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The Un-unified Field: and other problems Paperback – Illustrated, 30 Jun. 2010

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This book is the first collection of science papers by Miles Mathis. Its topics include various problems in physics and math, beginning with the famous Unified Field problem of Einstein and string theory. These problems are solved with a simplified math and clear explanations. Other problems addressed include Bode's Law, the recent Saturn Anomaly, Quantum Chromodynamics, the ellipse, and Goldbach's Conjecture.

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Publisher ‏ : ‎ AuthorHouse; Illustrated edition (30 Jun. 2010)
Language ‏ : ‎ English
Paperback ‏ : ‎ 364 pages
ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 1452005133
ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-1452005133
Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 15.24 x 2.31 x 22.86 cm

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Dylan

This book surpasses Newton's Principia and Einstein's 'Does the Inertia of a Body Depend upon its Energy Content?'

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 21 January 2016

Math and Science is a club and in order to join it, you have to agree with all of the famous historical proofs of the likes of Newton and Einstein. It is not surprising that people have given this book bad reviews: they did not read it and study it. Is it possible that science is based on math mistakes?
Look at the failures of the theories today in celestial mechanics and in the quantum realm. I, having graduated with B.S. in Physics, Georgetown U, Clinton class of 68, can say that Miles has finally answered my questions and addressed my misgivings about the whole subject. I would ride the curve to an A or a B+ without understanding anything. Now he has given that to me. II would recommend that you read and study this book. He is not some fringe "pseudo scientist" as you might believe. His corrections to Science will help to improve Science, not tear it down. I think that a major clue to his amazing intellect is when he questioned one of the answers on the math portion of the PSAT, 1980. The PSAT admitted its error and was forced to change all scores nationally. Let him correct Physics for you. See godparticle.xyz for more details.

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MathPHD

Essential Reading

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 19 August 2010

We need a revolution. We need scientits to climb out of their own behinds and start reading this. Even better - to start UNDERSTANDING this

We know next to nothing - contrary to Stephen Hawkings et al - and this is as near a fresh beginning as we will ever get

It may not happen in my or your lifetime but this needs to be standard knowledge. It needs to be on the syllabus.

Its the strongest and most coherent description of the physical and mathematical world around us and is written in plain english. Not ONCE does Miles hide behind esoteric and indecipherable maths. Everything you ever wanted or needed to know is put on a plate and explained clearly, methodically and understandably - but most importantly it is explained directly and mechanically and it all fits. Like a big warm glove

Boxes get ticked, things fall into place and start to make sense. Science jargon from "scientists" on TV and in print start Klaxxons in your head every time you hear or read them and you recognise these people are only blowing their own very complicated trumpets

Get this book. Read it. Again and again. You will know as soon as you do that he is correct

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Steven Oostdijk

Miles Mathis reveals the new queen of science has no clothes

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 5 August 2010

- Have you ever wondered why contemporary physics seems to be such an impenetrable abstract jungle?
- Have you ever wondered why the math department has overtaken the physics department?
- Have you ever wondered how physicists have the audicity to claim they are able to calculate the conditions of the universe 14 Billion years ago, while at the same time they cannot even explain why we have two tides a day, why the moon and sun have the same optical size or why the planets are tilted? Or cannot even mechanically explain a simple property like "mass"?
- But were you afraid to ask for fear of being branded "mathematically illiterate"?

Help is on its way...Miles Mathis has published his first book and hopefully many will follow. It will take more than one book to clean up centuries of mathematics and physics theory mess-ups swept under the carpet. This one however provides a fine start.

Miles Mathis does a wonderful job of explaining how well known physical enigmas can be strictly mechanically explained as a result of a combined gravity-E/M field. A field that was already discovered by Newton and Coulomb but was misinterpreted by them as separate gravity and electrostatic fields. First Mathis shows how they are actually two combined fields joined through matter. Then he goes on to explain how the field can replace current mathematical smokescreens and many unexplained riddles by straightforward mechanical explanations. He even goes on to put a mechanical footing under the most mathematically obscured physics theories like Einsteins Field Equations, Quantum Electrodynamics and Quantum Chromodynamics.

To wrap it up: IMHO the most lucid scientific mind I've ever seen, now in paperback. A modern day polymath on its way to history as a new Leonardo.

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mannonen

Un-Unified field : MMathis

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 21 November 2010

If you enjoy alternative science or feel uneasy at the current consensus I would recommend this book. It returns to basics and seeks to describe observed phenomena in terms of the simple physical mechanics of the un-unified field of the title - namely, real expansion of all objects (pseudo-attraction) the electo-magnetic field (repulsion due to bombardment by photons). Photons are physicaly 'real' with mass and extension and aquire their observed ontology through 'stacked spins' in the 3 dimensions xyz (repeated) + axial rotation. From this Miles Mathis proceeds to illuminate various natural phenomena - rainbows, tides, orbits, etc.. The text is easy to read at the level of (say) Scientific American and likewise the maths can be worked through by the layman. The book is backed by an extensive website that fills in the gaps.
If I have any criticism, it is that the book would have benefited from more diagrams and visualisations also an index, especially as some of the concepts are cross referenced. There are several typos, including errors in some of the equations, though these are a addressed on the website. That said, it will make an intriguing and controversial addition to your library and is a 'must' for science students and academics who wish to engage in critical analysis of their field.

