while E is ?calculated'. Rewriting as m=E/Sqrt...


Day 1 Session 2 - Quantum Mechanics

Room Kokopelli
10:15 AM - 11:45 AM
Wednesday, July 25, 2012

10:15 AM
(30 mins)
Kelland David Terry
Elastic String Theory for a 3-D World

There is strong evidence that the forces of nature are caused by elastic strings. When nuclear physicists separate quarks, a strong force of attraction develops between them and the greater the separation the greater the force pulling them back together. The gluons that bind quarks behave like el...

10:45 AM
(30 mins)
Guangjun Cao
A New Non-locality Feature and Some of its Physical Implications

In quantum mechanics non-locality refers to an interaction or influence that goes beyond a local space-time region. Typical examples are the quantum correlations of entangled elementary particles and the interference patterns in a double-slit experiment. While according to Bell's theorem or the p...

11:15 AM
(30 mins)
Nina B. Sotina
Derivation of the Schrodinger Equation from the Laws of Classical Mechanics Taking into Account the Ether

In the present work the author suggests a to the idea of "hidden variables" as a physical field (ether). It is shown below that the Schr?dinger equation can be derived from the deterministic laws of classical mechanics under the assumption that the ether exists. The reasoning is based to a great ...


Day 1 Session 3 - Structure

Room Kokopelli
1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Wednesday, July 25, 2012

1:00 PM
(30 mins)
Don Briddell
Multiple Certainties

The Uncertainty Principle is a conclusion determined by the method of analysis, i.e., by the mathematics. Nature however is not constrained by the mathematics of quantum mechanics (QM). Instead of pursuing a QM reductionist approach to reality, as does physics, Field Structure Theory (FST) begins...

1:30 PM
(30 mins)
William R. Hohenberger
Aethereal Fractal Structures for the Electron & Proton

Three-dimensional fractal structures that are created by electromagnetic waves oscillating within the aether fractal plenum are developed for the internal structures of electrons and protons. These structures are derived from previously defined hexagonal fractals, twist-loop fractals and fractal...

2:00 PM
(30 mins)
Carl R. Littmann
More Insights into Pion Analogies: Lord Kelvin's Ether Density; and 'SRT' Limitations

To hopefully add more insight into topics previously addressed by the author and others, he now presents the following: One more way of constructing the 'pion-to-electron' mass ratio; Lord Kelvin's old ether density estimate and why it is still relevant; and Questioning Einstein's inference -- th...

2:30 PM
(30 mins)
Greg Volk
Analysis of Lockyer Cubes

Thomas Lockyer claims many discoveries related to the flow of E, H and S fields around a cube [1-3]. He claims that there exist only five ways in which these three vector fields can flow through the eight corners of a cube, and that these five ways correspond to five fundamen...


Day 1 Session 4 - Gravity

Room Kokopelli
3:15 PM - 5:30 PM
Wednesday, July 25, 2012

3:15 PM
(30 mins)
Ralph Sansbury
Gravitational Fields and Magnetic Fields

The Higgs boson and graviton supposedly exchanged between pieces of neutral matter give matter the property of mass and the gravitational attraction between masses that cause matter to clump together in stars, planets, moons etc. We are proposing another rationale based on the spinning orbiting ...

3:45 PM
(30 mins)
Pharis E. Williams
Gravity

This paper presents a new theory of gravity with the basic premises and fundamental laws of the theory. Then the paper presents some immediate results of the laws and shows how these results lead to an Arrow of Time that has eluded physical theories to date. Isentropic states are then showed to r...

4:15 PM
(30 mins)
Glenn Borchardt
Neomechanical Gravitation Theory
co-authored by: Stephen J. Puetz

This paper proposes that gravity is caused by the actions of non-isotropic, heterogeneous distributions of aether particles throughout the universe. The Gravitational Pressure Gradient of a massive body describes these divergent aether distributions. The activity and density of free aether partic...

