Brief
James Clerk Maxwell
The claims the writer was given for James Clerk Maxwell, in the order they were given.
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Richard C. Hoagland found a long-abandoned line of thought by early physicists, including James Clerk Maxwell, that certain problems in electromagnetics could be solved by imposing higher spatial dimensions into the equations, with energies from these higher dimensions reflected in the lower three-dimensional universe through tetrahedral geometries.
“Hoagland then found that there was a long-abandoned line of thought by some of the masters of early physics, including James Clerk Maxwell, which included the idea that certain problems in electromagnetics could be solved by the imposition of higher spatial dimensions into the equations. The energies coming from these higher dimensions would then be "reflected" in our lower three dimensional universe through tetrahedral geometries.”
Dark Mission 2010-07-22 ch8:30823-31247 opinion first hand
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In 1993, the Angstrom Foundation in Stockholm, Sweden, awarded Richard C. Hoagland the International Angstrom Medal for Excellence in Science for his role in rediscovering hyperdimensional physics theory that he considers underlying James Clerk Maxwell's original treatises.
“In 1993, the Angstrom Foundation, in Stockholm, Sweden, awarded the “International Angstrom Medal for Excellence in Science” to Hoagland for his role in rediscovering the hyperdimensional physics upon which Maxwell’s original treatises were built.”
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In the hyperdimensional model, a torsion field acts as the transformation medium between higher spatial realities and our own dimension, taking the place of the aether described in James Clerk Maxwell's era.
“In the hyperdimensional model, the aether is *back—* as the actual transformation medium between the higher spatial realities and *our* dimension—through something called the “torsion field””
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The mathematical and physical foundations of higher-dimensional 'information/energy gating' were primarily developed by German mathematician Georg Riemann, Scottish physicist William Thomson (later Lord Kelvin), Scottish physicist James Clerk Maxwell, and British mathematician William Rowan Hamilton, in the 19th century.
“The mathematical and physical parameters required for such “information/energy gating”... were primarily founded in the work of several 19th-century founders of modern mathematics and physics. Among these were German mathematician Georg Riemann; Scottish physicist Sir William Thompson (who would eventually be knighted by the British crown as “Baron Kelvin of Largs”...); Scottish physicist James Clerk Maxwell; and British mathematician Sir William Rowan Hamilton.”
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James Clerk Maxwell and other 19th-century physicists, including William Thomson (Lord Kelvin), along with mathematicians such as Arthur Cayley and Peter Guthrie Tait, took Georg Riemann's ideas seriously.
“It is clear that Maxwell and other “giants” of 19th-century physics (Kelvin, for one), as well as an entire contemporary generation of mathematicians (like Cayle, Tait, etc.), took Reimann’s ideas very much to heart”
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James Clerk Maxwell selected four-space quaternions as the mathematical operators for his force equations describing electrical and magnetic interaction.
“Maxwell’s original selection of four-space “quaternions” as the mathematical operators for his force equations and descriptions of electrical and magnetic interaction, clearly demonstrate his belief in Reimann’s approach”
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James Clerk Maxwell wrote poetry extolling the implications of higher-dimensional realities, including musings on their relationship to the ultimate origin of the human soul.
“as does his surprising literary excursions into poetry, vividly extolling the implications of “higher-dimensional realities,” including musings on their relationship to the ultimate origin of the human soul”
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In 1873, James Clerk Maxwell unified two centuries of electrical and magnetic observations into an electromagnetic theory of light, describing light as vibrations carried across space by an incompressible and highly stressed universal aetheric fluid.
“Ultimately, in 1873, he would succeed in uniting a couple hundred years’ worth of electrical and magnetic scientific observations into a comprehensive, overarching electromagnetic theory of light vibrations, carried across space by this “incompressible and highly stressed universal aetheric fluid.””
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James Clerk Maxwell's mathematical basis for unifying electricity and magnetism was quaternions, a term adopted in the 1840s by William Rowan Hamilton for an ordered pair of complex numbers.
“Maxwell’s mathematical basis for his triumphant unification of these two great mystery forces of nineteenth century physics were “quaternions,” a term invented (adopted would be a more precise description) in the 1840s by mathematician Sir William Rowan Hamilton, for “an ordered pair of complex numbers.””
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James Clerk Maxwell held that action at a distance was possible through the aether, which he defined as higher spatial dimensions, what is now called hyperspace.
“According to Maxwell, action at a distance was possible through the “aether,” which he defined as higher spatial dimensions—or what we now call “hyperspace.””
Dark Mission 2010-07-22 ch9:21198-21345 opinion second hand
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Richard C. Hoagland considers James Clerk Maxwell's conclusions about a hyperspatial aether to match his own theorised model of a "Martian architect" at Cydonia.
“In other words, the father of modern terrestrial electromagnetic physics had come to the same conclusions as Hoagland’s theorized “Martian architect” at Cydonia.”
