Over the years a considerable amount of rubbish has accumulated in the field of physics. Examples of such rubbish are the theories and laws depicted above. It is time that the slate be wiped clean. Retain the observations, but dispense with the flawed theories. Subquantum kinetics offers a new way … More
The subquantum kinetics paradigm avoids many of the pitfalls of conventional physics and astronomy theories and interprets physical phenomena in a distinctively different manner. A listing of the numerous problems of the conventional paradigm and how subquantum kinetics resolves is presented below. Comparison to Quantum Theory and Field Theory … More
“Concerning a Technology that Could Help Avoid Another Columbia Disaster” by Paul A. LaViolette, Ph.D. March 2003 This paper was submitted in 2003 to Admiral Gehman, chairman of the Columbia Accident Investigation Board investigating NASA’s Columbia Space Shuttle disaster. It describes how electrogravitic technology similar to what is used in … More
“Outside-the-Box” Technologies, Their Critical Role Concerning Environmental Trends, and the Unnecessary Energy Crisis” Briefing to the U.S. Senate Environmental and Public Works Subcommittee October 2000 Paper by P. LaViolette entitled: “Moving Beyond the First Law and Advanced Propulsion Technologies”: Download: Briefing-LaV.pdf (File size: 158 kB) Entire briefing. Includes papers by … More
Subquantum Kinetics is shown to be able to account for the superluminal control of the parallel-antiparallel orientation of particle spin mediated through electric potential soliton beam links established between remotely positioned, mutually entangled particles. More
Subquantum Kinetics Predictions and their Subsequent Verification Nucleon Core Field – prevailing concept (1978): The electric field in the core of a nucleon is assumed to be aperiodic and to rise to a sharp cusp at the particle’s center. Prediction No. 1 (1973 – 1978): Subquantum Kinetics predicted that … More
Project Camelot Interview of Paul LaViolette speaking about Galactic Superwaves and Subquantum Kinetics (July 2009) More
