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Can not pique interest of powers that be (those in control of education) to look at my high school STEM parametric geometry for construction of g-field mechanical energy curves! Have finally used basic method analyzing g-field to realize construction of … Continue reading →

On time and energy as definition of motion on the G

Almost a year since last I wrote. Same nonsense, same frustration, same disappointment. I have begun a paper on the open curve of Mercury and application of General Relativity to answer orbit ‘gap’ bringing about rotation of orbit about Sun. … Continue reading →

Leave for D.C. next week. Talk on Aug. 6th. This is as about a perfect description of g-field mechanics as has ever been profered. Maybe someday I will meet someone of like mind at one of these conferences. Prayers for … Continue reading →

Leave for JMM today. Pray for safe trip and would very much love to meet someone who has visited my web site and speaks commentary negative or otherwise as to my methods and thoughts. I speak with Machine Technology Group … Continue reading →

blog page Dec 2014 I have returned from Wolfram Tech Conf filled with encouragement that recognition of my work is around the corner. I need to enjoy income so I can pursue ever deeper into field properties. Had a wonderful time and … Continue reading →

I am a retired maintenance mechanic/supervisor. In 1956 I was a 6th grader and harbored a beginning question as to where am I? I was aware of Earth as home and the rest of our solar group moving about our … Continue reading →

I’m almost there with the publication of my last paper (Baltimore 2014JMM). I am really grateful to the JMM Linear Algebra organizers for the opportunity to speak a Contributed Paper Session. Reality tells me that this will be as good … Continue reading →

Hartford takes my CSDA and plane geometry to the next level as far as curved space is concerned. We will do it all with Euclid’s Perpendicular Divisor. I am the first to use analytic plane geometry in exploration and construction … Continue reading →

I have posted my San Diego paper. San Diego is a paper taking the Lexington presentation to the next level where reading fundamental g-field space curves becomes available for everyone posessing a computer and computer algebra system. Significant steps are … Continue reading →