Dark Mission 2010-07-22 ch9:21358-21511 opinion first hand
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Richard C. Hoagland interprets James Clerk Maxwell's poetic reference to the "Seal of Solomon in three dimensions" as an overt reference to the circumscribed tetrahedral geometry associated with Cydonia.
“This clear description of the “Seal of Solomon in three dimensions,” is an overt reference to the geometrical and mathematical underpinnings of the infamous “circumscribed tetrahedral geometry” memorialized all over Cydonia.”
Dark Mission 2010-07-22 ch9:21859-22075 opinion first hand
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Two 19th-century mathematical physicists, Oliver Heaviside and William Gibbs, streamlined James Clerk Maxwell's original equations down to four simplified expressions after Maxwell's death.
“two other 19th-century “mathematical physicists,” Oliver Heaviside and William Gibbs, “streamlined” Maxwell’s original equations down to four simple (if woefully incomplete) expressions after Maxwell’s death.”
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Oliver Heaviside considered quaternions to be an abomination and did not fully understand the linkage between scalar and vector components in James Clerk Maxwell's use of them to describe energy potentials of empty space.
“Because Heaviside openly felt the quaternions were “an abomination,”—never fully understanding the linkage between the critical scalar (a directionless measurement, like speed) and vector (a directionally defined value, like displacement) components in Maxwell’s use of them to describe the energy potentials of empty space (“apples and oranges,” he termed them)”
Dark Mission 2010-07-22 ch9:23255-23612 opinion second hand
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Oliver Heaviside eliminated over twenty quaternions from James Clerk Maxwell's original theory in his simplification of Maxwell's equations.
“he eliminated over twenty quaternions from Maxwell’s original theory in his attempted “simplification.””
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Oliver Heaviside felt that James Clerk Maxwell's use of quaternions and their description of the potentials of space was mystical and should be removed from the theory.
“According to other observers, Heaviside actually felt that Maxwell’s use of quaternions and their description of the “potentials” of space was “mystical, and should be murdered from the theory.””
Dark Mission 2010-07-22 ch9:24023-24209 opinion second hand
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Oliver Heaviside edited James Clerk Maxwell's original work after Maxwell's death, excising the scalar component of the quaternions and eliminating the hyperspatial characteristics of the directional vector component.
“By drastically editing Maxwell’s original work after the latter’s death, excising the scalar component of the quaternions and eliminating the hyperspatial characteristics of the directional (vector) component, he effectively accomplished this goal single-handedly.”
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The four surviving classic Maxwell equations, which appear in every electrical and physics textbook as the underpinnings of all 20th-century electrical and electromagnetic engineering, never appeared in any original James Clerk Maxwell paper or treatise.
“This means, of course, that the four surviving classic “Maxwell equations”—which appear in every electrical and physics text the world over, as the underpinnings of all 20th-century electrical and electromagnetic engineering—never appeared in any original Maxwell paper or treatise.”
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The equations commonly called "Maxwell's equations" are, in fact, Oliver Heaviside's equations, not James Clerk Maxwell's.
“They are, in fact, Heaviside’s equations, not Maxwell’s.”
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James Clerk Maxwell had never believed in a material aether himself, but instead assumed a hyperspatial aether simultaneously connecting everything in the universe.
“What was lost, however, because of Heaviside, was that Maxwell had never believed in a material aether himself—he was assuming a hyperspatial aether simultaneously connecting everything in the universe.”
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By 1892, the third edition of James Clerk Maxwell's "A Treatise on Electricity and Magnetism" incorporated a correction to Maxwell's original use of scalar potentials, removing a crucial distinction between four-space geometric potential and three-space vector field from subsequent Maxwellian theory.
“by 1892, the third edition incorporated a “correction” to Maxwell’s original use of “scalar potentials,” thus removing a crucial distinction between four-space “geometric potential,” and a three-space “vector field” from all subsequent Maxwellian theory”
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Modern physicist Michio Kaku does not realise that James Clerk Maxwell's original equations were the first geometric four-space field theory, expressed in the language of quaternions.
“which is why modern physicists, like Michiu Kaku, apparently don’t realize that Maxwell’s original equations were, in fact, the first geometric four-space field theory, expressed in specific four-space terms—the language of quaternions.”
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The most persistent objection to the four-space geometries of Bernhard Riemann, Arthur Cayley, Peter Guthrie Tait and James Clerk Maxwell was that no experimental proof of a fourth dimension was readily apparent.
“The most persistent objection to the four-space geometries of Reimann, Cayley, Tait and Maxwell was that no experimental proof of a “fourth dimension” was readily apparent.”
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In April 1919, Theodor Kaluza, an obscure mathematician at the University of Königsberg in Germany, sent a letter to Albert Einstein offering a solution to unifying Einstein's theory of gravity with James Clerk Maxwell's theory of electromagnetic radiation via the introduction of a fifth dimension.
“At that time, a remarkable letter was delivered to one Albert Einstein. Written by Theodr Kaluza, an obscure mathematician at the University of Konigsberg in Germany, the letter’s first few lines offered a startling solution... to one of physics’ still most intractable problems, the mathematical unification of his own theory of gravity with Maxwell’s theory of electromagnetic radiation via introduction of a fifth dimension.”
