Was Einstein Right? by David Ash, Art by Shane Guffogg
Albert Einstein was voted man of the 20th Century. He is widely recognised as the greatest scientist ever. His name is synonymous with genius. But apart from the recognition of his major achievements in physics, within a decade of his ascent to fame, he fell from the pinnacle of science because he challenged the uncertainty principle of Werner Heisenberg and the quantum mechanics that stemmed from it. From then on he was no longer taken seriously by professional physcicists.
Were they right to dismiss him or was Einstein right in his warning that there is something wrong in quantum mechanics?
This book shows there is - but the problem can be resolved by a theory from the 19th century, reinvented for the 21st - which shows a way quantum mechanics could be restructured and physics unified. it appears to be the unified field Einstein was searching for even unto his deathbed.
If it is, and Einstein was right, then this book could shift the paradign. it has the potential to spark a revolution.
Was Einstein Right?
David Ash is a British visionary Physicist
Becoming interested in the little known Vortex Theory for the Atom in 1965 David began to collect ideas and data on subatomic matter in 1967 at Hastings College. He started work in earnest on the vortex theory at Queens University of Belfast in 1968 and
went on to read physics and continued his work on the vortex theory at Queen Elizabeth College, London University where he graduated with a science degree in 1972. On January 15th 1975 he gave a lecture on the quantum vortex to young members and guests of the Royal Institution of Science, from the same rostrum where Lord Kelvin had demonstrated his vortex theory for the atom a century before.