Unified Fluid Dynamic Theory of Physics; Third Edition: A physical explanation of gravity, matter, electromagnetic forces, photons, the strong and weak forces, quantum mechanics, and much more - Softcover

Lang Ph.D., Thomas G.

9781492356196: Unified Fluid Dynamic Theory of Physics; Third Edition: A physical explanation of gravity, matter, electromagnetic forces, photons, the strong and weak forces, quantum mechanics, and much more

Softcover

ISBN 10: 1492356190 ISBN 13: 9781492356196

Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, 2013

View all copies of this ISBN edition

0 Used

2 New

From US$ 14.95

This compelling new theory of physics challenges a century of mathematics-based physics. It solves an ever-lengthening list of physical mysteries left behind by modern physics. This innovative theory physically explains all aspects of physics, an achievement that leading physicists consider impossible. This third edition updates the theory and makes the book even more reader friendly. Its unique approach unifies physics by showing how everything transforms into everything else. Surprisingly, matter and energy are found to be much the same. This thought-provoking approach is unexpectedly simple and understandable. Its secret is to reverse the assumptions made by Einstein, to use basic principles in physics, and to fill space with spatial fluid. The result is a fluid-based theory of physics. This powerful new theory evolved over many decades. It agrees with experiment, and interrelates all aspects of physics. This theory provides a feeling of satisfaction because it makes the world around us far more understandable.

"synopsis" may belong to another edition of this title.

About the Author

Dr. Lang specializes in fluid Dynamics. He has BS degrees from Caltech in mechanical and civil engineering, an MS in aeronautical engineering from USC, and a Ph.D. in aerospace engineering from Penn State U. After working 27 years at a Navy research center in California, he retired to start a private R&D company. Dr. Lang has over 80 papers and 30 patents. He resides in Southern California where this new unified theory of physics was developed as a spare time activity that started in 1950, two years after receiving his first degree from Caltech.

"About this title" may belong to another edition of this title.