4:45 PM
(45 mins)
Arthur A. Larson
A Discussion on the True Nature of Gravity and Inertia

Newton's Law of Gravity only describes its behavior, not how or why it works as it does. When questioned on how his attractive gravity worked, Newton replied that he did not deal in conjecture. Einstein said there was no force of gravity or lines of force, only paths or geodesics in space, caus...


Structure Interest Group

Room Kokopelli
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Wednesday, July 25, 2012

7:00 PM
(120 mins)
Don Briddell
Don Briddell will lead an open discussion on the role of structure in the atom and the cosmos, the role of dynamics in structure, and the role of higher mathematics in describing structural patterns.

Gravity Interest Group

Room Rio Grande
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Wednesday, July 25, 2012

7:00 PM
(120 mins)
Bob de Hilster
The Gravity Group aims to provide a means for members to meet together and discuss all gravity theories, to understand gravity from a historical perspective, and to determine the true meaning of gravity.

Thursday, July 26, 2012

Pre-Gathering

Room Kokopelli
8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
Thursday, July 26, 2012

Come early. Meet some colleagues. Debate the fine points of physics. Get a good seat.


Day 2 Session 1 - Relativity

Room Kokopelli
8:30 AM - 10:00 AM
Thursday, July 26, 2012

8:30 AM
(30 mins)
Curtis E. Renshaw
Galilean-Newtonian Relativity

The velocity c = (e0u0)1/2 appears in Maxwell's equations, but these equations say nothing about that velocity with respect to an absolute background and give no reference frame against which the velocity is measured. All experimenters obtain the same value...

9:00 AM
(30 mins)
Curtis E. Renshaw
The Gravitational Potential for a Moving Observer, Mercury's Perihelion, Photon Deflection and Time Delay of a Solar Grazing Photon

Utilizing the principle of equivalence and the radiation continuum model of EM radiation, it is demonstrated that Newton's gravitational potential applies only for static or slowly moving objects. The addition of velocity dependent terms, derivable from the principle of equivalence and the equiv...

9:30 AM
(30 mins)
Ian McCausland
Reviewing the Riddle of Relativity

I describe my collaboration with Professor Herbert Dingle in his campaign against Einstein's special theory of relativity, and my subsequent attempts to draw attention to the inadequate response by scientists to his criticisms. Our active collaboration started with the publication of Dingle's boo...


Day 2 Session 2 - Light

Room Kokopelli
10:15 AM - 11:45 AM
Thursday, July 26, 2012

10:15 AM
(30 mins)
Ralph Sansbury
The Speed of Light: Cumulative Instantaneous Forces at a Distance

Light itself need not be produced by instantaneous transitions between energy levels and then propagated as a wave or photon or a probabilistic photon with a velocity equal to the speed of light. Instead, light or radiation in general, may be regarded as the effect of oscillations of charged par...

10:45 AM
(30 mins)
Luiz Eduardo Azambuja Sauerbronn
Testing a Mechanical Behavior of Light
co-authored by: Rodrigo Jose Correa, Marcelo Dreux, Mauricio Elarrat

We model photons as being rigid bodies. Based only on Newtonian mechanics, we
reproduce numerically the Fresnel Diffraction Experiment. In this way, a large number of rigid bodies
are thrown against a single slit. The rigid bodies used are spherical and their center of mass and
...

11:15 AM
(30 mins)
Dave Thomas
Einstein Under the Microscope: What the Twin Paradox and Binary Stars say about Classical Physics versus Relativity

In this paper, relativistic time dilation and length contraction are explored using the simple concepts of radar ranging and Doppler shifts, without recourse to the Lorentz equations. Then, the Twin Paradox of Relativity is examined from two viewpoints, Einstein's Special Theory of Relativity and... more...


