“It seems to me that the arguments which have led up to the theory (Relativity), and the whole state of mind of most physicists with regard to it, may some day become one of the puzzles of history.” Professor P W Bridgeman (1936)
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Tesla was effectively sidelined by 1905, and at that moment a new scientific celebrity appeared. While Tesla was running into a financial brick wall and being robbed of his radio patents, a young man named Albert Einstein had been settling into a job as assistant patents inspector in Zurich, Switzerland. His new job gave him the time and resources to study and write, and in 1905 he submitted five papers to peer-reviewed academic journals. All five were accepted for publication.
1905 is always described as Einstein’s annus mirabilis, and indeed there is something miraculous about his instant success. H C Dudley, in his 1976 essay ‘The Personal Tragedy of Albert Einstein’, argues that academia’s enthusiastic embrace of Einstein “contrasts the treatment accorded the young unknowns of today who take unorthodox approaches to science. The present peer review systems are so stifling that any manuscript so iconoclastic as Einstein’s initial papers would now have little chance of appearing in any ranking journal. This is particularly true in physics, and especially so in the United States. […] Of the five papers published by young Einstein in 1905, three were destined to bring him fame. These three papers would by 1940 be recognized as basic to the physical sciences.”
As well as the five published papers, the year was crowned with the award of his doctorate by Zurich University. In 1908 he was given a lectureship at Bern, in 1911 a professorship at Berlin, and in 1912 he was made Professor of Theoretical Physics at Zurich. In 1913 he was elected a member of the Prussian Academy, and appointed as Director of the new Kaiser Wilhelm Institute for Physics (taking up the post in 1917). In 1920 he was elected to the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences, and so it goes on, Einstein’s cushioned academic path granting him the status, comfort and freedom to pursue his thought experiments and calculations, in stark contrast to the rocky road Tesla was condemned to walk. Just as the finance had swerved to Marconi, the academy now swerved to Einstein.
In 1916 Einstein produced his Theory of General Relativity, a metaphysical cosmology which excluded the essential discoveries of the electrical movement and enthroned gravity as the sole architect of the universe. The theory failed to define mass, energy or gravity. No experiments to test it were conducted until a series of solar eclipses created opportunities to confirm his predictions about observed star positions based on the gravitational curvature of space. Einstein was promoted by the British establishment in the person of Sir Arthur Eddington, whose 1919 eclipse observations were massively hyped in both the London and New York Times as proving the theory of Relativity, despite other explanations of the phenomenon being available. Einstein was hailed as the new Copernicus, Galileo and Newton rolled into one, and awarded a Nobel Prize in 1921. A commemorative edition of the journal Nature was published in his honour, and he embarked on a world tour. In America he was given a triumphal ticker-tape reception on Wall Street, visited the White House, and lectured at Columbia and Princeton.
In London he was feted by the aristocracy, presented to prominent figures across the intellectual establishment, and given the podium at King’s College. After visiting Palestine, Ceylon, and Singapore, he was honoured to be received by the Emperor and Empress of Japan at the Imperial Palace in Tokyo, in front of a crowd of thousands of onlookers.
“No one knows quite why,” writes the British novelist C P Snow disingenuously, in his 1967 retrospective in Commentary Magazine, “but he sprang into the public consciousness, all over the world, as the symbol of science, the master of the 20th-century intellect, to a large extent the spokesman for human hope. It seemed that, perhaps as a release from the war, people wanted a human being to revere. It is true that they did not understand what they were revering. Never mind, they believed that here was someone of supreme, if mysterious, excellence.”
It is left to Dudley to ask “an obvious question: Why should a rather obscure mathematical theorist’s prediction of an obscure astronomic event generate such world-wide interest, producing a ticker-tape parade down New York’s Wall Street in 1921?”
Well, no one quite knows why — though the location of the parade might just be a clue. In fact it’s obvious that Einstein, regardless of the legitimacy or otherwise of his methods, did not ‘spring’ but was picked up and decisively inserted into public consciousness by a huge public relations campaign. The new advertising gurus such as Edward Bernays and Ivy Lee had already shown that, using Freudian psychology, they could sell the public anything from cigarettes to world war. Now they would sell them a new, mystical version of science which they could neither hope to understand nor benefit from in any way. Was Einstein promoted as a surrogate for the figure of charismatic scientific genius embodied by Nikola Tesla? It is tempting to see the meteoric rise of Einstein as a continuation of the systemic spasm that erased Tesla’s influence. With Tesla taken down, his position in the culture needed to be filled. The system needed not just to suppress his work but to provide a substitute to soak up the adulation that had surrounded him. It needed to ground that current.
