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Alexandre Kassiantchouk Ph.D.
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Mar 6
Universal Inverse-Square Laws without Singularities!
Even a high school student can understand!
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Alexandre Kassiantchouk Ph.D.
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Mar 2
UFOs Move by Snell’s Law Physics
Not by Hammer-to-Nail Momentum Transfer Mechanics
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Alexandre Kassiantchouk Ph.D.
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Mar 13
Inside Bob Lazar’s Craft As a Physicist (Part 2)
Fuel and Reactor Core
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Alexandre Kassiantchouk Ph.D.
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Mar 12
Inside Bob Lazar’s Craft As a Physicist (Part 1)
Gravity and Time
Second
as unit of time…
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Alexandre Kassiantchouk Ph.D.
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Mar 28
FAKE: Ignorantly Doctored Images of Our Black Hole
The mainstream hides an inconvenient truth!
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Alexandre Kassiantchouk Ph.D.
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Mar 25
How Do Physicists Lose Touch with Reality?!
Lost in Math, for about a Century!!
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Alexandre Kassiantchouk Ph.D.
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Mar 18
A Popular Question: Is Time Asymmetrical?
It is. A few examples:
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Alexandre Kassiantchouk Ph.D.
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Mar 16
Maxwell’s Electrodynamics from Euler’s Classical Fluid Mechanics
Derived in a single page by Dmitry…
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Alexandre Kassiantchouk Ph.D.
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Mar 14
Element 115 Lattice Puzzle Solved
Extraterrestrial UOM (Units of Measure)
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Alexandre Kassiantchouk Ph.D.
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Time Matters
Mar 13
Gravity
g =
–
(0.5c²/D²)'
≈ c²×D' ~ ∇D
Both for the Earth and UFOs
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