Electrostatic Levitation
Levitation in Earth's electrostatic field as a means of transportation is possible! Download my presentation to see how.
The Problem with Academic Research
Back in 2020, I wrote this scientist's oath, and I encourage you to read it. The problem that the scientific community is facing is a fundamental one: we are all humans, and as such, we are all inherently corrupt. Forgive ... Read More
How to Do Antigravity
I have just realized that I never shared my TeslaTech 2024 presentation, which details some of my ideas on electron and electrostatic levitation, and contains concrete advice on to make practical antigravity possible. So here it is, download my slides ... Read More
What is a Neutron?
Neutron (n0) is an electrically neutral nuclear particle that decays into a proton (p+) and an electron (e-) that much is known. In experiments, we can directly observe neutron decay by noting proton and electron tracks on nuclear emulsion plates. ... Read More
On the Nature of Space-Time
When we think of the physical world around us, we invariably deal with abstractions. E.g. a coordinate system is a mathematical abstraction of physical space. Geometric distance is a mathematical abstraction of the actual (i.e. physical) distance in the physical ... Read More
Why the World is Quantum
The reason the Universe is governed by quantum effects at a microscopic level is because there is a delay between cause and effect. Another way of saying this is that the Universe is fundamentally oscillatory in nature bcause there is ... Read More
Failure of the Laws of Newton
Norton's Dome In 2003 John Norton came up with a paradox known as Norton’s Dome, which purports to show that Newton’s physics is non-deterministic since an object placed at the top of the dome will not stay there forever but ... Read More
Continuing on Quine’s Paradox
Previously I have shown that Quine's paradox disappears once we take time into account. Computations and logical inferences neither happen instantaneously nor at the same time. For all practical purposes, when we engage in the application of math or logic, ... Read More
Critical Review of Bin-Juine Huang et al. Paper
Published in Nature Scientific Reports, Bin-Juine Huang et. al paper entitled "Water can trigger nuclear reaction to produce energy and isotope gases" has drawn a lot of attention. I have been asked many times to comment on it. So, hereby ... Read More
Thermal Shocking of Deuterium-Loaded Titanium
I decided to replicate an experiment described by Mark Prelas in his Neutron Emission from Cryogenically Cooled Metals Under Thermal Shock paper. In this experiment titanium shavings were cryogenically loaded with deuterium by cooling in liquid nitrogen. Then the cold ... Read More