Ripples in the Ether II

David Somerville

Sinossi

When did science fiction become science fact? When did time start from, and all matter form? Ripples in the Ether II explores these questions and discusses the oscillations, which form the basis of all matter. These discussions extend to those frequencies found in the universe to atoms and down through the electromagnetic spectrum from gamma radiation to radio and power transmissions. 
Also, discussions on frequencies to aspects of sound, sight and the human body including those of consciousness are included. These frequencies range from the very detectable low brainwaves to the very high ones discovered in consciousness. 
This is a revised and updated version of Ripples in the Ether. 
‘If you want to discover the secrets of the universe think in terms of energy, frequency and vibration.’ Nikola Tesla (1846–1943)

Disponibile da: 28/12/2022.

Scienze e tecnologia

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