Gravity

Unified Field Theory of Mater and Gravity
Quantum Mechanics, Space Time and three gravity fields.

How often in our history of science do we find the answer to a puzzle right before our eyes but discounted by the establishment as lacking in academic sponsorship? Never mind science fiction, cold fusion or cloning, the biggest surprise may be just now unfolding beneath the radar of media and with the justified skepticism of the Physics world.

Burkhard Heim (1925-2001) may have defined the equations for generating three quantum fields of gravity that fit the well established structure of both Quantum Mechanics and the space-time of Einstein’s and Lorentz’ relativity. For Physics this is the Holey Grail, a unified field theory that explains gravity. The implications of such a hypothesis are enormous in that the explanation comes by way of a proposed gravity field propulsion engine that at once generates positive and negative gravitophotons, utilizes the spontaneous energy of (dark matter ?) and propels the craft into other dimensions at many times the speed of light.

The lost works of Heim, bubble to the surface as the prize winning paper presented at the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) in the category of nuclear and future flight. Continuing the work of Hein, Walter Droscher and Jochem Hauser published “Heim Quantum Theory for Space Propulsion Physics.” The military and the Sandia National Laboratory are planning experiments. How did this come about from a background of skepticism and obscurity?

On Jan. 14, 2001, Burkhard Heim died while living in Northeim/Germany. He was 75. Heim was fascinated with spsce flight since childhood. At age 18 he proposed a hydrogen bomb to Heisenberg. The idea was dismissed as impractical. In 1944 Heim had lost his sight, his hearing and his hands in an explosion at a munitions laboratory. Because of his handicap he left the Max Plank Institute of Astrophysics in Göttingen to continue his research in private, a passionate pursuit of a unified theory. In 1957, after having proposed a new field propulsion system for space vehicles, Heim became known in the media. Then, nothing was heard about him for some ten years. Only a few physicists knew that Heim was working on a unified multi-dimensional quantum field theory of matter and gravitation.

Heim spent most of his life as a theoretical physicist. He concentrated thought on relativity and quantum theory as a means of isolating the pain from his earlier injury. He worked in isolation and sometimes spoke of the spiritual considerations of other dimensions. His earlier book was poorly published. errors in publication and lack of proper review limited its academic distribution.

In 1982 Heim’s mass formula equations were programmed into the computer at DESY, the main center for elementary particle research in Hamburg. The results of the experiments were accurate where others were not but again not widely published. The mass formula derivations were not disseminated for academic scrutiny or pier review. In the same year Walter Droscher joined him and through their collaboration they were able to re-publish in 1984.

The proposed propulsion device must have been the inspiration for Star Trek. A strong magnetic field generates positive and negative gravitophotons that propel without external force. A stronger field yields a third vacuum field particle (quintessence) that causes an apparent incremental loss of mass and resulting leap in speed preserving kinetic energy and into a concomitant altered dimension wherein multiples of light speed may be incrementally achieved.
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