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The object of science is to design experiments or use observations of natural phenomena in a sincere attempt to refute conjectures – not to confirm them, as eloquently delineated…Read more

Subsequent to Einstein’s presentation of his theory over a century ago, a certain amount of dogma has accreted to it including a strange and quite inappropriate redefinition of observation…Read more

Despite apparent differences between observations made by observers in relative motion, when in coincidence any and every observer is witness to the same events independent of their relative velocities…Read more

In scientific terms a transaction involves the indivisible exchange of energy between two entities, of which we need to be more precise.  During this exchange there can be no…Read more

There are days or conversations, I don’t know which or whether it’s one or both, when we refuse to engage. We walk down aisles whether in actuality as in…Read more

Since learning when I was well into my seventies that the author, James Joyce who wrote Portrait of the Artist As A Young Man died on the very day…Read more

(This post is just the introduction and summary description of the article of this same name that has been placed on this site under the ‘NeoClassical Field Theory Papers’…Read more

An isolated neutron no will decay in about 881.5 seconds into a proton p+, an electron e–, and an antineutrino 𝜈.  This is shown in figure 1, where the…Read more

What are often referred to in articles on this site as galaxy cluster cells because they are more or less like a biological cells with a dense center of…Read more

There are dark arts; we have dark secrets; there is a dark side; and some things are just plain dark.  In other words, the word dark carries semantic baggage. So…Read more