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PL

Très bon livre

Reviewed in France on 15 September 2019

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Très bon bouquin qui rend accessible des notions auparavant réservés aux physiciens. Il faut accepter néanmoins de lire le livre a tête reposée.

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jeffrey t cosman

The emperor has no clothes.

Reviewed in the United States on 20 September 2012

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This is part of an ongoing work of sheer genius, both in this book and on his website, in which Mathis shows how bad math and sloppy thinking has led theoretical physics down a path of self deception and fantasy. He systematically shows where murky variable assignments and a systematic impatience to find the truth has led theoretical physics astray. Sensing correctly that modern physics has wandered off from reality into a place divorced from reason, from where it insists that reality must not make sense, he has gone back to the beginning, looking for exactly where the bad turn was taken. Much of the success of applied physics is despite the tale-spinning, not because of it.

But he goes further than just that. He has developed his own theory, one that is actually logically consistent. He can, for instance, calculate the masses of the soup of found quantum particles using nothing more than some simple algebra and the rules of gyroscopic action. Same thing with tides, superposition, quantum entanglement, elliptical orbits, and so much more.

He shows why all attempts to unite electromagnetism with gravity have failed. It is simple, the famous equation F = Gmm/R2 already contains both gravity and EM. Did you ever wonder why we multiply the masses instead of adding them, and G has complex dimensions when constants are supposed to be dimensionless scale factors? It's because we are getting the vector addition of two fields. Since the equation is already complete, any addition to it will of course fail. Once you have the correct theory in hand, you can use it explain so much.

This of course has earned him nothing but ire from the charlatans that currently sit atop the roost. This is to be expected, for who wants to be exposed, when we can hide behind impenetrable equations that take a life-time of study to understand. But the fabric that they hide behind is nothing but pretense. Physics is now truly naked, and Mathis has put the spot-light squarely on that fact.

This is an excellent book for anyone who demands that physics be physical, that explanations make sense, and is tired of being told to stop expecting them to.

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Gilligan

Question Everything

Reviewed in the United States on 18 February 2024

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"The Un-unified Field: and Other Problems" delves into the intriguing world of unresolved scientific mysteries, offering a thought-provoking exploration of questions that continue to elude our understanding. The author skillfully navigates complex concepts, making them accessible to readers with varying levels of scientific background. While the book doesn't claim to provide definitive answers, it invites readers on a captivating journey through the enigmas of the universe, sparking curiosity and contemplation. The blend of engaging writing and profound subject matter makes this book a compelling read for those fascinated by the mysteries that persist at the forefront of scientific inquiry.

Tom the savvy consumer

We are witnessing history in the making

Reviewed in the United States on 16 October 2015

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We are witnessing history in the making. With his easy command of the English language Mr. Mathis presents his concepts, arguments and theories in clear, concise terms. With his command of logic and elegant mathematics Mr. Mathis has laid before us his formulas. We read criticisms of Mr. Mathis's new and important work yet where is the debate from those who teach the current theories? There are many who seem to want Mr. Mathis to simply go away. For those who are not ready to accept this remarkable and useful body of work, I have one suggestion; debate him online where we can all witness a defense against the current world of Kardashian Physics where personality cults and mystic paradox solutions abound, debate this "crackpot" and put him in his place. Reading this book led me to Mr. Mathis's website where I learned It has been over fifteen years since his concepts first gained notoriety, it should be easy to dispose of his logic and proofs and so I ask those who feel they can dismiss Mr. Mathis's work to come forward with formal argument for the benefit of us all. What now follows is the sound of crickets.

We are witnessing a brave genius. I strongly recommend you read this book and his updates that have followed the publishing of this book.

I suggest we ignore any review that includes personal insults to a researcher. Our concern should be to achieve an accurate understanding of our physical existence. Let's all rise above that sort of thing.

If Mr. Mathis's work frightens you perhaps you have taken the first step to a better understanding.

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Adolfo Giurfa

The un-unified field, reunited

Reviewed in the United States on 3 October 2010

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I will say of Miles Mathis what alchemists of old say of other alchemists who have found the "philosophers'stone": "He is a Good Man".
He has managed to un-unified the electromagnetic fields, and by doing this, to make possible its real re-unification.
He has demonstrated that current "science" has fallen in a entanglement of uncomprehensible notions, beyond human rational understanding, and this has happened because of the common "original sins" of self conceit, presumptuosity, self indulgement, and all those nieceties which lead to the self engrandisement of complicating the universal simple laws, which the great Pitagoras disclosed by using a humble "monochord" or through the brilliant simplicity of his theorem on the square triangle. The sons and daughters of "mommy and daddy" now have arrived at the "cool" propositions of undescribable (and, of course, uncomprehensible for them too) "black holes","dark matter","strings'universe", a whole paraphernalia of invisible phantoms, only perceivable after the intake of a series of substances, which the common sense working man never consumes.
One of his greatest achievement, as simple as simple geometry, is the one which shows that the arc of a circle equals the tangent only when the first is equal to 1/8th. the length of the circle, thus re-discovering the forgotten link between the Law of the Octave (Law of Seven)and reality.
By de-uniting the electromagnetic field, he has made possible to see it wherever it can be found: from Newton's equation to Coulomb's, Gas equation PV=nRT, etc.
Many things are to be expected from him in the future. We hope he will generalize his findings to include what common senses show us like polarity.
After him, and because of him, we have made a short essay:
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