Day 2 Session 3 - Electric Universe

Room Kokopelli
1:00 PM - 3:30 PM
Thursday, July 26, 2012

1:00 PM
(30 mins)
Nicholas J. G. Sykes
How Hard Is Hard Science? - A Caribbean View of the Electric Universe Paradigm

The Electric Universe paradigm of science, which promises to become a new Natural Philosophy encompassing all sciences, holds many important implications for the future shape of physics, cosmology, geology, physical chemistry and the biological sciences, as well as for the humanities. In the auth...

1:30 PM
(30 mins)
Paul E. Anderson
Electric Scarring of the Earth's Surface

This paper explores the hypothesis that most canyons and riverbeds were initially formed by electrical events and not by fluvial erosion. The macroscale appearance of river beds, mountain ranges, and other geological features exhibit characteristics which are typical of electric scarring on a die...

2:00 PM
(45 mins)
Donald E. Scott
An Electric Universe View of Stellar and Galactic Formation

The formation of stars and galaxies has long been assumed by electrical theorists to result from pinch effects in cosmic electric (Birkeland) currents. The exact details of these pinches and the mechanisms involved have remained obscure even though various laboratory experiments have been done i...

2:45 PM
(45 mins)
Wallace Thornhill
The Electric Universe Illuminates Recent Discoveries

The Electric Universe is a cosmology that argues the powerful electromagnetic force plays a dominant role in the birth and life of stars. This new paradigm is an extension of well-established plasma cosmology. The Electric Universe has unequalled success in predicting and simply explaining many ...


Day 2 Session 4 - Mechanics

Room Kokopelli
3:45 PM - 5:45 PM
Thursday, July 26, 2012

3:45 PM
(30 mins)
Tom Lang
Unified Fluid Dynamic Theory of Physics

Mainstream physics claims that it is impossible to physically understand basic aspects of physics. This paper contradicts this claim by describing a new theory of physics that is presented in a recent book of mine with this same title. This new physics theory provides a physical understanding of ...

4:15 PM
(30 mins)
Ray Fleming
The Matter Force

If we study the fundamental forces of the Standard Model, we find mechanical forces conspicuously absent. This error of omission is one of the most significant problems with physics today. Additionally, mechanical force theory is frozen in the physics of a distant past. If we look deeper we find ...

4:45 PM
(30 mins)
Pharis E. Williams
Physical Time

Thermodynamics is usually thought of as applying only to microscopic systems requiring the use of statistical methods. Few know of, and fewer yet believe, the proof that Bergmann provided that showed one may not derive the classical laws of thermodynamics from Newtonian mechanics using statistica...

5:15 PM
(30 mins)
Donald Reed
Bose-Einstein Condensate: Hidden Riches for New Forms of Technology and Energy Generation: Potential Glimpse into Inner Reality

With the announcement of the recent successful production of a Bose-Einstein condensate (BEC) of photons, a circle has been completed which started in 1925 with the vision of Albert Einstein and Satyendra Nath Bose ? a sustained macroscopic condensed state of matter where all atoms are in the sam...


NPA Expo

Room Gallery
7:30 PM - 10:00 PM
Thursday, July 26, 2012

Attention, Tesla Tech! Don’t miss this opportunity to get your hands dirty with live experiments and structural models from ISF researcher Jeff Cook, Telsa genius Bill Beaty, “plasma geologist” Michael Steinbacher, Rodin coil originator Marko Rodin, plus many others. Talk with experimenters and modelers about their ideas.

7:30 PM
Konstantin Meyl
Scalar Wave Experimental Kit

My friend Warren Hanchey will bring his Experimental Kit with him, so that I can give a practical demonstration on Thursday. It reconstructs scalar wave transmission according to Tesla. At the NPA Expo I will demonstrate a fluorescent lamp glow, the transmission speed more than speed of light, a ... more...

7:30 PM
Bill Beaty
Uncle Festor Runs Amok

Genuine mad scientist and Tesla genius, Bill Beaty, begins where Uncle Festor left off, taking you on a tour of his laboratory. Beaty has been experimenting with Tesla technology for decades, and brings just a few of his many "Science Hobbyist" toys with him to Albuquerque.