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There was widespread scientific objection to the installation of Einstein’s theories as the new orthodoxy, and not, as the public has been taught to think, only from ‘Nazi’ scientists. Opposition to Einstein was sharpened by the media circus surrounding the eclipse experiment and the Nobel Prize, the sense of a short-circuited scientific process and a forced consensus around Relativity. Anyone drawing attention to Einstein’s alleged academic dishonesty or criticizing his theories ran the risk of being labelled an antisemite. The meeting of scientists at the Berlin Philharmonic in August 1920 and the debate at the Society of German Scientists and Physicians in Bad Nauheim bred such acrimony that the scientific issues were buried under racial and political controversy. One scientist had his life threatened; another was prevented from traveling to Berlin by the Czech government. Philipp Lenard, Johannes Stark and other experimentalists committed to a ‘Deutsche Physik’ were lambasted in the international press (continuing to the present day, as in this long and unrelenting hit piece in the Scientific American). Einstein benefitted immensely from the heavily publicized and propagandized opposition of so-called ‘Nazi’ scientists.
Academics across Europe and America found that it was a very bad career move to argue against Relativity. “Relativity is now accepted as a faith,” wrote R A Houstoun in his ‘Treatise on Light’ (1938). “It is inadvisable to devote attention to its paradoxical aspects.” Some even called it the ‘Einstein Terror.’ The phenomenon was at its most extreme in the Soviet Union, where critics of Einstein such as Yuri Brovko were subjected to psychiatric coercion, thrown into locked wards and pumped full of mind-destroying drugs. To advance any alternative theory was condemned as both anti-semitic and anti-Marxist.
The consistent suppression of oppositional voices makes this a difficult terrain for any academic historian. “If one wishes to study the thinking of those who early opposed the relativistic theories (and there were many!) it becomes a major research project even to learn of the authors of such heresy. The usual abstracting services are strangely silent,” comments Dudley, who goes on to list some of the most significant books published in opposition to the new science, directing us towards authors such as Charles L. Poor, Gravity Versus Relativity (1922); Arthur Lynch, Science: Leading and Misleading (1927) and The Case Against Einstein (1932); and J.J. Callahan, Euclid or Einstein? (1931). In 1931 a hundred scientists and philosophers contributed to a volume denouncing Einstein and his theories.
The outrage centered on Einstein’s casual excision of the aether and Faraday’s lines of force from the field of physics — effectively denying the basic premises of the science of electromagnetism. The concept of an all-pervasive medium enabling the propagation of light through the universe had been continuously present throughout human history. From the akasha of Vedic philosophers to the aether of the pre-Socratic Greeks and the quintessence of the alchemists, humanity had intuited the reality of an invisible substrate of matter. In the scientific age, from Descartes to Newton to Huygens to Maxwell, the necessary existence of a medium for the propagation of light — the luminiferous aether — was assumed. Indeed the existence of a ‘subtle medium’ had been demonstrated nearly three centuries earlier, in 1644, by the radiative transfer of heat through a Torricelli vacuum (Evangelista Torricelli, 1608-1647), proving the plenists right: even an air vacuum contains a some kind of medium through which energy can travel.
Isaac Newton did not, contrary to stereotype, conceive of an empty, mechanical universe ruled by gravity. He described the effects of gravity only in mathematical terms, and understood that it was not at that stage possible to frame a hypothesis as to its underlying ‘cause’: but a cause it must have, which Newton ascribed to “a most subtle Spirit which pervades and lies hid in all gross bodies; by the force and action of which Spirit the particles of bodies mutually attract one another at near distances, and cohere, if contiguous; and electric bodies operate to greater distances, as well repelling as attracting the neighboring corpuscles; and light is emitted, reflected, refracted, inflected, and heats bodies; and all sensation is excited, and the members of animal bodies move at the command of the will, namely by the vibrations of this Spirit, mutually propagated along the solid filaments of the nerves, from the outward organs of sense to the brain, and from the brain to the muscles. But these are things that cannot be explained in a few words, nor are we furnished with that sufficiency of experiments which is required to an accurate determination and demonstration of the laws by which this electric and elastic Spirit operates.” This, significantly, is no footnote or buried paragraph but the concluding passage of the Philosophiae Naturalis Principia Mathematica (1687).
With the discoveries of Faraday and Crookes and the birth of the science of electromagnetism, it was now possible to answer Newton’s call and formulate, develop and prove exactly such a hypothesis. Conrad Razan, in his comprehensive History of the Aether Theory (2008), states unambiguously that with the Michelson-Morley experiment in 1887 the aether ceased to be a hypothesis and became a scientific reality. ‘Aether drift’ was indeed detected in the experiment of 1887, albeit at a lower value than predicted, a result which is dishonestly reported by orthodox sources as conclusively disproving the aether’s existence — as if a single experiment could do that in any case. Dayton Miller’s well-designed experiments in the twenties, and Roland de Witte’s in the nineties, confirmed over and again the existence of this pervasive subquantic medium without which the forces of gravity and electromagnetism (including light) could not be conveyed, and which puts ‘spooky action at a distance’ to rest. But Miller’s work came after the Einsteinian revolution and was ignored. De Witte was never allowed to publish his findings in a physics journal, and eventually succumbed to depression and died young.
