Saturday, April 26, 2014
Monday, July 23, 2012
Chapter 2 from Table of Contents
Chapter 2.
THE IMAGE OF THE UNIVERSE. (IOU)
Astronomers explore what is actually a universe of images. Therefore, what images are and how they are formed is of primary importance, if we are to understand what the astronomers observe. Images are of two types, pictoral or ostensible, and spectral. All images are intrinsically dimensionless, so their proportions are unavoidably exponential. The IOU is a logarithmic chart of the ostensible universe observed from a dimensionless [italics mine] earthpoint, and extending unto the asymptotic limit of observation. It not only shows that what the astronomers observe is dictated by the exponentiality of the image. It also accounts for the red spectral shifts as due to the isodynamical nature of light.
THE IMAGE OF THE UNIVERSE. (IOU)
Astronomers explore what is actually a universe of images. Therefore, what images are and how they are formed is of primary importance, if we are to understand what the astronomers observe. Images are of two types, pictoral or ostensible, and spectral. All images are intrinsically dimensionless, so their proportions are unavoidably exponential. The IOU is a logarithmic chart of the ostensible universe observed from a dimensionless [italics mine] earthpoint, and extending unto the asymptotic limit of observation. It not only shows that what the astronomers observe is dictated by the exponentiality of the image. It also accounts for the red spectral shifts as due to the isodynamical nature of light.
Wednesday, December 22, 2010
The Truth about Light (TAL)
On Monday December 20, I was able to meet Greg Hughes and get a first look at the treatise known as "The Truth about Light" by Robert Archer Smith somewhere in Belltown. Parking in Seattle is expensive but I felt that it warranted the sojourn in order to confirm that the manuscript exists. Background is needed on the author.
I met the man at the University of Washington campus on Red Square when I was an undergraduate there 1983-1985. I was drawn by a familiar spirit when I saw his white hair bright blue eyes. For some reason he reminded me of my grandfather! His outfit was standard issue dark blue jacket, slacks and a light blue shirt. He told me that he had two sets of clothes and could alternate wearing and cleaning. I remember Bob's voice and his excellent elocution and verbal intelligence---he spoke in completed sentences and paragraphs. If I recall he invited me to buy me a coffee and a donut for "two bits" at the HUB and to share his testimony of the mysteryconcerning his rebirth and the 'gift of greek'---which fascinated because I had been a student of Greek---I wanted to know more about this mysterious 'gift'. He did not mention his physics of light at the outset but soon I learned a great deal more about the man and his mission.
The fact that I found my way on Monday retracing the steps of my child with my companion at my side fills me with wonder and a not small sense of the difficulty that besets me as I try to describe this wonderful gentleman, so truly American and yet, by dint of his mental capacity, one of the great thinkers anytime, anyplace. After all, how many men can be said to have completely overcome the intellectual and scientific paradigms of their age? Bob did this and more!
Is it possible to "dumb down" Bob's treatise and render it intelligible for many?
I met the man at the University of Washington campus on Red Square when I was an undergraduate there 1983-1985. I was drawn by a familiar spirit when I saw his white hair bright blue eyes. For some reason he reminded me of my grandfather! His outfit was standard issue dark blue jacket, slacks and a light blue shirt. He told me that he had two sets of clothes and could alternate wearing and cleaning. I remember Bob's voice and his excellent elocution and verbal intelligence---he spoke in completed sentences and paragraphs. If I recall he invited me to buy me a coffee and a donut for "two bits" at the HUB and to share his testimony of the mysteryconcerning his rebirth and the 'gift of greek'---which fascinated because I had been a student of Greek---I wanted to know more about this mysterious 'gift'. He did not mention his physics of light at the outset but soon I learned a great deal more about the man and his mission.
The fact that I found my way on Monday retracing the steps of my child with my companion at my side fills me with wonder and a not small sense of the difficulty that besets me as I try to describe this wonderful gentleman, so truly American and yet, by dint of his mental capacity, one of the great thinkers anytime, anyplace. After all, how many men can be said to have completely overcome the intellectual and scientific paradigms of their age? Bob did this and more!
Is it possible to "dumb down" Bob's treatise and render it intelligible for many?
Sunday, November 7, 2010
Universal Gravitation in The Unified Field of Time
by Robert Archer Smith
SUMMARY.
Every part and particle of the universe is finitude contained in infinity by central force. To explain why requires the universe to begin as an ultimate dispersion of points in a unified field of centropic force, identified as time. Nothing escapes infinity, so Time exists as an insurmountable barrier, within which all things gravitate. To unify the field, light vectors must coincide with gravitational vectors, contrary to tradition. Gravitation is then seen as location in time and space, and the image of the universe is conveyed by gravitational vectors. Aggregations of matter, and their motions in the cosmos, are as dictated by peripheral confinement within the Time Field. No central mass is required. Physics falsifiable today produced the universe.
Monday, August 31, 2009
Friday, August 21, 2009
Physics of Cosmos Today Begins Like the Universe
Physics of cosmos today begins like the universe, in stunning simplicity! Nothing can anticipate infinity, so that has to be where everything begins. Nothing is more fundamental than a point, the origin of rectangular coordinates x, y, z. That's how Quantum Isodynamics begins: a point in infinity. Where? There's no 'where' in infinity, so that point of origin has to be every point in the universe. In other words, points everywhere is how the universe and its physics begins. Note well the present tense: The Beginning has not, cannot pass away in time or space, since infinity that anticipated the beginning of the universe has neither time nor dimension. Due to the fact that the universe begins as points in uttermost dispersion, no further expansion is allowed: out goes Big Bang creationism! (SMITH 7-8-94 9.15)
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