7:30 PM
Jeffrey N. Cook
Mystery at the Poles

Jeff Cook demonstrates numerous observations of permanent magnets and ferrous materials he has discovered, many if not all have yet to be defined by conventional science.

7:30 PM
Don Briddell
Helical Structure Models

Field structures are self-sustaining forms involving structural 3-D geometry with chiral action loops, circuitry based on polyhedral relationships, skew torque geometry and knotting. Field structure theory investigates action as a structural continuum arranged in hierarchical orders producing a d... more...

7:30 PM
Charles William Lucas
Geometric Packing of Electrons in the Atom

Plato and other ancient Greeks believed that geometry was the key to all knowledge in natural philosophy. In the 1940s a structural reformation was begun by European natural philosophers in reaction to the point-particle approach of quantum mechanics, relativity theory, Maxwell's electrodynamics,... more...

7:30 PM
William R. Hohenberger
Aethereal Fractal Strutures

Three-dimensional Fractal Structures for the Electron and the Proton are constructed from planar representations of Aethereal Fractals that were developed from one simple mathematical formula, and are then correlated mathematically to Comptons Wavelength, Plancks Length, Electron Mass, and Proton... more...

7:30 PM
Greg Volk
3D Tessellations

A tessellation is a "space filler", or regular repeated geometric pattern that completely fills a space. In 2D space, the equilateral triangle, square and regular hexagon all qualify as tessellations or space fillers, but the regular pentagon does not. In 3D space, the only Platonic solid (equal ... more...

7:30 PM
Jeffrey N. Cook
Zeta Launcher

Jeff Cook demonstrates how newly discovered science can be successfully patented and brought to market in products that entertain and may even one day serve humankind in other ways.

7:30 PM
Bill Beaty
Dangerous High-Speed Magnetic Levitation Maglev

This is an example of inductive levitation. Two copper cylinders rotating at high speeds induce currents, which induce magnetic fields, which can levitate a magnet. Reversing the spin direction changes the polarity of the field, and instead causes the magnet to be pulled downward, with a force ex... more...

7:30 PM
Marko Rodin
The Rodin Coil

Many researchers have demonstrated anomalous effects with what has become known as the Rodin coil, a particular winding of electrical wire around a toroid form. These inductive anomalies include a displaced magnetic south pole, levitation, and wireless power transmission. Marko Rodin discovered t... more...

7:30 PM
Chuck Reithmeyer
Rodin Coil vs Stubblefield Coil

These coils will help explain the electromagnetic field of HHO Gas Plasma State

7:30 PM
Ernest Schmelter
Bias or Monopole Magnetic Field

Pulsed signals through Rodin coils reveal magnetic field anomalies: 1) The field is biased, detectible only on one side of the coil (i.e., a "monopole"). 2) It pulses regular, persistent, intelligible and coherent patterns. 3) It generates incredible, centrifugal forces.

7:30 PM
Jeffrey N. Cook
Levitating Magnets

Jeff Cook demonstrates magnetic levitation and other effects than may be obtained by DC-pulsing inductors, creating what he refers to as "Torsion Fields".

7:30 PM
Michael Meade Steinbacher
Plasma Catastrophism Geology

Legends from around the world point to global cataclysms in Neolithic times. Consequences of such cataclysms should include: "sloshing" of oceans, sedimentation of "slurry", melting of basalt layers in place, mountain-size "dunes" that become lithified electrically, coal layers, etc.  "Plasm... more...

7:30 PM
Z. Dahlen Parker
Arc-Discharged Dusty CRT Makes Planetary-Like Forms

To reveal where electrical discharges were involved in carving out planetary features we might wonder: are 'million dollar research labs' necessary to investigate the possibilities? Are they necessary to show our next generation of thinkers how some planetary features are formed? The answer is: N... more...