Einstein’s dismissal of these criticisms as ‘superficial’ was a truly staggering choice of word. No wonder there was outrage, whether from German scientists or American, French or British. The Maxwell-Heaviside equations, the basis of the entirety of electro-magnetic science and technology, require the existence of an aether, as indeed does the common sense so derided by theoretical physicists: a wave, by definition, cannot propagate through nothing.
Einstein had compensated for the aether by inventing the surreal notion of ‘curved space’. This concept would appear, prima facie, absurd. I know – we’re supposed to say ‘counterintuitive’. Tesla, for one, wasn’t buying that cover for the new theory’s glaring flaws. He needed to call on none of his famous rhetoric and dismissed it in a single, plain sentence:
“I hold that space cannot be curved, for the simple reason that it has no properties.”
A priori: if space can be acted upon and distorted, then it is not space. Space is a metrical dimension, and does not have the attributes of matter. In order to be curved, space must be imagined as a substance, or ‘fabric’, rather than a dimension. To imagine Einstein’s concept we must change the meaning of the word; thus it is not space that curves, but language that is distorted. Einstein offered no explanation as to how something could act upon nothing in this manner, or what might constitute his new meaning of the word ‘space’, or what word we should now use to denote the old meaning. He created his theory using a calculus developed by an obscure group of mathematicians in Germany in the mid-nineteenth century, which assumes that if parallel lines meet at infinity, a line projected in space must curve, and that a straight line is not, therefore, the shortest distance between two points. In General Relativity, the curvature is transferred to space itself, with gravity invoked as the cause.
These ‘metaphysical mathematicians’ also assumed the variability and reversibility of time, the interchangeability of mass and energy, and the non-existence of the aether — they assumed therefore the vacuous emptiness of cosmic space, a condition which had always been rejected by ‘plenist’ scientists and philosophers — Descartes, Newton, Huygens et al — as abhorrent to Nature. How the force of gravity — or light, or magnetism — could be propagated through such a vacuum is not dealt with in Einstein’s theory.
Dudley notes that while Einstein used legitimate observation-based methods in his papers on the photo-electric effect and Brownian movement, in developing Relativity he “allowed himself to become an integral part, in fact a leading disciple, of the ‘school’ which made use of metaphysical mathematics.”
Tesla was scathing. “Today’s scientists have substituted mathematics for experiments, and they wander off through equation after equation, and eventually build a structure which has no relation to reality.”
In interviews in the New York Sun and New York Times in 1935 Tesla called Relativity “a mass of error and deceptive ideas,” asserting that not a single one of its propositions had been proved. Relativity, he said, “wraps all these errors and fallacies and clothes them in magnificent mathematical garb which fascinates, dazzles and makes people blind to the underlying errors. The theory is like a beggar clothed in purple whom ignorant people take for a king. Its exponents are very brilliant men, but they are metaphysicists rather than scientists.”
“Einsteinian curved space and the rest of that stuff,” says the electrical engineer E P Dollard in his more down-to-earth manner, “is useless, it’s pure magic.”
By taking selectively from Newton and Maxwell and ignoring the work of Tesla and J J Thomson, Relativity becomes, in Dollard’s words, a ‘giant one-winged parrot’, a cuckoo-like parasite.
“Albert Einstein is in direct contradiction with the experimental researches of Nikola Tesla, and in complete ignorance of the experimental researches of J. J. Thompson. Einstein layed his egg in the nest of Faraday.” (The Theory of Anti-Relativity, E P Dollard)
‘Quantum mysticism’, Dollard calls it, its job — and Einstein’s role in particular — to make nonsense of the world and turn science into a Tower of Babel.
“…Through the lawyer-style skill of the Einsteinian physicists, all terms are erased that do not fit the chosen idea. It may be inferred that A. Einstein was not much of a mathematician, and by ignoring J. J. Thompson he was not much of a scientist. Not a mathematician, not a scientist, not an engineer, so just what was Albert Einstein anyway? He was a Mystic.
The mystical experience is the force which moves one to science. It is transitory. The mysticism dissolves into Science and then bears fruit as Engineering. Mysticism, as defined in my writing, is not transitory. It is continuous and thus hates Science. Without a mystery the mystic is no longer the priest. This is a Platonic epistemology. It is based upon faith, not upon reason. This is a necessity in Christianity, however in the majority of situations this faith is based upon nebulous reasoning. With lawyer-like skill its factors change meaning depending upon their position in space, time, or “attitude”. Platonic reasoning is ultimately totalitarian.” (Eric P Dollard, The Theory of Anti-Relativity)
And elsewhere: “Einstein was a media event. You might as well ask Santa Claus, or Bin Laden.”
Or William Shakespeare, for that matter, since the most famous paradox in the history of science appears to be a literary device — an oxymoron — as opposed to a scientific concept. ‘Curved space’ is a clever metaphor for the effects of gravity – a nice bit of poetry, that’s all.
