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to space systems research and education.
Captain James T. Kirk in Star Trek: The Original Series,
Season 1, Episode 10, "The Corbomite Maneuver"
These works investigate two approaches to a breakthrough in propellantless propulsion. One is inertial induction, the exchange of momentum with the distant universe, within the framework of the known laws of gravity. The other is coupling of electromagnetism and gravity in the Kaluza theory, the only unified field theory to include general relativity.
A physicist’s view of science and religion, picking up where Thomas Paine left off in his 18th century classic, The Age of Reason The conflict between science and religion began with Copernicus but intensified after Darwin, when the creation story of modern science supplanted religious creation stories.
Williams, L.L., 1997, ApJ, 481, 515
These articles address the remote sensing of metallic objects at radar, infra-red, and visible frequencies.
Dr. Lance Williams is a physicist whose career has been dedicated to exploring some of the most challenging questions in space science and the nature of the universe. He currently works for Blue Origin on the lunar programs and has previously worked for DARPA, NASA, NOAA, US Air Force, TRW, Northrop Grumman, and Aerospace Corporation, helping advance technologies at the forefront of space exploration.
