Reciprocal System Research Society

gopiv wrote: Ok,this is what I have understood of what you said.Since the 13 neutrinos are to be distributed as symmetrically as possible,if we take the two rotating systems of the atom,we have: system 1: 6 neutrinos system 2: 7 neutrinos ......... maybe 'north'. OR system 1: 7 neutrinos system 2: ...

<t>I've always had trouble with Nehru's concepts of the "nuclear" (1d) and "atomic" (3d) zones within the time region. I guess I could never figure out why there would be such a division, because there is really nothing different about one part of the time region as compared to another.<br/> <br/> W...

<t>Thru an odd bit of synchronicity, the tape I randomly selected from the original Ra recordings to see if they could be digitized was Session 20, the one that contained the question about Dewey Larson.<br/> <br/> If you would like to hear Don Elkins asking Ra about Dewey and his physics, and Ra an...

gopiv wrote: It all went over my head.Can you guide me where these things are mentioned?I'll read it up.I read the article on the link you provided too[after seeing the number 13 hanging around pointedly:)]...experiments have a life of their own... Let's go back to Larson, and his atomic notation o...

gopiv wrote: If there are these two distinct regions,how do we take into consideration the directional properties of spin? There is a difference between "spin" and "rotation"... Nehru points this out in his paper, "Some Thoughts on Spin", showing that spin-1 particles ...

gopiv wrote: There is a problem with reading his book,in that it is a bit too disconnected,and there is no development of concepts as such.There are many gems hidden,but one has to really sift through lot of repetitive material to get to them. Not much I can comment on, without reading the entire w...

Nehru wrote: Now we find that the Quantum theorists have been referring to this basic unit of rotational space as the spin. In addition to the three space co-ordinates spin is trated as a fourth co-ordinate. Thus two different particles can occupy the same location in extension space at the same ti...

gopiv wrote: I had obtained a copy of Thomas Bearden's "Energy from the vacuum",they give free copies to students,and was surprised to see many of the ideas to be developed very similar to the concepts of the reciprocal system...Just thought I would share a few of them with all. I am fami...

Tulan wrote: What I am grappling with now, is mathematics. Obviously, mathematics is useful in designing a wooden desk without using trial and error of materials; therefore saving time, materials and money. But some mathematics seems SO abstract that it is completely seperated from anything remotel...

Horace wrote: This is slightly off topic, but note that it is impossible to continuously vary direction with 1 dimension of freedom, since the change of direction along a line must be discontinous. At least 2 dimensions are necessary to reverse a direction without discontinuity, for the same reason...