[hdeasy]

a TOE that predicts all masses is Heim-theory - seems to be the goods alright -

http://heim-theory.com/ and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burkhard_Heim and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heim_Theory (the last 2 started my me in my enthusiasm ).

[hdeasy]

Some more publications on this:

• http://www.aiaa.org/content.cfm?page...aper&gID=18840
• http://www.grc.nasa.gov/WWW/bpp/
• http://www.mufon-ces.org/docs/heimphysics.pdf
• http://www.hpcc-space.de/publication...700-letter.pdf
• http://www.hpcc-space.de/publication...Huntsville.pdf
• http://www.hpcc-space.de/publication...-2002-4094.pdf

[Guille]

By "predicts all masses" you are using wrong wording. You should say it predicts the masses of all fundamental particles. If not, the sentence would mean that it predicts my mass, your mass, the mass of my computer......etz

[hdeasy]

Yes indeed - it 'only' predicts the elementary particle masses. Isn't that enough, though? And I find it fascinating that the masses depend on a set of eigen-values. Soon, a mathematically rigourous derivation of these crucial eigen-value equations will be published by Heim's colleague and successor Walter Dröscher and his collaborator Jochen Häuser. They are about to collect a prize for best paper submitted this year to the one of the propulsion committees of the AIAA (Aerospace academic society). So, it could be the year that Heim theory takes the world by storm, as a string theorist once wrote to me.

Hugh.

May the forces be with you - including Heim's 2 extra ones

[Guille]

I just have seen the link http://www.hpcc-space.de/publication...Huntsville.pdf and it is incredible. The gravitophoton field and force makes much sence and is the very best attempt of arising with EMG. The other two forces aren't as important (I believe) for a TOE.

[hdeasy]

I find it amazing too - and the AIAA are impressed so are awarding it the best paper of 2005 (or was it 'submitted in 2004?'). This is the most recognition Heim has received in 30 years. So maybe the ice is beginning to thaw. One other point: Heim only died in 2001. After that, his supporting physicists didn't feel inhibited any more by Heim's reluctance to publish anything. The results of that are only now beginning to be seen.
Interesting connection with propulsion - Heim wanted to develop a # field drive #