Antigravity sightings

Article Abstract:

Two new gravity-defying inventions were reported to be possible breakthroughs. The first of these new antigravity inventions was published by J.F. Woodward and it uses the Mach's Principle. The second antigravity sighting was an article in the Sunday Telegraph of London on September 1, 1996.

Innovations, Reports, Column, Inventions, Antigravity

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Using DNA to search for dark matter

Article Abstract:

The Dark Matter Problem in physics can be solved using advances in genetics research. Using the decay of DNA as it is exposed to interaction with weakly interacting massive particles (WIMP) can be good technique to prove the WIMP's existence.

Usage, Quantum theory, Quantum mechanics, Physics, Biotechnology

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The music of the (neutron) spheres

Article Abstract:

Research on the properties of nuclear force is fast accumulating a body of knowledge with the recent discovery of a neutron star. A neutron star is the aftermath of a supernova, whose low mass halted its progression into a black hole.

Analysis, Nuclear research, Neutron stars, Atomic theory

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