Presentations

Prof. Frank H. Meyer (deceased), opens the 3rd Annual conference of New Science Advocates with a lecture on  epicycles.

Dewey Larson's keynote address, concerning the mythical universe of modern astronomy.

The Question and Answer session following Larson's keynote address.

A Universe of Motion, based on the reciprocal relation of space to time as speed, energy or generally, motion.

The concept of scalar motion in the Reciprocal System.

A look at three-dimensional motion, as compared to motion IN three dimensions.

The concept of discrete units and quanization in the Reciprocal System.

Examining what the "reciprocal" is, in the Reciprocal System of theory.

A discussion of the Euclidean geometry in Larson's fundamental postulates.

An introductory presentation done by Phil Porter for the Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University in Hyderabad, India.

An investigation into the history of physics, to see where certain concepts became firmly established, blocking other paths that were never researched.

A half-hour introduction to the basic concepts of the Reciprocal System and its reevaluation, RS2, given at the Salt Lake City public library on February 26, 2016.

The history of geometry, showing the transition from Euclidean to Perspective through Renaissance Art.

An analysis of sacred architecture from across the world.

An examination of the Goetheanum in Dornach, Switzerland, and the intentions behind its architecture.