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Einstein's Cosmic ether, the Atomic ether, their etherons; small Big Bangs, grav - Paperback

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by Ioan-Iovitz Popescu (Author), Egbert Klaas Duursma (Author)

Cosmic and atomic small particle research absorbs billions of dollars, while that of the ether of the universe and of the atoms is practically neglected. However, these atomic spheres and the universe contain etherons of a size of 10-35 m and in a quantity of dozens of orders of magnitude larger than that of the particles of atomic nuclei of matter. They play a basic role in nature and life. Mankind's spirit, bound to the atomic ether, has not reached yet its optimal level, allowing all kind of failures and excesses. Then what is this atomic ether, which seems to be so imperative?

Author Biography

E.K.Duursma: Member Academia Europaea, former director Netherlands Institute of Sea Research and of the Delta Institute of Hydrobiology of the Royal Netherlands Academy of Sciences. I-I. Popescu: Em Professor in physics, and discoverer of the etherons in 1982. See therefore Duursma, E.K. editor 2016. Etherons as predicted by Ioan-Iovitz Popescu in 1982, specialist in Plasma Physics., Bucharest, Romania

Number of Pages: 36
Dimensions: 0.09 x 9 x 6 IN
Publication Date: August 07, 2017
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