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One of the major puzzles facing scientists today is the inability to reconcile relativity and quantum theory, to establish a “Theory of Everything” which will explain the discrepancies between the two concepts. The basis of the problem is that we are trying to create a theory of everything while refusing to examine everything and ignoring many aspects of the universe. Most scientists are afraid to examine psychic phenomena or religious teachings although some groups investigate these things with an open mind they are careful not to make claims that others might deride. Academics are regimented and taught what the current scientific paradigm is and in order to maintain their positions and income must not vary from the established view. It is this pressure to conform that restricts research that might otherwise solve many problems. As someone who experiences precognitive events, including dreams and visions of future events, I knew that our understanding of the universe (and time i...

A Jewish commentary describing the End of Days, the Sefer Eliyahu, first published in Salonika in 1743 , describes how the Arab nations will attempt to convert the Jewish nation to Islam and rewrite Temple Mount history: “ Israel will say to the king of the Arabs, ‘Take silver and gold and leave the Temple .’ The king of the Arabs will say, ‘You have nothing to do with this Temple . …At that time, the Arabs will say to Israel , ‘Come and believe in our faith,’ but Israel will answer, ‘We will kill or be killed, but we will not deny our belief!’ At that time, swords will be drawn, bows will be strung and arrows will be sent, and many will fall.” (Pirkei Mashiach, p. 236) The Sefer Eliyahu describes a war of faith and religion, of the type being fought today. Sacrifices, or the modern equivalent, prayer, is at the center of the conflict, as the ancient book predicts. Today Jews or Christians praying on the Temple Mount is considered an act of aggression in the internatio...

This blog is a break from my usual topics of space, time, gravity and other more material discussions but is one I felt needed to be presented at this time. It is an interesting concept and one which some scientists have begun investigating as we learn more about the structure of the universe and connections at the quantum level. Quantum entanglement may be more pervasive than previously imagined. The subject that I am reviewing at present is the principle of karma. Reading the news on any day of the week we see countless acts of cruelty and evil, many being perpetrated in the name of G0d. There are millions who are deliberately or unknowingly and unsparingly creating the worst type of karma for the entire planet. Karma is the law of moral causation, it is a fundamental doctrine in Buddhism or as stated in Biblical terms, “As ye sew so shall ye reap”. The most prominent example of the principle given in scripture is the story of Jacob’s son Joseph. Joseph was one of Jacob’s yo...

Quantum entanglement was called by Einstein, “Spooky at a distance connection” and is a phenomenon by which two or more objects share an unseen link, bridging the space between them, the phenomenon was first described in particle physics where matched pairs were found to react simultaneously even when separated by large distances. Similar linking has been found in polarised light waves and some chemical experiments where atoms appear to retain memory of previous states. Examples of some simple quantum experiments are listed in Gary Zukav’s book “The Dancing Wu Li Masters”. A group of researchers reported in the December 2 nd 2011 issue of   Science   that they managed to   entangle the quantum states of two diamonds   separated by 15 centimetres. Entanglement experiments on physical systems usually take place in highly controlled laboratory setups—entangling, say, a pair of isolated atoms cooled to nearly absolute zero. In the new study, researchers from the U...

At a public talk at the Australian Astronomical Observatory in Sydney in July, Nobel Laureate Professor Brian Schmidt described how our universe is rapidly expanding. Professor Schmidt said only 4.5 per cent of the universe is made up of things we can see while the rest is invisible. Dark matter makes up 24 per cent and dark energy the remaining 72 per cent. Once this dark energy takes over, it will cause more space to expand, creating more dark energy, "which can then push harder against gravity, creating even more space". "The creation of space eventually can happen even more quickly than light can travel." This could lead to one of the "craziest theoretical ideas" and one of Professor Schmidt's favourites - the Big Rip. The professor said “This “ Big Rip ” might be the way our universe ends and it may happen on literally a human time scale" in other words Professor Schmidt is supporting concepts that I have already published in b...

In books blogs and video clips I have discussed how in a universe where all time exists at once dark matter and dark energy are a natural outcome of the structure. My 1989 book (now out on Kindle) first proposed the structure of the universe in which all time can occur in a single instant. In 2006 an updated version of the theory explained how this concept explains both dark matter and dark energy.   Several others have published ideas that follow my own reasoning; John Moffat, an astronomer at the University of Waterloo in Canada, and Joel Brownstein, his graduate student, said in a study detailed in the Nov. 21 2007 issue of the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, that Modified Gravity (MOG) theory can explain the appearance of dark matter. Dodelson (Scott) and Liguori (Michele) in “Can Cosmic Structure Form without Dark Matter?”, Physical Review Letters 97, 231301 (2006) also conjectured that gravity variations can account for observed phenomena and tha...

Leslie Morrison and Richard Stephenson in October 1998 wrote in Astronomy & Geophysics Vol. 39 “The Sands of Time and the Earth’s Rotation” and Stephenson wrote in Astronomy & Geophysics Vol. 44 April 2003, “Historical eclipses and Earth’s rotation”. Their analysis of the length of the day from ancient eclipse records discovered that in addition to the tidal contribution there is a long-term component acting to decrease the length of the day, which equals:   △ T/day/cy = −6 x 10 −4 sec/day/cy. This component is consistent with recent measurements made by survey satellites, and may result from the decrease of the Earth’s oblateness following the last ice age. Although this explanation might be correct, and it is difficult to separate the various components of the Earth’s rotation, it is remarkable that this value of △ T/day/cy is equal to H * if H = 67km.sec −1 /Mpc. The discovery indicates that there is a connection between time variation on Earth and the un...