The Final Theory: Rethinking Our Scientific Legacy
The Final Theory presents the first truly comprehensive and viable alternative to mainstream scientific beliefs, showing how a simple overlooked principle in nature finally explains and resolves many of the mysteries and paradoxes in today's science. Expand and liberate your mind with simple, sensible explanations for the most perplexing problems in physics today - without having to be a science scholar. What actually is gravity and how does it operate - is it a force, warped space-time, or something else entirely? Is anti-gravity possible? Is the speed of light truly a limit? Is faster-than-light communication possible? Does light truly have a dual wave-particle nature or has it simply been misunderstood? What does Einstein's E = mc2 equation actually mean? What is the true nature of energy? Are the new additions of "dark matter" and "dark energy" to our science really proper, and do they solve anything or just deepen the mysteries? The new scientific perspective in this easy-to-read book takes the reader through a wealth of compelling answers to the many unresolved questions that still plague mainstream science today. more
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- 1/5
- From: Amazon
- Posted: Jul-31-2009
- Unbelievably stupid
Complete and utter rubbish.So forces expend energy without moving something do they? Take a vice and clamp a lump of metal in it. If he is right then there should be a continual loss of energy as the metal is being squeezed. But where...
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- 1/5
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- Posted: Jul-22-2009
- Many gaps in this theory
The author suggests that gravity can be understood as the expansion of ALL material objects at a geometric rate. Thus, if you drop a stone, the earth reaches up and "catches" the stone merely because of its growth. Because all mass...
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- 5/5
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- Posted: Jun-08-2009
- An interesting theory but needs to be evaluated
According to the "About the Author" section at the end of the book, Mark McCutcheon is an electrical engineer, so of course many people will dismiss his theory outright because he is not a physicist. However, I believe that it is...
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- 1/5
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- Posted: Jun-03-2009
- Complete mischaracterization of modern science
Let me first state that I am a theoretical astrophysicist, who works on a daily basis in gravitational physics. I have 3 degrees in physics, including a PhD. Now, that doesn't mean that I know everything about physics, but it DOES mean...
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- 5/5
- From: Amazon
- Posted: Jun-08-2009
- An interesting theory but needs to be evaluated
According to the "About the Author" section at the end of the book, Mark McCutcheon is an electrical engineer, so of course many people will dismiss his theory outright because he is not a physicist. However, I believe that it is...
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- 3/5
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- Posted: May-08-2008
- Wrtitten for the average person
Overall, a good book, but it was written to explain EVERYTHING to an audience that has never taken a physics course. It does not require any previous knowledge of physics or any other science.It is a pretty slow, repeatitive process for...
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- 1/5
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- Posted: Jul-31-2009
- Unbelievably stupid
Complete and utter rubbish.So forces expend energy without moving something do they? Take a vice and clamp a lump of metal in it. If he is right then there should be a continual loss of energy as the metal is being squeezed. But where...
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