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Fpb Copernican Series, V. 7. July 1997
Empirical Science validates itself by claiming its assertions are based on measurements of physical reality. However, none of its claims has any basis in physical reality. There is no physical evidence that gravity is proportional to, and therefore a property of mass. There is no way to prove that an object will move in a straight line unless a force acts on it to change that motion and, in fact, nothing moves in straight lines. The historic swirling mass of gas claimed to impart its motion to matter in the solar system and therefore account for the rotation and orbiting of planets is just an ad hoc fantasy that fails to explain any of the chaotic movement that is the solar system, and the off-the-wall assertion that chaos provides the solar system with the stability it needs if it were formed out of a swirling mass of gas is as nonsensical as the unfounded belief that particles that repel each other hold matter together. Even the measurable facts Empirical Science claims as validation are opposed by measurements in physical reality. Light, which can be physically measured to diminish out of existence with distance on Earth travels forever in space so that we can see stars at the end of the universe and the beginning of time. Objects, which come to rest with respect to the forces acting upon them on Earth are claimed to move without current force in space. Energy is always consumed on Earth but gravity, which forces objects to come to rest on the surface of the Earth, is not used up when it bends the straight-line motion of the planets into circular motion. Momentum, which is always overcome by gravity on Earth is not affected by gravity in space allowing planets in space to be bent into perpetual circular orbits. In putting numbers to things, Empirical Science can only approximate the stars in galaxies and the atoms in matter in the billions, but can tell with precise accuracy the number of electrons orbiting the nuclei of the atom of any element. It uses parallax measurements to determine interstellar distances when the errors that have to be taken into consideration to compute the measurements exceed the measurements themselves.

Where did science go wrong?

Where did it go right!


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  • Paperback: 215 pages
  • Publisher: Financial Book Partners (July 1997)
  • Language: English
  • ISBN-10: 0962776971
  • ISBN-13: 978-0962776977
  • Product Dimensions: 8.3 x 5.3 x 0.6 inches
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5.0 out of 5 stars Where Science Went Wrong...by saying it has ALLLL the answer, October 6, 2000
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This review is from: Where Science Went Wrong: Tracking Five Centuries of Misconceptions (Fpb Copernican Series, V. 7.) (Paperback)
This book is very hard reading, make no mistake, You need plenty of time and patience to read and re-read each page. You might find that some of the observations and assertions are hard to follow, and perhaps even justify, but you are asked in the same breath to apply the same rigorous requirement to those assertions and "laws" that have been delivered to us on a "take-it-or-leave-it" basis. In Short, the book tells us that we know so little about our universe, that we are not much further along than Newton or Galileo, Copernicos and others. It is ignorant of us to speculate with such authority and pompousness that we have all the answers, when, for instance, we know absolutely nothing (relatively) about the fundamentals of light and gravity. The book is saying, "hold on, don't take science at face value, question it, ask why they think so, ask how they came to that conclusion" There are good points on gravity, light, matter, energy and parallax (spelling?) amongst other things. So before we take scientists who peer review each other and want to keep their knowledge hard to get and "in-house", take a step back, look a the universe, and accept, that Science went wrong when it assumed it had all of the answers, and our foundations (ie c in e=mc2) might not be so strong. good book, very thought provoking, a great starting point to stimulate deeper thinking and consciousness. If e=mc2 is wrong, then a whole lot of questions would need to be asked. This book goes well into those questions. On this basis, It doesn't matter if the author is right or wrong in his hypothesis, he's telling us to THINK!!!!
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8 of 12 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars Buy it and read it, January 27, 1999
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If you have any interest in cosmological issues, buy this book and read it. Bros uses logic like a nuclear bomb in cutting through the misconceptions and irrationalities underlying modern physics. A much better read than the drek we've gotten from Carl Sagan, Frank Tipler and their ilk. And certainly a much brighter guy....
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1.0 out of 5 stars Trashing science by and for crackpots., August 21, 2009
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It's unfortunate that so many reviewers can write something laudable about a book on a subject that neither the author nor (apparently) the reviewer know anything about. Classical mechanics cannot be understood without learning the language of mathematics. All the rest is drivel from the fringe. Seriously, get a BS meter.
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