The Worldwide List of Alternative Theories and Critics
For all readers interested in investigating and learning more about alternative science theories and relevant critics who are otherwise de-platformed or shunned by the media, Jean de Climont offers an excellent and comprehensive, free-to-access-online compendium.
Synopsis : This directory, available exclusively in English, includes scientists who propose alternative theories or who disagree on generally accepted positions exclusively in the field of physics (natural philosophy), found on the Internet.
The listing comprises over 9500 names of which over 70% are scientists, doctors and engineers. Their position is presented in summary together with their proposed alternative theory, when applicable. There are more than 2500 authors of such theories, all amazingly very different from one another.
Climont’s compendium comprises a staggering 2679 pages. This book is covered by copyrights but short citations are allowed if reference is made to the author.
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Ken Hughes
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Oh dear, my theory’s not in it.
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Jean de Climont
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Dear Ken
Could you send me a short summary of your book and your mail address if you wish I enter some more details in my list.
Thank you!
Best regards
Jean de Climont
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Ken Hughes
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Hello Jean,
Thank you for your interest, and yes, I would be very grateful for you to add the details in your list.
My email is – [email protected]
The book presents a fundamental causality for gravitation, namely the already accepted view that time “curvature” results in Newtonian gravitation (weak fields), but then goes on to present how General Relativity can also be expressed purely in terms of time.
A detailed physical, definition of the nature of time is given which answers practically all of the present day conundrums in physics and cosmology, including antimatter imbalance, dark energy, the ultraviolet catastrophe, CPT Symmetry, wave nature of light, something from nothing, the big bang and even the double slit experiment, plus many more.
The phenomenon of time emerges from a fundamental field of energy, a binary, wavelike field of energy, with each wave oscillating in opposition, resulting in the net energy of the combined field equal to zero at all moments. This is the only way to get something from nothing.
If you require a more brief description, or if you need more detail, please let me know and I will modify.
Best Regards,
Ken Hughes
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Ken Hughes
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The title of the book is;-
“The Binary Universe” – A Theory of Time.
I should add that there are many presentations, both written and in video, about the “nature of time”, yet not one of them actually gets down to defining its physical nature. The Binary Universe does that.
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Jean de Climont
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Dear Sir,
I added your address and there are now six lines of comments about your theory in my list. I send you these comments by mail. You may change them as you wish provided there are not too much more lines.
Best regards
Jean de Climont
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Jean de Climont
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Dear Ken
So sorry. I will add your name. The next issue is intended for the end of the year.
Best regards
Jean de Climont
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Herb Rose
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Hi Jean,
If you are listing “all” the “different” theories you can add mine, which is based on the idea that the universe is composed of two building blocks, matter and energy. These two components produce two forces: (electric from matter and an attractive force from energy) whose interactions produce all the phenomena observed in the universe. The theory is explained in my overpriced ($6.99) e-book, “Reality Physics” at amazon.
Herb
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Jean de Climont
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Dear Sir,
Thank you for your comment. Of course I have added your name in my list (next issue by the end of the year) I would be very happy to add some more precise description than the few lines I took in Amazon withj your booik. Although the book is not very expensive I cannot buy the thousands book with alternative theories.
[email protected]
Best regards
Jean de Climont
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