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~ REVlEWS (cid:1) of life, the Universe and everything. He has published a set of unified tables that researchers can apply to many areas of scien THE HARMONIC CONQUEST OF (cid:1) tific endeavour. For example, the tables show that the harmonic of gravity accelera SPACE (cid:1) tion is the reciprocal of the harmonic of the by Bruce L. Cathie (cid:1) aeceleration~r Published by NEXUS Magazine (1994/5), (cid:1) Mapleton, Qld, Australia (cid:1) ISBN 0-646-21679-1 (184pp pb) (cid:1) Price: AUD$20.00; AUD$23.00 airmail to (cid:1) NZ; NFLj40.00; STG£12.00; USD$20.00 (cid:1) (prices include postage & handling) (cid:1) Available: Australia-NEXUS Magazine, (cid:1) PO Box 30, Mapleton, Qld 4560, ph (074) (cid:1) 42 9280, fax (074) 42 9381; Europe- (cid:1) NEXUS Europe Office, PO Box 372, 8250 (cid:1) AJ Dronten, The Netherlands, ph (3210) (cid:1) 80558, fax (3210) 18892; UK-NEXUS UK (cid:1) Office, 55 Queens Road, East Grinstead, W. (cid:1) Sussex RH19 1BG, ph (01342) 32 2854, fax (cid:1) (01342) 324574; USA-NEXUS USA (cid:1) Office, PO Box 177, Kempton, IL 60946, ph (cid:1) (815) 253 6464, fax (815) 253 6300. NEXUS readers have already had a pre view of this much-awaited text from Bruce Cathie, in an extract published in the Oct Nov 1994 issue (voI.2#22). Retired Captain Bruce Cathie gained worldwide attention with the publication of his first book, Harmonic 33, in the 1970s, in which he postulated the existence of a world magnetic energy grid system, extrapolated from maps of UFO sightings plotted follow ing his original sighting over Auckland in 1952. Despite the often too-close attentions of the intelligence community over the years, Bruce Cathie has relentlessly continued his research. In this latest work, he sets out the harmonic unified equation that extends Einstein's E =mel into a better understanding deceleration~f Milton points out, so many things we take for granted today were regarded with suspi cion and derision when first invented or dis covered-e.g., the electric lamp, the air plan@, the telegraph, X-rays, to mention just a few. light: the In Forbidden Science, Richard MHton 'speed' of light' is a misnomer. highlights modern examples such as [the This book is certainly a must for Bruce 1989 PonslFleischmann cold fusion discov Cathie fans, but al'so for those who would ery where the team's test results have been like to become more acquainted with key successfulUy dupljcated in 92 labs in W 'grid science' research and how it fits in with countries, yet ignored by vested interests in our scheme of things on planet Earth and the officialdom, particul.arly in the US where Universe beyond. open discussion on the subject is tabao.... "'~ FORBIDDEN SCIENCE: Suppressed (cid:1) Research That Could Change Our Uves (cid:1) by Richard Milton(cid:1) Published by Fourth Estate Limited (1994), (cid:1) London, UK (cid:1) ISBN 1-85702-188-6 (264PP Ihc) (cid:1) 1 Price: AUD$39.95; STG£14.99; USD$? (cid:1) Available: A!Jstralia-Alien & Unwin; (cid:1) UK-Fourth Estate, 289 Westbourne (cid:1) Grove, London W11 2QA, ph +44 (071) (cid:1) 7278993, fax +-44 (07l) 7923176; USA (cid:1) Trafalgar Square Publications, Box 257, (cid:1) Howe Hill Rd, Nolith Pomfred, VT 05053, (cid:1) ph (802) 457 1911. (cid:1) The Western reductionist scientific view point has created a disturbing social and intellectual trend, according to author Richard Milton. It has bred a 'normalised' world view which suppresses any form of scientific dissent or aLtemative perspective. Phenomena once described as 'paranormal' or 'alternative' have well and truly moved into the cold light of the lab, and ample evi dence exists proving the reality oHelepathy, bioenergy, psychokinesis, hypnotherapy, and other anomalous experiences. And, as ,(cid:1) If you've ever wondered why many great scientific breakthroughs and 'leaps in our uni versal understanding don't see the light of day, this book goes a long way in, explaining how orthodoxy acts as a 'paradigm police force' through the ages. APRIL - MAY 1995 NEXUS • 67