Physics - A Unified View
Physicists have been striving for that elusive "theory of everything" for decades, without being able to reconcile diverging theories and different forces that we observe. My own interest in this has been that of a curious bystander, jotting my ideas down here and there and eventually collecting them in a webpage.
I do not keep up too well with that side of things, but a recent article in Infinite Energy magazine caught my eye. The Cosmic Microwave Background and the Unification of Physics is written by Eugene Sittampalam, an engineer by training.
The paper discusses the cosmic microwave background and introduces a new concept of the photon. The nature of matter and of gravity is discussed and a surprising interpretation of relativistic "time dilation" is proposed. Dark matter and black holes are irreverently removed and a description of the structure of a perfectly cyclical universe is proposed in the author's far reaching quest for clarity.
Submitted to one of the Physics magazines, it received what Eugene Mallove of Infinite Energy described as sneer review - rejection out of hand.
Why, you might ask, read a paper that has been rejected by one of the prestigious publications? Well - Sittampalam takes a bold step in the right direction. He questions the prevailing view in physics and he puts something eminently more sensible up for our consideration.
If you are interested at all in matters of physics, I would suggest you dig out your copy of Infinite Energy and take a look. You can find the magazine here and I would suggest you do subscribe. You will see many interesting articles on research into new ways to generate useful energy without using fossil fuel resources.
If you're really impatient and want to start reading immediately, you can also download a PDF version of the paper while waiting for the magazine to arrive:
Unification of Physics Part II
The paper is a condensed version of Sittampalam's book, to be found on Amazon.
A pertinent comment received by e-mail from Eugene Sittampalam:
From: "eugene sittampalam"
To: The.Secretary@hq.doe.gov, James.Decker@science.doe.gov,
kyle.mcslarrow@hq.doe.gov, mturner@nsf.gov, abement@nsf.gov, mleinen@nsf.gov
Subject: Toward the betterment of science
Date: Thu, 06 Jan 2005 03:14:25 -0500Dear Learned Ladies and Gentlemen,
http://www.eugenesittampalam.com/UCLA.Letter.pdf
Please be good enough to accept the above material for perusal. You may find the matter of utmost importance in many fields. Most notably, lives could be saved in major earthquakes like the one last week in Asia. Prediction of such natural disasters - hours before the surface tremors - is now possible even with existing facilities if one knows what to look for and where to look for it. Last week's death toll is unacceptable in this day and age. What's even more shameful for us "high-tech" and "future today" folks is that the tremors were picked up by monitors within minutes; yet, with hours to spare, countries around failed to get alerted to the impending danger. Please do give the matter some serious thought.Â
Thank you and best regards.
Sincerely,
Eugene Sittampalam
posted by Sepp Hasslberger on Thursday February 19 2004
updated on Tuesday December 21 2010URL of this article:
http://www.newmediaexplorer.org/sepp/2004/02/19/physics_a_unified_view.htm
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