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About this book
There has been a well-kept secret behind Einstein's final great scientific legacy known as the Unified Field Theory. Despite the scientific community having been aware of the theory's attempt to link the electromagnetic field with the gravitational field, it seemed that for a long time, both physicists and mathematicians alike could never figure out exactly how to interpret the unified field equations and with it an understanding of the type of electromagnetic field (whether static or oscillating) that would influence the gravitational field. Even more perplexing to the scientists has been finding ways to test the fundamental concept lying at the heart of Einstein's theory and, with it, identify potentially useful practical applications of the concept of benefit to humankind. Now the secret has finally come out.
Albert Einstein's Unified Field Theory - A New Interpretation is the first book to present Einstein's work and his reasoning for developing his Unified Field Theory in a way that the average person on the street with basic science knowledge can understand and appreciate. You do not need to be a mathematical genius or a famous physicist like Einstein to work it out. No longer does the work have to be left in the realm of the too hard basket. Indeed, why does the theory have to be seen as complicated? There is a simple concept Einstein had figured out well before he ever committed himself to writing his first mathematical symbol to paper when he produced his final theory. Finally, this book reveals what this concept is based on the concerns he had about a particular natural electromagnetic phenomenon we all know about.
Thanks to this concept, the book can give an insight into how we can explain the greatest mysteries of the universe using electromagnetism as the fundamental law of the universe with radiation, or light in its most general sense, being the unified field.
For example, how do we explain:
- the mystery of gravity and universal gravitation,
- the famous double-slit experiment in quantum theory,
- the size and age of the universe,
- the secret to immortality,
- the link between light and God,
- how the nucleus of an atom is held together; and,
- the nature of the mysterious dark matter and dark energy,
just to name a few?
This book will explain Einstein's final contribution to science in a way that everyone can appreciate and understand without getting bogged down into the mathematics behind the equations. Rather, the simplest explanations designed to help you visualise what Einstein was doing, what he uncovered, and the expected implications of his theory to science, is all that is required to fully understand Einstein's Unified Field Theory.
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"Albert Einstein's Unified Field Theory is a comprehensive examination of the relationship between gravitational fields and electromagnetic fields. As the book is written with non-scientists in mind...[it is] intelligent and intelligible, sprinkled with enough humor and real-world references to keep readers engaged. [It] is well-conceived, clearly explained, and impressively organized. The material is rich and lofty yet presented in an accessible way."
—Denise, EliteAuthors