7:30 PM
Bill Beaty
Microwave Ball Lightning

For many years researchers have been annoyed with, rather than curious about, a natural phenomenon called ball lightning, a sustained spherical circulation of charge. It is usually regarded as a transient effect, resulting from a sudden change in electrical flow, as often happens when flipping a ... more...

7:30 PM
Jeffrey N. Cook
Overunity

Jeff Cook demonstrates the holy grail (and most often misunderstood science) of energy research in an experimental apparatus that consistently produces greater DC electrical power out than put in.


Friday, July 27, 2012

Pre-Gathering

Room Kokopelli
8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
Friday, July 27, 2012

Come early. Meet some colleagues. Debate the fine points of physics. Get a good seat.


Day 3 Session 1 - Electrodynamics

Room Kokopelli
8:30 AM - 10:00 AM
Friday, July 27, 2012

8:30 AM
(30 mins)
Duncan W. Shaw
Unity Between Gravitational And Electromagnetic Forces: A Concept

This paper ties together gravity, electricity and magnetism. It proposes that aether is the common denominator of those phenomena, with the bulk flow of aether being the cause of gravity and the interaction of cells of aether being the source of electricity and magnetism. The paper sets out imp...

9:00 AM
(30 mins)
Forrest Bishop
Reforming Electromagnetic Units, Equations, and Concepts: An Extension of Ivor Catt Theory

Some of the problems, paradoxes, and clutter within the mathematical physics of the past few centuries are briefly reviewed. Catt's concept of illusory static fields created by TEM waves replaces the electrostatic and magnetostatic field concepts, removing any number of these paradoxes at once....

9:30 AM
(30 mins)
Charles William Lucas
Symmetry of Nature Confirms Universal Electrodynamic Force

A new version of the electrodynamic force, derived from a more perfect union of the axiomatic and empirical scientific methods, has explained more electrodynamic data including radiation and radiation reaction than previous versions based on Maxwells equations and Einsteins Special Relativity The...


Day 3 Session 2 - Earth Science

Room Kokopelli
10:15 AM - 11:45 AM
Friday, July 27, 2012

10:15 AM
(30 mins)
Henry Neil Broadbent
The Nature of Earth Deluge Catastrophes

The legends of Earth catastrophes (cataclysm from the stars) often start with the approach of a great comet followed by Fire, Flood, Hot Hail, Wind, Earthquake, Volcanic Eruptions and Erratic Movement of the Sun and stars in various combinations. The deluge events are evidently not like a tsunami...

10:45 AM
(30 mins)
Michael Meade Steinbacher
The Consequences of a Reversal of the Rotation of Earth

Planetary rotation in a plasma universe may be not solely inertial but also affected, if not driven, by electromagnetic forces. Fluctuations in the current of circuits associated with rotation would affect the rotation rate, as may be the case with coronal mass ejections retarding and restoring ...

11:15 AM
(30 mins)
James Maxlow
Presented by
David Scott De Hilster
Global Expansion Tectonics: A Significant Challenge for Physics

A very important geophysical contribution to appreciating modern tectonic theory has been the completion of seafloor magnetic mapping, plus radiometric and paleontological age dating of seafloor crusts beneath all Earth's oceans. This seafloor mapping places finite spatial and temporal constraints on the crustal plate motion history within all of the ocean basins, back to the Early Jurassic Period (approximately 170 million years ago). The magnetic patterns and age dating determined during this seafloor mapping program were historically interpreted as evidence for seafloor growth and spreading, which led to the promotion of Plate Tectonic theory during the 1960s ? a theory that adopts and continues to insist on the fundamental premise that Earth radius remains constant with time. In contrast, by removing this premise and allowing Earth radius to vary with time, this same seafloor mapp...