The Theory of Relativity is not even strictly relativist: it fundamentally contradicts itself in its absolutist assumption of the velocity of light as a ‘speed limit’ on all forms of propagation. Tesla and Alexanderson had both worked with wave forms vastly exceeding luminal velocity, years before Einstein. In recent times, C.E.R.N. (Conseil Européen pour la Recherche Nucléaire) has conducted superluminal particle experiments. But none of this can shake the priesthood, which blithely pretends not to notice.
The imposition of the speed of light as a limit on all propagation stands out as an arbitrarily fixed element in what is supposed to be a formulation of universal flux. It had been disproved before it was even proposed. According to Dollard, the design of the Marconi transmitter at Bolinas 1912-17 itself refuted Einstein. The absolute limit on propagation leads, famously, to time dilation and time reversal, as other elements are forced to fall into place around this unyielding and artificial value. Time and space must both give way; even causation, the principle of all physics, must be sacrificed. Einstein himself tried to put the brakes on, but was bested in his debates with Neils Bohr and ultimately lost influence because he would not (to his credit) accept the idea of ‘acausality’ — which assumes that an event may arise spontaneously, requiring no initiating event — a doctrine which repudiates the foundations of science and takes theoretical physics into the realm, as Dollard says, of mysticism.
Einstein’s criticism of quantum mechanics conceded that it was an ‘effective’ theory; i.e., a theory that works well enough to predict effects, but fails in its explanatory effort. The fact that, with endless adjustments and ad hoc hypotheses, a formula can be made to ‘work’ does not prove that it is correct at the level of interpretation. To Einstein, quantum mechanics appeared incomplete, as if there was some underlying theory that was yet to be discovered.
The same can surely be said of Relativity, which reminds me in this respect of that ancient example of ‘effective’ theory which we find in Ptolemaic cosmology, which stood for a millennium and a half before being superseded by Copernicus, Galileo and Kepler. In Ptolemy we see again how the arbitrary adherence to one absolute element — here, the fixed earth — produces extraordinary theoretical convolutions, a whole celestial apparatus of equants, deferents and epicycles, geared and mounted on invisible crystal spheres, a vast astronomical machine constructed to explain planetary and sidereal motion. Ptolemaic cosmology was able make accurate enough predictions to enable navigation, but its invisible machinery turned out to be entirely imaginary. The modern equivalents of deferents and epicycles are the black holes, wormholes, gravitational waves and dark matter of theoretical physics.
In both Relativity and the Ptolemaic universe there is one element of the model that must be preserved at all costs. In the case of Ptolemy, the reasons for this attachment might seem obvious enough – religious and philosophical orthodoxy, sensory bias, the perspective of heavenly bodies moving around the earth. In the case of Einstein’s speed-of-light limit on all propagation in the universe, I suspect that it was adopted in order to exclude the superluminal forces known and used by Tesla, Steinmetz and Alexanderson. The speed of light, then, is the scalpel to excise electro-magnetism from modern cosmology.
Leaving – what?
A simulacrum.
With the metaphysical mathematicians, the territory no longer precedes the map. The century-long supremacy of Einsteinian physics is the clearest and perhaps the most important example it would be possible to find of the precession of simulacra, a leading edge of the twentieth century assault on the reality principle. It leads us nowhere but into Baudrillard’s desert of the real.
As a reversal of the scientific method, there has been nothing to prevent theoretical physics from giving birth to whole genealogies of mythological entities. At every turn, the necessity of ad hoc theorizing to maintain the central thesis gives rise to new particles and forces at will. These multiplying entities stand as evidence of the failure of the gravitational model, which singularly lacks the coherence and elegance of lasting science. While the theory gives no explanation of the nature or mechanics of the force of gravity, that doesn’t stop its practitioners from improvising endless cadenzas of gravity-inspired fictions: black holes and event horizons, dark matter, dark energy, singularities, string theory, WIMPS (weakly interacting massive particles), MACHOs (Massive Compact Halo Objects), neutron stars, gravitational collapse, gravitons, gravity waves, quantum gravity, gravitational lensing, gravitational radiation, the Schwarzschild Radius, anti-gravity, and quantum field theory, to name but a few. The never-ending chaos of the quantum model of reality grows less convincing with every patch and bypass. The latest vaunted ‘discovery’ of the Higgs-Boson particle via the collider at CERN, at a cost of more than 13 billion euros, is merely the latest such patch. CERN, whatever else it is, would appear to be a money sink, designed mainly to direct huge flows of money into the pockets of the few and away from the knowledge-deprived masses. As for the oxymoronic ‘first image of a black hole’ in 2019, the contradiction implicit in that phrase tells you all you need to know about the wildly improvisational history of gravitational theory.
What will scientists in the future make of this surreal circus? Perhaps this will seem a darkly superstitious and benighted era, its cosmology chaotic, disconnected, and bleakly entropic. The universe exploded out of nothing, evolved precariously through accretion and collision, and will wind down again into deadness and darkness. Anything contradicting this etiolated vision of cosmic ennui is condemned as irrational sentimentality.