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Theodor Kaluza's proposed fifth spatial dimension was the same spatial dimension as the four-space designations used by James Clerk Maxwell and his colleagues in their models over 50 years before.
“In fact, this was the same spatial dimension as the four-space designations used by Maxwell and his colleagues in their models over 50 years before.”
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Quantum mechanics theory was proposed roughly a year before Oskar Klein's topological investigation of Theodor Kaluza's ideas, by Max Planck and others rebelling against perceived limitations of James Clerk Maxwell's electromagnetic theory.
“Quantum mechanics had just been proposed a year or so before Klein’s further topological investigation of Kaluza’s ideas, by Max Planck and many others rebelling against perceived limitations of Maxwell’s (now sanitized) electromagnetic theory.”
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Thomas Bearden concluded, after researching James Clerk Maxwell's original writings, that Maxwell's original theory is the first successful unified field theory in the history of science.
“Bearden had tirelessly researched Maxwell’s original writings, and concluded that Maxwell’s original theory is, in fact, the Holy Grail of physics— the first successful unified field theory in the history of science.”
Dark Mission 2010-07-22 ch9:34338-34546 opinion second hand
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Thomas Bearden concluded that Oliver Heaviside had hijacked James Clerk Maxwell's theory and set modern science back almost a hundred years.
“Bearden had done dogged detective work to uncover Maxwell’s papers, and from them had concluded that Heaviside had literally hijacked Maxwell’s theory and set modern science back almost a hundred years.”
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Thomas Bearden believes modern physics would never find the single unifying element for gravity, electricity and magnetism because it is based on Oliver Heaviside's broken version of James Clerk Maxwell's model.
“According to Bearden, not only would modern physics never find the single unifying element for gravity, electricity and magnetism (because it was all based on Heaviside’s broken version of Maxwell’s model)”
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Thomas Bearden believes that restoring James Clerk Maxwell's original model would have the potential to unleash nearly limitless amounts of energy and allow humanity to engineer forces like gravity at the quantum level.
“but that if the original model were restored, it had the potential to unleash nearly limitless amounts of energy, and to allow humanity the means to actually “engineer” forces like gravity at the quantum level.”
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Nikola Tesla detected an interference return from a passing line of thunderstorms while conducting his 1899 Colorado Springs experiments with hand-engineered equipment built according to James Clerk Maxwell's original quaternion equations.
“This he was accomplishing with his own, hand-engineered equipment (produced according to Maxwell’s original, quaternion equations), when he detected an interference “return” from a passing line of thunderstorms.”
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Thomas Bearden was interested in generating energy by creating longitudinal stress in the vacuum using James Clerk Maxwell's quaternion/hyperdimensional potentials.
“Bearden was also interested in generating energy by creating “longitudinal stress” in the vacuum using Maxwell’s quaternion/hyperdimensional potentials.”
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Richard C. Hoagland regards the Quantum Electrodynamics Zero Point Energy of space, currently discussed among Western physicists, as nothing more than James Clerk Maxwell's hyperdimensional physics under another name.
“Described as some sort of exotic quantum effect to make it seem acceptable, this “zero-point energy” is nothing more than Maxwell’s hyperdimensional physics in another guise.”
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Richard C. Hoagland wanted to distinguish his concept of hyperdimensional physics theory from earlier models by requiring it to make testable predictions that could be confirmed or falsified.
“Hoagland wanted to immediately separate his concept of hyperdimensional physics from the earlier models in one distinct way—prediction. Only if his new ideas could be either confirmed or falsified would his modern version of Maxwell’s revolutionary ideas ever gain traction”
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James Clerk Maxwell developed equations in the 1800s that Richard C. Hoagland found seemed to fit the planetary phenomena he and Erol Torun had observed on the outer planets.
“the very father of modern day physics, James Clerk Maxwell, had indeed dabbled in some equations that seemed to fit what he and Torun had observed on the outer planets”
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James Clerk Maxwell argued that solving certain physics problems required accounting for phenomena as three-dimensional reflections of objects existing in higher spatial dimensions.
“Maxwell had routinely argued that the only way to solve certain problems in physics was to account for some phenomena as 3D “reflections” of objects existing in higher spatial dimensions.”
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After James Clerk Maxwell's death, the higher-dimensional or 'scalar' component was stripped out of his equations by Oliver Heaviside, and the resulting classic Maxwell equations became the basis for modern electromagnetic force models.
“When Maxwell died, this higher dimensional or “scalar” component was stripped out of his equations by Oliver Heaviside, and the resulting “classic Maxwell equations” became the basis for our modern day models of electromagnetic force.”
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James Clerk Maxwell theorised the existence of electromagnetic waves in 1865.
“Until James Clerk Maxwell theorized electromagnetic waves existed in 1865, nobody could imagine something like radio.”
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