Day 3 Session 3 - Open House

Room Kokopelli
1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Friday, July 27, 2012

1:00 PM
(75 mins)
Gerald Pollack
Batteries Made from Water

This paper largely comprises a draft chapter of my forthcoming book, The Fourth Phase of Water: Beyond Solid, Liquid and Vapor (Ebner and Sons, 2012). I preface it by providing some background.

School children learn that water has three phases: solid, liquid and vapor. But we rece...

2:15 PM
(60 mins)
Konstantin Meyl
Vortex Physics

As quantum-physics now a days tries to re-frame and explain electric and magnetic field phenomena, we must not be mislead over the fact that quantum-physics remains a "stepdaughter" of field-physics based solely on postulates, until eventually it will have found a way to calculate its quanta. Fur...


Day 3 Session 4 - Open House

Room Kokopelli
3:30 PM - 5:30 PM
Friday, July 27, 2012

3:30 PM
(60 mins)
David Talbott
Remembering the Great Comet

How did it happen that the tranquil and predictable planet Venus inspired memories of terror throughout the ancient world? Within all of the well documented cultures, astronomical traditions describe Venus in the language of a comet. Given the specialized focus of historians, few indeed have not...

4:30 PM
(60 mins)
Edmund Storms
What is Cold Fusion and Why Should You Care? (2012 John Chappell Memorial Paper)
co-authored by: Brian Scanlan

Cold fusion or low-energy-nuclear-reaction (LENR) has now been demonstrated to initiate various nuclear reactions in solid materials without application of high energy. This creates a significant challenge for science to explain and for industry to use in a rational way. Therefore, understanding ...


Sagnac Award Banquet

Room Kokopelli
7:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Friday, July 27, 2012

7:00 PM
Tom Bearden
Lt. Col. Thomas E. Bearden: 2012 Sagnac Award Recipient

In recognition of a lifetime commitment to excellence in scientific pursuit. For foundational concepts and principles describing the energy of space, for systematic theoretical investigations of practical devices claiming over unity performance, and for ideas connecting open systems with electrom... more...

7:00 PM
Donald E. Scott
Prof. Donald E. Scott: 2012 Sagnac Award Recipient

In recognition of a lifetime commitment to excellence in scientific pursuit. For the transistor effect in the electric star model, for alternatives to magnetic reconnection as an explanation for anomalies in astronomy, and for correlations between plasma experiments in the laboratory and observat... more...


Saturday, July 28, 2012

Pre-Gathering

Room Kokopelli
8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
Saturday, July 28, 2012

Come early. Meet some colleagues. Debate the fine points of physics. Get a good seat.


Day 4 Session 1 - Experiments

Room Kokopelli
8:30 AM - 10:00 AM
Saturday, July 28, 2012

8:30 AM
(30 mins)
Thomas Geoffrey Franzel
The Logic of a Newly Designed Optical Experiment May Resolve the One-Way Light Speed Issue

A remarkably ingenious design for measuring the one-way speed of light has appeared in the physics literature. This paper provides a detailed description of each of its two slightly different configurations. Written for the scientifically literate reader, rather than just for the professional phy... more...

9:00 AM
(30 mins)
Monty Childs
The SAFIRE Project

The Design of Experiments Method, the ISF, and the SAFIRE Project.

9:30 AM
(30 mins)
Max Fomitchev-Zamilov
Cavitation-Induced Fusion: Proof of Concept

Cavitation-induced fusion (also known as bubble fusion or sonofusion) has been a topic of much debate and controversy and is generally (albeit incorrectly) perceived as unworkable. In this paper we present the theoretical foundations of cavitation-induced fusion and summarize the experimental res...


Day 4 Session 2 - Experiments

Room Kokopelli
10:15 AM - 11:45 AM
Saturday, July 28, 2012

10:15 AM
(30 mins)
Jeffrey N. Cook
Experiment on the Linear Increase in Efficiency with Multiple Moving Magnets over Pulsed Inductors

I have prepared an experimental apparatus consisting of an inductor and five reversible DC motors, used as DC electrical generators, hooked to ring magnets suspended above the inductor whose radii are ninety degrees from the radius of the inductor and hooked from belts to the motors. I then DC p...