The suppression of aether physics has had dire consequences for 20th century science; the pound of flesh it cuts from electrical science is the heart itself. The work of aether and plasma theorists cannot be discussed in professional journals. Anything that refutes the mutually exclusive dogmas of Relativity or Quantum Mechanics will not be considered. Meanwhile Einstein continues to be promoted as the untouchable saint of the church of incomprehensible theories, designed to keep people in a primitive unscientific state.
In Baudrillardian terms, then, the Einsteinian universe would be a second order simulacrum, ‘of the order of malefice’ — an image which “masks and denatures a profound reality”. In order to shake off its stagnation, science needs to rewind, ducking in under the compounding error and picking it up from 1919. In doing so it must throw off the idea of cosmic space as an empty, dead void, which in Dollard’s estimation is not just wrong — it’s a profane joke; a curse, even.
“The biggest keepers of Einstein and haters of Tesla are the astronomers. They’re married to the speed of light, it’s a religion, and space is empty and dead, it’s some kind of mathematical function, there’s nothing really there any more. Everything is reduced to some kind of base physical process. When a society’s understanding of nature and reality is reduced to the processes of physics, then it’s a Satanic society.”
But was this an isolated case, or should we go further in reassessing the institutionalised science of the twentieth century as a managed enterprise: where else might we find the phenomenon of corporate interests driving out real science, leaving behind not a vacuum but a business model in its place?
Great article. One edit: this passage appears twice “Einstein’s dismissal of these criticisms as ‘superficial’ — a truly staggering choice of word — effectively announces the end of the scientific era, at least in terms of public, open science.”
Thank you
So it does! Thank you.
Outstanding Mr Dunbar , admired and appreciated . “It seems to me that the arguments which have led up to the theory (Relativity), and the whole state of mind of most physicists with regard to it, may some day become one of the puzzles of history.” Professor P W Bridgeman (1936) . Not being well read or formally educated, it always bothered me too , but suposedly very well educated people have not cleared anything up for me , present company and such as E P Dollard excluded . I have the idea that , just as Roman cart construction determined down the years the distance between railway rails today a continuum is evident . The Vatican and its’ Law , really they are the same thing , and both are concerned with Matter . Ecclesiastical with Transubstantiation , Law with Things , Property , both with monetyzed Guilt Contracts and curses. In 1666 CQV London , people were made infants , insane , incompetent ; later they were made Things , born dead . Centuries of such philosophy as would give rise to such monstrous collection of curses , is context for the introduction of Einstein , albeit with the added twist of the Jewish intellectual elite and their rise to prominence . Now we have Transubstantiation with new names , trans human trans gender , but it is not new in conception , only in electro-pharaceutical tooling . It is also notable that the New Age proponents are using Quantum Physics as Scientific Authority , and dissenters from the mainstream are using Einstein as reference . They are dissecting the 20th century using 20th century default beliefs and thought paradigms .
And so the errors compound themselves until we are lost to reality. Not you, though, and not me.
and Jim, thanks again for setting me on this track by insisting I listen to Eric Dollard. It really has had and is having a profound effect on me. In rational terms I understand slowly and laboriously and am still struggling to get my head around some of his ideas — but on the level of intuition it’s a different matter. I was hit by a big epiphany as a result of what I’ve learnt. Difficult to put into words, but I’m in the right place to work on deepening my intuition…
Well written, and enlightening. Kudos to you.
You stated, “That’s why Eric Dollard is the only engineer who has been able to replicate Tesla’s experiments.” I apologize for any perceived rudeness but that does not seem to be totally accurate. There is a Dr. Konstantin Meyl, YouTube videos available, who claims to sell Tesla kits to universities that are capable of transmitting power for instructional purpose. I will assume he is telling the truth as he has published quite a few books. He is not the easiest person to communicate with and I got the distinct impression that he only likes dealing with PhDs connected with universities with money to spend outfitting a Tesla lab.
I believe Dollard’s claim is that he has been able to replicate all of Tesla’s major experiments, not just wireless transmission of energy.
Dr. Meyl being the fascinating chap seems to also be loosely connected with the free energy community although I don’t think he has built any example devices capable of pulling energy from the quantum vacuum or aetheral layer. However he does supports the idea of something vastly more interesting called earth expansion theory which actually can be considered blatant proof of something successfully pulling energy from the aether. Apparently such logic is forced upon us since there seems to be no other source for the matter that constantly appears within the earth. Actually matter apparently congeals within all celestial bodies directly from some pure energy source and this process is the true source of all matter in the universe and, hang me for being a heretic, not any silly big bang explosion. Seriously there is more than enough evidence for such seemingly outlandish statements keep reading.
If you are not aware of what earth expansion theory is, and most people are not since it has been so successfully hidden from us, you are in for a mind altering journey. It’s been around for some time since at least Roberto Mantovani in 1889. The Germans before WW2 built models showing how the earth has progressively grown in size. They even had models in a museum for public perusal. All of this has since been stupefyingly rejected by science and inexplicably swept under the rug.
