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Suppressed Discoveries in Physics Continued from page 38 humanity to colonise the solar system and _interconnectedness of life, will become a even travel ta the stars Rut none of these — mainstream snhiect humanity to colonise the solar system and _interconnectedness of life, will become a even travel to the stars. But none of these mainstream subject. possibilities is even researched by main- The ideology of ego-based materialism, stream science, since they are considered a__ which lies at the root of most problems fac- priori impossible. ing our civilisation today, will collapse, as it Another field that is profoundly affected _ will no longer be seen to be backed by the by the current state of ignorance of main- full faith and credit of modern science. stream phy. s medicine. Non-toxic, In short, the paradigm shift in physics will cheap and effective modalities such as _ trigger a technological and spiritual transfor- homoeopathy, acupuncture, energetic and _ mation that will leave no aspect of human spiritual healing remain on the fringes of — society untouched. oo medicine because they are premised on the existence of a vital energy (also known as _ Endnotes a os chi, ki, prana, orgone and under many other ated a ew a Special Relativity", Nature names) which do s not exist according to 45. Silvertooth, E.W., “Experimental Detection of the mainstream physics. Ether", Speculations in Science and Technology 10(1) It is tempting to speculate that the sup- (1986) pressed aether is identical to this vital ener- 46. Silvertooth, E.W., "Motion through the Ether", gy. If that speculation is correct, then the Electronics & Wireless World, May 1989, impending paradigm shift in physics will 7” ieooth, E.\W., Whitney, CK.."A New trigger a paradigm shift in medicine, biology — Michelson-Morley Experiment”, Physics Essays and psychology. 5(1):82-88 (1992) Therapies and spiritual practices that have 48. Thomson ISI Web of science, _ long been ridiculed as based on superstition http://www isinet.com/products/citation/wos/ P i ance of awe of na . (subscription required) and ignorance of the laws of nature will 49. Schleif, Siegmar and Roberts, Tom, "What is the become scientifically accepted and widely experimental basis of SR?", http://www math.uer.edu/ used. home/baez/physics/Relativity/SR/experiments.html Parapsychology, no longer hampered by . the inability of science to account for the Continued on page 76 interconnectedness of life, will become a mainstream subject. The ideology of ego-based materialism, which lies at the root of most problems fac- ing our civilisation today, will collapse, as it will no longer be seen to be backed by the full faith and credit of modern science. In short, the paradigm shift in physics will trigger a technological and spiritual transfor- mation that will leave no aspect of human society untouched. oo created by the scientific establishment's habit of suppressing or ignoring disconfirm- ing evidence. The evidence discussed in this article sug- gests that the accepted picture of the uni- verse, from the largest down to the very smallest elements, is wrong almost in its entirety and that a revolution in physics is overdue. This is bad news for mainstream physics, which is still under the delusion of getting closer to a "theory of everything", but good news for the rest of us. Pick an anomalous phenomenon at ran- dom, and the odds are that science has dis- missed it because it is "impossible according to the known laws of physics". This "para- digm paralysis" has caused and is still caus- ing great suffering to humanity. Free, pollu- tionless energy from cold fusion, aether energy or environmental energy would per- manently end our addiction to oil and allow the developing world to catch up. It would enable large-scale desalination of sea water and thus prevent the impending water crisis. Combined with antigravity, it would lead to a revolution in transportation and a renais- sance of space exploration. It would enable APRIL —- MAY 2004 NEXUS +75 Continued on page 76 www.nexusmagazine.com