New Age Physics

New Age Physics - The New Physics of the Future

Wouldn’t it be great if we had a theory of everything in physics that everyone could comprehend, without the need for a PhD? Which could explain the four main forces of nature, which are gravity, the strong and weak nuclear forces of the atoms, and electromagnetic forces? And what about uniting the physics of the very small and the very large? Could particles be the same as astronomical bodies, with the same physics being applied at both scales?

What if the simple new principle of the expansion and contraction of matter could explain all these forces, but also, the entire physics governing all realms of existence, even the realms of dreams and thoughts?

At this point, what good would a theory of everything in physics be, if it still could not explain what many people have witnessed UFOs accomplish? Or elucidate what these new age concepts, such as interdimensional worlds, are all about? How do we explain ghosts, spirits and ultraterrestrials in science nowadays? Do we?

New Age Physics proposes a complete theory of everything based on five different types of expansion and contraction of matter, which should open the doors of science to rival anything related to ultraterrestrial technology. This includes levitating large stones and spaceships through the buoyancy of matter of a lesser density, traveling anywhere in the universe instantaneously, and even time travel.

But what are we to make of Einstein’s convoluted concept of interconnected space-time-mass-energy? Despite the so-called proofs, time is constant, it is the speed of light that is relative and variable, while mass and energy are neither relative nor interchangeable. We can go faster than light, and we would still see just fine.

There are irrefutable proofs that Atomic Expansion Theory is correct. After reading New Age Physics, you will never see the world the same way again.

Roland Michel Tremblay was born in Québec City in 1972, and is a published author of novels, philosophy, essays, poetry and journals, both in France and in the United Kingdom. He has a College Diploma in Human Sciences from the Cégep of Jonquière in Québec, a Bachelor of Arts degree, Specialisation Lettres Françaises, from the University of Ottawa in Ontario, and a Master of Arts degree in Romance Languages and Literatures (French) from the University of London, Birkbeck College, UK. As a career he produced international conferences, and worked as a Clerk in a Crown Court in London. He now lives and writes in an old cottage deep in the heart of the Welsh countryside. www.themarginal.com