The earth it seems, beyond anything most of us are aware, has almost doubled in size in the last 200 million years. Pangaea did not just sit in a blob on one side of the earth but completely covered the earth in a contiguous single land mass. The evidence is so blatant as to beyond any contention since the continents do in fact fit together to a 98{7afbbc0afb0c7a66aa968a61965a5f55aa54e1a53c5ce8d1dec42cbaeedea50c} accuracy not only on the Atlantic side but simultaneous join together on the Pacific side to form a smaller 55{7afbbc0afb0c7a66aa968a61965a5f55aa54e1a53c5ce8d1dec42cbaeedea50c} size sphere. In fact for the continental puzzle pieces to fit to such a perfection randomly is a billion to one impossibility. And the only way to explain such a perfect fit is for the earth to have grown internally and the initial expansion cracks on the smaller sphere would have been recognizable as the outlines of the continents.
It is not just the earth that shows such blatant evidence of continual growth, but also our moon, Mars, and the ice moon Europa of Saturn. Europa can be visually collapsed smaller along its surface fault lines like some kind of round rubick’s cube puzzle.
On the earth there are no subduction zones at least not like they tell us and since the earth sea floor is indeed expanding we are left pondering the source of the matter. If indeed subduction zones existed we would be expected to believe that the seafloor which is a lighter material would happily to dive back into the mantle which is a heavier material. This would be akin to covering your swimming pool with styrofoam boards and making them crawl into the pool with a leaf blower. And it gets worse since there is nothing in the oceans older than 200 million not even a scrap left in the corner somewhere. There are no ancient fish fossil in the oceans anywhere supporting the mind blowing idea that the oceans are nothing more than expansion joints.
Thanks — I have not studied this but don’t reject it. Continual creation of matter? Yes. (Have you looked into Fred Hoyle’s Steady State theory?) Big Bang a fairytale? ABSOLUTELY. I’ve been writing about this (in my piece ANATHEOSIS. We’re on the same page.
No but I will check it out. Thanks. Did you know that the Big Bang theory according to Christopher Jon Bjerknes is straight from the Kaballah? I consider the BIg Bang theory to be Satanic in nature, something that undermines and limits man’s perception of his own creation, be it just the universe or not. I would not consider myself religious, but on this one subject the Christian instinct is right. Thanks again for responding.
Satanic, I agree. Christian in nature? Or maybe Stoic — the universe is God.
People they have lied to us on scale beyond the average person’s comprehension not just about Einstein the biggest fraud ever but even about the true nature of the universe and even the true nature of what we are standing on. Matter is not from some ancient explosion if it is just gently appearing under our feet. Such knowledge even changes the age of the universe. No longer do we have to ponder how life started on this planet. If the universe is as old as it appears by the rediscovering of this information, life on a microbial scale is probably everywhere. Planet and star formation is apparently a continuous process. The implications of this concept blows a massive hole through science. There isn’t space here to even touch even the high points of the ramifications.
Earth expansion theory is one of the most amazing concept they are obviously hiding from us. It is proof they are purposefully hiding technology from us that could free us from the very tyranny they hold us under. I contend that Einstein was propped up as a carnival huckster to do a job on science and keep us dumb and down on the farm. It certainly seems to be working.
They have also hidden all evidence of low energy matter transformations from us. There was a guy by the name of Eugene Mallove with a MS degree in aeronautical and astronautical engineering from MIT and a ScD degree in environmental health sciences from Harvard University who taught science journalism at MIT and Boston University and was chief science writer at MIT’s news office. In 1980 he wrote the book “Fire from Ice” about two scientists Fleischmann and Pons from Utah who did some fairly simple electrolysis experiments with deuterium heavy water and a palladium electrode. Their results were a bit unpredictable and difficult for them to replicate, probably because they were never allowed to get to the bottom of what was actually happening. But they not only found exceedingly measurable extra energy showing up in their precisely measured container but also miraculously… elements of matter from seemingly nowhere. The scientists were lampooned by a board of other scientists screaming, “There is no such thing as cold fusion!”, even though the Utah scientists never claimed to know what the source of the matter or the energy was nor ever uttered the phrase “cold fusion”. Others have purported to replicate their results but officially the whole thing has been more or less swept under the rug in plain sight. Mallove was murdered under odd circumstances doing some renovation at some property he inherited. Why did science react this way? Why did they not laud these scientists for finding a new energy source that could have freed us from environmentally polluting sources? It is pretty obvious that big energy and big money didn’t want it.
Richard Feynman stated, “One teacup of empty space contains enough energy to boil all the world’s oceans.”
People, we are standing on a cold fusion reactor. The earth is a cold fusion reactor sucking energy out of the cosmos and creating matter with it which finally gives a reasonable explanation as to why it is still hot in the caramel gooey center after 4 billion years of cooling.
