Reciprocal System Research Society

I’m going to miss Bruce. I’ve learned late of his passing, and that is due to my own health problems, of which I warned him when he asked me to assume admin duties on this website. In the meantime, I’ll do my best to moderate the site. I ran across Dewey Larson’s first book in the 1960;s, and still ...

Sorry I'm late getting this reply posted. Part of the reason is I'm slow, and doe to that, unduly busy. I also had a reply ready and lost it because of a delay long enough that I had to log in, and hadn't otherwise saved it. Let's start with the basics: if you lay out a line of gunpowder and ignite ...

Why not set up a simple test, as in, "According to RS2 theory, what is the fundamental constituent of the Universe". Answer is Motion. At least they will have read the basics on the forum.

Sorry Bruce, I spent nearly 4 years as a fusing specialist (AF) for some of the earlier (and later) fission weapons. I'm probably one of the few people you know who has seen plutonium up close and too personal. If they don't work, what was being loaded under the wings of fighter jets during the Cuba...

Be aware that the radio telescopes have a limited reception bandwidth which does not necessarily cover the center of that (exploding?) galaxy.

bperet wrote: ↑Fri Jan 11, 2019 9:19 am

wsitze wrote: ↑Thu Jan 10, 2019 5:45 pm I have the second printing of The Structure of the Physical Universe if that will help.

Should be the same content. Can you check the table of contents against what is on the site? Thanks.

Done! The first and second printings appear to be the same as on the site.

I've also added the complete text to Larson's original 1959 book, The Structure of the Physical Universe, which, IMHO, is much easier to understand than his revised edition, Nothing But Motion, as he concentrates more on theory, rather than trying to justify his ideas to the scientific community. A...

Be prepared to spend some time on it. I discovered Dewey Larsen's first publication ( The Structure of the Physical Universe ) in our local university's library in the '60's, and then ordered a copy from Larsen. I've been at it, off and on, since then, and still working one it. BTW, Bruce, I picked ...

I think we're getting there!

I admire your dedication and endurance. I can work on re-typing Studtmann's thesis. Send me a scanned copy.