Author: Carmine D’Errico ABSTRACT The main purpose of this article is to demonstrate that electromagnetic and gravitational phenomenology are two different expressions of the same interaction that we can call “ universal interaction”. In order to reach the aim, it … Continue reading
Author: Carmine Cataldo ABSTRACT The aim of this paper essentially lies in attributing a new meaning, coherent with phenomenological reality, to several phenomena usually classified as relativistic, such as the alleged increase of the mean lifetime of muons and the … Continue reading
Author: Jody Geiger ABSTRACT A physical description of the orbital mechanics of stars around a galactic core has proved difficult. Notably, there is insufficient mass to account for observed star velocities. The mystery is one of few in modern science … Continue reading
Authors: H. H. Swami Isa, Christophe Dumas ABSTRACT This paper gives an overview of a new theory called the “I-Theory”, in the context of several accepted theories in physics and cosmology. This paper reviews the salient features of the “I-Theory”, … Continue reading
Author(s)： Andrew Walcott Beckwith ABSTRACT Could a causal discontinuity lead to an explanation of fluctuations in the CMBR radiation spectrum? Is this argument valid if there is some third choice of set structure (for instance do self-referential sets fall into … Continue reading
Author(s)： Alexander V. Lukanenkov ABSTRACT It’s proposed to use a global seismic antenna (GSA) as a gravitational telescope, arbitrary “quiet” seismic stations are its elements, and aperture of GSA must be of the order 10,000 km. The relative displacements of … Continue reading
Author(s)： Angel Fierros Palacios ABSTRACT The theoretical framework developed by A.S. Eddington for the study of the inner structure and stability of the stars has been modified by the author and used in this work to show that knowing the … Continue reading