See James Maxlow and Neal Adams for absolutely stunning visual evidence about earth expansion theory.
Mr. Paul Dunbar I see you have not bothered to allow my efforts to be posted. I apologize for expanding the concept stated on your page but it is obvious to me that there is a whole world of insanity that could be linked to Einstein, some directly and whole bunch indirectly. The first block of my comments is for sure connected with your statements about Dollard as he is definitely not the only person to have attempted to replicate Tesla’s energy transfer method. And that guy, directly states that he knows the method of matter formation within this planet, the source of such matter is directly something that Einstein undermined. Go check out earth expansion theory for yourself. All the continents fit together to a 98{7afbbc0afb0c7a66aa968a61965a5f55aa54e1a53c5ce8d1dec42cbaeedea50c} accuracy. Why are people unable to entertain that concept long enough to realize it means something. You yourself must realize that Einstein is part of a greater conspiracy against humanity, surely.
If you don’t like what I posted please have the nerve to tell me what part and why. Please you have my email address. I am actually curious about what you think. But If you aren’t brave enough to talk to me just delete my comments.
How could someone of your obvious intelligence lower yourself to such passive aggressive methods? I Iose faith in humanity on a daily basis.
No offense meant, I’ve only just seen your comments!
Many thanks for reading and taking the trouble to comment, and I’m sorry I didn’t see your postings straight away. I have no problem with anything you’ve said. Yes, I agree with what you say about Einstein being part of a greater conspiracy against humanity ‘on a scale beyond the average person’s comprehension’. Absolutely. I touched on that in The Tesla Erasure, but it wasn’t just Tesla that was suppressed. Hey, are you aware of the Electric Universe/ Thunderbolts project? I think you’d be interested, especially in their recognition of brilliant but neglected and marginalized scientists such as Kristian Birkeland and Hannes Alfven. You refer to a number of things I wasn’t aware of, so thanks again. We all have to help educate each other, and I’m no expert in the field, but I did manage to send a PhD physicist into a tailspin merely by uttering the words ‘intrinsic, quantized redshift’. Ha ha — such fun.
I apologize for being a jerk. Honestly I just wanted to know what you thought. Thanks for being the bigger man and not throwing me out on my ear. Congratulations on getting a response out a Phd. Great web site. I will read all your work. Consider me a new fan.
No worries man. Internet, hey? I’m not from a science background btw — just try to access science through the history and philosophy. Thanks, and glad you came back.
Many thanks for the leads. In my view Cosmology took a wrong turn in 1921 and has produced an utterly false and nonsensical model of the universe. Like you, I see active suppression of real science.
These people give themselves away. Wikipedia Editing War on the Expanding Earth Theory: https://nexusnewsfeed.com/article/science-futures/wikipedia-editing-war-on-the-expanding-earth-theory Just noticed this and it can’t be anything but conformation that they are indeed actively hiding something. Why would they declare war on earth expansion theory if they are not actively hiding something? This is too good to be true. But interestingly even Nexus is blind to the real implications that it leads to unlimited energy. There are no other articles in their search. Surely someone else somewhere out there took note of what Meyl.
Wikipedia is absolutely controlled media. What they did to Jim Fetzer is good example. They will not let him correct the data even about himself. He actually asked them if they were going to let him fix the data on himself and they stated “no”.
Here is a Popular Mechanics hit piece on expanding earth: https://www.popularmechanics.com/science/environment/a22594681/weve-been-wrong-before-expanding-earth-theory/ I find this fascinating. The arguments they use make the points for us.
[[[ The Expanding Earth theory lingers today in the conspiratorial fringes of the internet. But decades of satellite observation of the planet has turned up no credible evidence that the globe is getting larger—and there is considerable evidence that it is not.
Scientists now have a cadre of high-precision tools used to measure the position of the continents and the size of the Earth: satellite laser ranging, very-long baseline interferometry, GPS, Doppler satellite measurement. The measurements have been calculated and revised regularly since the late 1980s, providing the most definitive proof yet that the planet is staying roughly the same size.
A tiny amount of growth is to be expected because space debris is constantly falling toward the Earth—NASA predicts about 100 tons of meteoroids every day. But it’s mostly burned up by the atmosphere, landing as dust on the planet’s surface. The debris adds a tiny amount of mass, but not nearly enough to support the growing Earth theory.
In 2011, a NASA study concluded that the Earth is not expanding by any statistically significant amount. It found the average change in Earth’s radius to be just 0.1 millimeters per year, or about the thickness of a human hair. Let’s just say it’s not enough to move the continents. ]]]
“We’ll know our disinformation program is complete when everything the American public believes is false.” — William Casey, Ronald Reagan’s first CIA Director (from Casey’s first staff meeting, 1981)
Should we believe anything NASA says without conclusive proof they are not doctoring the numbers? They faked the Apollo moon missions and they are capable of distorted any and all of these measurements for the sole purpose of maintaining the illusion. That growth number is not what James Maxlow states and I have more faith in him than I do NASA. As a geologist he has gathered the data and generated a graph showing the growth rates going all the way back to the beginning of the planet. In fact something happened to the core of this planet 200 million years ago that launched the growth rates exponentially. Prior to that the growth was viable but slow and flat. The seafloor is still expanding and subduction zones are a joke. More proof would be nice to nail them to the wall but NASA absolutely has to be lying. As for the integrity of Popular Mechanics, they are known to have lied to the world about 911. Why wouldn’t they lie about this? They are absolutely controlled media.
