Thanks

Norman Rockwell, The Boxer

I just wanted everyone to know that I appreciate the fact they have taken time to read my blog over the past year. It appears to be most of the world from my logs.  I only know English so I hope that Google translate, along with my pictures help. Everyone has been supportive and I have only had one or two negative responses. I decided a long time back that if parts of my theory were correct then I should make it free for everyone to read and look at and to just let my thoughts fly. Although I am an engineer, I am more of a visual and 3-D kind of thinker.  I have this sort of Norman Rockwell vision of the world. There is the ideal world and then there is the real one that knocks you down a bunch but you have to get back up and keep fighting, which is more like the one we live in, full of uncertainty.  I have this painting above in my basement that about sums it up for me.

I can’t recall any other time in my life other than meeting my wife and having our children that I have enjoyed as much as researching and thinking and writing in this blog. I can also remember sitting at my work table when I was just six or seven years old, with my dad starting a fire in the kitchen stove in Maine and I would be drawing and building models and planes and later rockets, many times at 6:00 AM because I would be up early and excited about whatever project I was working on.

I can’t really say for sure my theory is correct but I can see many signs that point towards it.  Even if it is flat out wrong I have learned a lot and shared real research papers with you and we all take that with us. My analytical mind will not allow me to believe that all of the energy we see overhead is coming from just molecules of air and water vapor, which makes me confident parts of my theory has merit. The molecules of our bodies are immersed in this flowing quantum field that bubbles and decays and forms energetic strings and such. The energy level of these quantum branes go right up to that of those large black hole branes in the universe and we all most likely reside inside a larger one. Our lives are effected daily from our local solar brane and we live in this transition zone of inflation and decay on the baryonic surface of the Brane we call Earth.  It appears to me we live in a sweet spot, not too close to the Earth’s brane or the Solar brane and their energies are just right to allow this relatively safe zone of flux for our form of life to take hold. Someone or something already knows this and is trying to help us along in our evolution.  I think they are hoping we will catch on soon as they have been telling us this for awhile now.

It appears nothing lasts forever in this universe, so cherish those moments, push forward and thanks for reading.

Godspeed