In the last month there have been internet news announcements that FEMA is making emergency preparations for Region 3 (DC, Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, and Pennsylvania) to be in place by October 1st with the implication that some catastrophe will strike the area during the first few weeks of … More
A new study published by a team of astronomers (Gillessen, et al.) estimates that the G2 cloud will come about 144 astronomical units (AU) from the Galactic core at its time of closest approach, which is about 14 AU further away than was determined in an earlier study reported by … More
Book Review The Twilight of the Scientific Age by Martin López Corredoira The Twilight of the Scientific Age presents an excellent overview of society and its workings, in particular of the corruption that pervades current science. It is a book that deserves to be read and reread. Martin López Corredoira, its … More
I have a few questions about subquantum kinetics, and its relation to the current physical theories: 1. Does subquantum kinetics conflict with general relativity or quantum field theory? As I understand it, general relativity and quantum field theory are thought to be the low-energy limits of a more fundamental theory. … More
The stargate portal idea seen in the movie Stargate and in its TV sequels may have been inspired from an author’s book manuscript. The stargate idea, of course, has been around for a long time in sci fi literature. However, the particular portrayal of a stargate that has constellations displayed … More
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
Update to the Story on the G2 Cloud’s Approach to the Galactic Core Paul LaViolette Recent observations of the G2 cloud made in the near infrared at the Keck Observatory indicate that the G2 cloud will reach its closest approach to the Galactic center around mid March of 2014 instead of … More
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A spreadsheet program that Paul LaViolette has written for use with Microsoft Excel®. Calculates the ecliptic longitude position of the vernal equinox for arbitrary dates in the past. It also calculates the corresponding angle of polar obliquity (the inclination of the Earth’s pole to the ecliptic). The program uses a … 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
Table of Contents for Subquantum Kinetics Chapter 1 – Overview of the Methodology A New Paradigm for Microphysics Process and Order Experiments Contradicting the Assumption of Relative Frames Concluding Remarks Chapter 7 – The Cosmological Redshift The Expanding Universe Hypothesis Interpreting the Redshift with Model G History of the Tired-Light Model The Angular-Size-Redshift Test The Tolman Surface Brightness Test The … More
The Planetary-Stellar Mass-Luminosity Relation:Possible Evidence of Energy Nonconservation? by Paul LaViolettePhysics Essays, vol. 5(4) 1992, pp. 536-543 Abstract The mass-luminosity coordinates for the Jovian planets are found to lie along the lower main sequence stellar mass-luminosity relation, suggesting that both planets and red dwarf stars are powered by a similar … More
