| name = Physics on the Fringe: Smoke Rings, Circlons, and Alternative Theories of Everything
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...is experiment detected both absolute motion and the breakdown of Newtonian physics. So far another six experiments, four using a Michelson interferometer in g
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| journal = [[Physics Essays]]
...of ac-coupling between his photodetector and the oscilloscope on which the fringe profiles are displayed will cause what are actually nulls (nodes) to appear
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Margaret Wertheim is a science writer with degrees in physics and mathematics. She has written for the New York Times, the Los Angeles Ti
...and Alternative Theories of Everything]]" ([http://www.amazon.com/Physics-Fringe-Circlons-Alternative-Everything/dp/0802715133/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=132032
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| fields = [[Professor of Physics]]
...btained his Ph.D. from the University of Wales. He is a senior lecturer in physics at the University of Hull and fellow of the Royal Astronomical Society.
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...f the School curriculum the world over. They are not abstractions found in fringe literature; hence the importance of the Critique.
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...braic equations and diagrams? May interest those well versed in high-level physics. - Back cover
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...hio Cleveland, Ohio], as head of the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Physics physics] department from [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1893 1893] until his retirem
...ne of the "hot" areas of fundamental [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Physics physics]. Following on with the basic apparatus as the earlier [http://en.wikipedia
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| journal = [[Physics Essays]]
...l redshift supports non-expanding universe, contesting conclusions of 2011-Physics Nobel laureates.
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| fields = [[Professor of Physics]]
...s developing a Le Sagian Model for gravity, and preparing his next book in physics: "Neo-Cartesian Mechanics and Le Sagian Gravity".
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...rley (MMX) experiments have never consistently measured any interferometer fringe shifts. That contradicts SRT?s time dilation concepts.
...and particles. The quiet by-passing of the errors in 20th Century ?Modern Physics? will be as described in Thomas Kuhn in [2]
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Had a nice conversation with Bugh (via email) - may not be so fringe after all ... -- ''Gail Marsella with radio weblogs, June 24, 2003''
...'s saying should be relevant to anyone who's wondering where their quantum physics grappling is leading them ... -- ''Nexus Magazine, July, 2003''
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...uced of his work. He is an author of books, scientific papers, and his own physics theor based on the Circlon or toroid.
James Carter began thinking about and developing alternative theories of physics as a teenager. Around 1968, he developed the principle of Gravitational Exp
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...ctrical engineer and also took the entire core undergraduate curriculum in physics. Although he didn't finish his masters degree in signal processing, he did
...conspiracy theories, etc.), Bible study, children's books, to, of course, physics. His introduction to [[Creation Science]] in the late 1980s transformed my
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...space-time]], [[temporal curvature]], [[elastic deformations]], [[particle
physics]], [[unification]]
# <p style="margin-bottom: 0in; ">GR, a cornerstone of modern
physics, asserts spacetime is bent/distorted by gravitating bodies.</p>
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...elf had been suppressed. His most exciting story was that the Institute of Physics broke its contract with Essen to publish an article of his even after he ha
...ntary problem in electricity which most people with a B grade pass in GCSE Physics should be able to understand well enough for the purpose of reading this bo
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...ringe</em>, author Margaret Wertheim is curating an exhibition of outsider physics theories at the Institute For Figuring, in the Chinatown district of Los An
...10.<span style="mso-spacerun: yes;"> </span>Subject - Art, Light and Physics</span>
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...Perigueux, France, 14 October 1869; d. Meudon, France, 26 February 1928), physics. Sagnac studied mainly the radiation produced by X rays and the optics of
...or of physics at the University of Paris. He was twice a candidate for the physics section of the Academy, and he received the Pierson-Perrin, the Wilde, and
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| known_for = [[Amateur physics]], [[electronics]], [[electromagnetics]], [[control automation]], [[program
...of some things of significance to a very big plan we all hope to find (as fringe amateur physicists, at least).
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...f the discussion and analysis of the contending interpretations of quantum physics can be readily understood by nonspecialists.
...situation in quantum mechanics appears to be the most disturbing in modern physics?. Seventy years after the advent of quantum theory, ?there is still no clea
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