About

Disclaimer

This project represents a scientific endeavor driven by my experience and dedication to understanding the fundamental principles of gravity and energy. My goal is to explore and elucidate the mechanisms governing our universe through logic and mathematical rigor, grounded in established scientific principles.

This work is is rooted in the empirical and theoretical frameworks of physics. My intent is not to attract followers but to engage thinkers who are curious and passionate about advancing our comprehension of the cosmos.

I seek no financial gain from this project, nor do I wish to influence or control the lives of others. I take no responsibility for the decisions, welfare, or future of anyone else. This work is a contribution to the collective quest for knowledge, offered freely for the benefit of scientific inquiry and intellectual growth. This work is not not associated with any supernatural or mystical beliefs.

Statement of Purpose

This project was born from a long-standing question that captivated me for years. With a rich background in designing cutting-edge scientific instruments—ranging from mass spectrometers and ion implanters to medical cyclotrons and advanced antennas—I encountered a persistent conflict between practical experience and the prevailing theories that hinge on the “constant speed of light.” This intriguing discrepancy became a compelling challenge in my retirement. Armed with decades of experience and a profound understanding of fundamental principles, I embarked on a mission to unravel the most profound mystery I could find:

What is Gravity?

Background

The author was born on June 13th sharing a birthday with James Clerk Maxwell, a fitting coincidence for someone dedicated to the wonders of electricity and physics.

As a student, he became interested in electronics at an early age and built his own “amateur” radio station at the age of 12.

During his internship at the Metropolitan Water District, he mastered the principles of survey and hydraulics, gaining a foundational understanding of flow and pressure.

While working as a technician at the Griffith Park Observatory, his interest in gravity was ignited when he successfully repaired a Cal Tech experiment involving a pendulum.

As an engineer, his technical insights and self-starting nature made him the driving force behind numerous successful projects.

As a consultant, his papers focused on real-world designs across diverse industries, particularly in the realm of energy dynamics, from spectrometers to antennas.

As an entrepreneur, his unique ability to visualize energy dynamically led to groundbreaking product ideas in particle-related equipment.

As a business owner, his products found applications in semiconductor photolithography, ion implanters, mass spectrometers, and medical cyclotrons.

In retirement, he took on the challenge of solving one of the most profound questions in physics: What is gravity?

As an explorer, he discovered relationships between charge, time, energy, gravity, and space, and is now probing their limits.

As a dilettante, he seeks to share his ideas with those willing to view the world through inquisitive eyes, always pushing the boundaries of understanding.

As a philosopher, he seeks answers to the unanswered.