Post 4 - 'Finished book'

04/13/2016 18:16

Post 4 - 4/13/16

 

I have now finished my book 'Space-Interaction theory'.  Yesterday, when I finished it, it was a bit emotional.  A lot of difficult thought has gone into this the last 7 months - and a lifetime of thought really - to form these ideas.  So to bring it to a conclusion - I felt a lot of relief.  

 

Everyone knows that Space-Interaction theory has put these pieces together over the last 7 months.  If someone came up with a duplicate theory, its obviously been pirated from my published papers here and intuitive-days.webnode.com

 

I have submitted the full book for publication.  The book is now for sale.  Please send pre-orders to the author:

 

Wade Heineman

PO Box 293

Fairbank, IA 50629

 

You may purchase as many as you like.  These books will be offered in either hardcover ($29.00 each, $25.00 each @ 100 or more) or softcover ($12 each, or $9 @ 100 or more).  Order as many as you would like.  

 

The main concepts in the book, which I have already covered in my blogs (including poetry) since November 2015 - as many of you have followed along, include:

 

I.   The ever-evolving moment of interaction of forces on space and mass-energy.  This has been referred to recently as 'flow' and loosely as 'cp' time.  I welcome these titles of honor for Space-Interaction theory, as it does contain a 'flow'. 

 

II.  Light waves die.  Light waves lose energy over billions of light years of travel - and to the 'fog of space' - which includes gravity, wave interference, gas, dust, and ice particles.  Light waves erode to infrared, then to microwave.

 

III. Compound gravity, collective gravity, and other collective forces (electro-magnetic, etc.)

 

IV. Black holes as recycling centers

 

V.  Dual nature of 'time' 

     Nature's ever-evolving moment and the tic-toc of consciousness and its extensions (including mathematical equations and physics models)

 

VI. The curvature of space, not space-time.

 

VII. Nature's time is a dimensionless spiral

 

VIII. Universal relative acceleration - and the hierarchy of orbits

 

IX.  The cosmic background radiation and dying light waves.

 

X.  The 'all-particle' view of the universe, versus the human-centric one

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