10:45 AM
(30 mins)
Jeffrey N. Cook
A Unit-Derivation for the Vacuum Field

I derive a Lagrangian for all fields of force known, as well as all that could possibly be discovered in the future, and show that the sum of the fields of force in space equals the vacuum field of force and that this field can be measured in dimensions of kilograms per second. Using Gauge Theor...

11:15 AM
(30 mins)
Moray B. King
How Can the Zero-Point Energy Become an Energy Source?

Combining the theories of the zero-point energy with the theories of system self-organization offer opportunities to coherently harvest zero-point energy (ZPE). The energy typically couples into matter-ZPE or plasma-ZPE conglomerates. Examples include plasmoids, Shoulders' electrum validum (EV) o...


Day 4 Session 3 - Astronomy & Philosophy

Room Kokopelli
1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Saturday, July 28, 2012

1:00 PM
(30 mins)
Samuel J. Hunt
A Matter of Acoustics: the Genesis of the Big Bang

Since Darwin and Einstein challenged the Judeo-Christian belief of origins beginning in 1850 through 1950, there has been a lasting debate and continual inquiry into the process underlying the origin of the Universe and the species. The purpose of this paper is to look objectively at three observ...

1:30 PM
(30 mins)
Bob de Hilster
The Wang Eclipse

The Wang eclipse has two bumps in the gravitational curve that have not been explained and therefore are called anomalies. This eclipse happened on March 9 of 1997 and Qien Shen Wang recorded the gravitational acceleration on the surface of the earth during a full eclipse. The results of the meas...

2:00 PM
(30 mins)
Charles William Lucas
The Need for Reformation in Modern Science Based on Universal Truth, Structuralism and Euclidean Geometry

Euclid and the ancient Greeks were among the first to define Natural Philosophy with its dependence on geometry. They defined the Law of Cause and Effect requiring local contact forces, plus they invented the Axiomatic method to confirm and present universal truth. Later Isaac Newton and others d...

2:30 PM
(30 mins)
David Scott De Hilster
Consensus in Science is Wrong

Mainstream science accuses dissident scientists including the Natural Philosophy Alliance of not being able to come to a consensus. The truth is, consensus is not healthy for finding truth nor is it the best philosophy for any part of serious human endeavor. In technology, the corporate world, en...


Day 4 Session 4 - Mathematics

Room Kokopelli
3:15 PM - 5:15 PM
Saturday, July 28, 2012

3:15 PM
(30 mins)
Witold Nawrot
Is Reality Euclidean?

The fact that the reality is observed by us as the Lorentzian space time does not mean that the true reality must be Lorentzian, just as the fact that the complicated routes of heavenly bodies we observe on the firmament does not mean that the heavenly bodies really are performing such complicate...

3:45 PM
(30 mins)
Witold Nawrot
Conclusions from the Model of Euclidean Reality

The new model of Euclidean Reality changes the picture of the true reality. The velocity is not a physical value but only an observed value. The time of travel is not a function of the velocity but it becomes a function of the trajectory. It is possible to accelerate the particle to the velocity ...

4:15 PM
(30 mins)
Lucian M. Ionescu
Remarks on Physics as Number Theory

There are numerous indications that Physics, at its foundations, is algebraic Number Theory, starting with solid state physics evidence in the context of the universal model of Quantum Computing and Digital World Theory. Bohr's Model for the Hydrogen atom is the starting point of a quantum comput...

4:45 PM
(30 mins)
Greg Volk
Fourier Closed Loops

Every closed loop path, however complex, can be characterized in terms of a parameter running from 0 to 2 Pi. Thus, the three coordinates (x,y,z) describing a path are themselves periodic signals of the same parameter, and may therefore be broken into Fourier components. We can then recombine the...