Mr. Paul Dunbar
What is your take on Stan Meyer and more recently this guy Moray B King? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pa2sjMN8sMc One Million Cavitating Water Electrolyzers? King is attempting to stir up a grassroots underground movement to bring simple hands on ZPE examples out in the open.
I am sure much more could be connected but I am convinced there is a link between the attempted destruction of the concept of the aether layer by Einstein, the attack on Tesla, the death of Eugene Mallove, the death of Stan Meyer, the rejection of earth expansion theory showing growth in all celestial bodies, the massive orchestrated attacks by the world to pave over and destroy all working ZPE devices by any means possible.
Stan Meyer actually created two methods which could be used to run a conventional gasoline engine. (1) Creation of HHO gas with embedded plasmoids, and (2) direct plasmoid production within the cylinder with an energetic water injector. Such water methods are obviously not the only way to interact with the great unlimited energy source but appears to be the most promising as it is the most difficult for the PTB to shutdown.
Out of Japan: Ohmasa gas https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2dYxTQzDCXg Ryushin Omasa seems to have been silenced. Few can fight big money. For $millions I would probably sell out also as my girl hung over my shoulder urging me to just take the money.
Given your obviously knowledgeable and intelligent perspective, is Zero Point Energy a line of reasoning that you can tolerate? Or does this offend your sensibilities? Just curious.
Oh and what is your take on the Apollo moon landings? Even my favorite physics professor claimed they faked a whole bunch of the pictures and videos of the landings. But he couldn’t take that next step and admit they faked the whole thing however, being all patriotic and a brainwashed flag waving American. If you have any doubts checkout Jarrah White author of a 100 videos destroying NASA, another Aussie! like Maxlow, who has recently finished a degree in astrophysics, PhD I think.
ZPE is like UFOs, and Sasquatch. Nothing exists until it cannot be denied.
–Mark
The Papp “Noble Gas” Engine: A 50 year old scam
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qdbquBjB0JU
Check out this scumbag who took the money and ran. Never gave the investors a working engine. I find this disturbing.
So Stan Meyer could have just been another scam artist. And he could have faked his death. But then the Filipino Daniel Dingel would have had to been a scam artist also. But all he wanted was to get 200 Filipinos hired to make it. Omasa the Japanese guy could be a scam artist also. But all three?
Playing the devil’s advocate I guess it is all still possible.
A day late and a dollar short to this really XLNT party of Knowledge, Paul, but no less appreciative. I have read Lynch’s “The Case Against Einstein,” and more recently connected with, and a fan of Dr. James DeMeo through his book, “The Dynamic Ether of Cosmic Space – Correcting a Major Error in Modern Science” which, like a Star Wars Blaster, destroys the lies about Michelson-Morley and more importantly Dayton Miller. DeMeo also exposes Einstein worshipper and buddy Shankland, who falsified Miller after his death. I have Lynch’s Case Against as a PDF if you’d like it. Really happy I stumbled across your site – have already opened several pages in new tabs.
Hail Victory!
Peace and Love
JW
Many thanks for commenting, and opening tabs! I hope you find other things that are of interest. I’m a bit of a magpie — I find something that interests me and research it obsessively, writing it and moving on. But the history of the corruption and control of science is a theme that very much informs my worldview in the inaugural years of this new era. .
PS I didn’t know of Demeo but he just popped up on fb (hmm) so I’ve sent him a friend request.
Einstein always struck me as 90{7afbbc0afb0c7a66aa968a61965a5f55aa54e1a53c5ce8d1dec42cbaeedea50c} mystic. Hawking too. Seems to me modern science “jumped the shark” when they built the LHC. I remember thinking “Good God, these people have completely lost it”. Finding ourselves facing a dead-end, spinning ’round in circles inside a cul-de-sac we’ve decided: “No problem! Let’s just build a bigger version & blast our way forward!”
I find it mind-boggling that an entire field of human endeavor populated by extremely intelligent people remains largely unable to think straight.
“etiolated vision” Had to look that one up.
etiolated: pallid, sickly, pale, spindly
Interesting choice of words, Paul. E.T. -olated. The definition perfectly describes these devilish little critters. Humans beware! The classic grey alien is a warning of what can happen to a hominid species when financier-controlled science seeks to dominate and control nature.
Hadn’t thought of that! Yeah, mind-boggling. But as Harari says, so it must be true — “Science isn’t really about truth, it’s about power.” No better example of that than the Tesla-Einstein transition.