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Essay
Upon Force in Nature and its Effect Upon Matter, An |
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Author: Skinner,
John Ralston
"The following essay embodies an attempt to show that planetary
movement can not be perfected by the theory of gravitation as received.
Beyond this, suggestions are offered in support of the idea that
planetary movements are caused by the effect of force on matter, not
inherent in matter: and further, that the one, primal force on which
planetary movewment depends, modified by special effects upon
substances differing in kind, in arrangement, and in position, is that
which, under the modified conditions, is called by the various names of
force, as of attraction and repulsion, cold and beat, electricity,
magnetism, weight, etc.- in other words, it is thought that differences
of forces by name should be taken as being expressions of differences
in manifestations of a same force, but not of specific differences of
forces;-the differences as to manifestation arising from peculiarities
of matter on which the one force acts" This excellent book presents
subtle changes to the conventional scientific systems. The emerging
paradigm was first seen in the early 1800s before it was 'forgotten'.
It is believed that Skinner had intimate contact with Keely and this
book details some of the insights that led Keely to some of his
discoveries. 8.5" X 11" Also in pdf format.
Pages: 48
Item # B0013488
PRICE: $5.95
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