A New and Simple Theory of Gravity
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Book Description
The cause of gravitation is explained by analysis of Coulomb's Law: like charges repel, unlike charges attract, and the strength of the attraction or repulsion is inversely proportional to the square of the distance. The nuclear force and gravitation are simply manifestations of the electrostatic force. Explained is the reason no atomic nucleus has more than 92 protons, and no nucleus (in spite of the alleged nuclear force) has 2 protons without a neutron to hold them together. The expanding universe is explained without a "big bang." Recent observations indicating the presence of antigravity (Science 279:651,Jan 1998; Business Week p.113, Mar 16, 1998) was anticipated and is strong evidence of the truth of the presented theory.
About the Author
The author is a Mayo trained, board-certified urologist. Pre-med was at UCLA, and he is a graduate of the University of Oregon Medical School and the University of Denver College of Law. Elected to Phi Eta Sigma honor society at UCLA, Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Society at U. of Oregon Medical School. He taught urology a few years at the University of Utah Medical School. Articles based upon his original research have been published in 8 prominent medical journals. His biography appears in recent editions of Who's Who in America.
A New and Simple Theory of Gravity,Donald E. Tyler,Discovery Books,1884981003,Astronomy,Electrostatics,Expanding universe,Gravity,Science,Science / Astronomy,Science / Gravity
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