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It has been assumed for some years that there are “Four Forces of Nature,”  as follows:  Electromagnetic Force, Gravitational Force, the Strong Nuclear Force and the Weak Nuclear Force.

There is a major problem with all of these “Forces.”  None of them fit the Law of Forces:  ” For each and every force there is an [...]

On many children’s playgrounds there is a simple spinning device which children can jump on and off of and move toward the center of to make it go faster or move out farther to slow it down. If f one had a large enough group who wanted to keep it at a constant speed, they [...]

Following decades of effort by engineers to build quantum supercomputers and to master quantum cryptography, today quantum physics has spawned a far more powerful technology. Applying theory developed by deceased Princeton physicist Hugh Everett III, and using little more than a piece of chewing gum, a plastic drinking straw, and a bit of uranium, San [...]

“We now know so much about the process of evolution that we can make some predictions about what might happen in future,” says Professor Jones of the UCL Department of Genetics, Evolution and Environment. “To many people the future looks dystopian, doomed – an idea that goes back centuries. In modern terms, there is a [...]

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