Metron Calculus is the math of the 5th and 6th dimension; it explains the flaws in Einstein theory of Relativity and opens the doorway to the perfection of the Light body in Man, otherwise known as the KA or Christic body. Metron calculus is the key to the dimensional locks of the mental and spiritual planes, opening the way for ascending into hyper-dimensional space. Compassion is the key to get through zero-point.
Significant and future-oriented discoveries and findings of modern physics and biophysics are the theoretical basis of BRT. Superordinate to the elementary particles with mass, known as nucleons, are interaction and resonance phenomena which control the behavior and structure of matter. These include in particular the quanta of the electromagnetic spectrum, referred to as photons. Before the late 1980's, what was discovered by empirical research had been given only a sparse theoretical foundation. The breakthrough was made by the German physicist Burkhard Heim with his Unified Quantum Field Theory(UQFT) which may be found here-English translation by B. Heim and here-The Physics of Burkhard Heim and its Applications to Space Flight by Illobrand von Ludwiger. With this theory, it is now possible to explain in physical and mathematical terms those biological processes in the organism or in living cells which had been observed but for which no satisfactory theoretical explanation had yet been given. The UQFT substantiates the key role which electromagnetic oscillations play in the organism, which is the centerpiece of BRT.
In the first half of the 20th Century, there were espoused two complementary physical theories: Heisenberg's Quantum Theory and Einstein's Theory of Relativity. Unification of these theories with infinitesimal calculus proved to be non-productive. A student of Heisenberg, C. F. von Weizsacker, recognized that infinitesimal calculus would not work. His student, Burkhard Heim, was able to develop a mathematics which takes into account quantization, which he called metron calculus. A metron is a quantum of area in space with an elementary space of 6.15 X 10E -66 cm. squared. The quanta of length and time are termed the Planck length with 2.48 X 10E -33 cm. and Planck time with 1 x 10E -43 seconds. It was only this new mathematics, which was first published in part in 1984, that it became possible to construct a UQFT which no longer showed the errors of infinitiesimal calculus. This new mathematics was published in entirety in 1988 and is still not widely known. A brief summary follows.
The starting equations are 4 basic axioms: conservation theorems, extreme principles, the law of quantization and the existence of electromagnetic and gravitational fields. These facts are read off from nature. Heim used Weyl's space-time geometry and obtained as the field quantity what are known as second-stage tensors. Tensor is the term for a mathematical quantity used in physics for the representation and calculation of functions and interactions on various coordinates. A second-stage tensor has 3 values, each of which independently of the other runs through the coordinates X(1) to X(4) of 4-dimentional space-time, resulting in 64 non-linear equations. These 64 equations may be placed in a 8 x 8 matrix with 8 rows and 8 columns which span an 8-dimentional cosmos according to the known physical and mathematical laws.
X(1)=length, X(2)=width, X(3)=height and X(4)=time. Correct data in the calculation of particles of matter such as electrons, neutrons, photons and protons are only obtained from X(5) and X(6). The X(5) and X(6) are physical coordinates and thus the true physical cosmos has 6 dimentions. X(7) and X(8) are physically empty and yield no information on the physical cosmos. If X(5) and X(6) are deleted from the Heim mathematics, the system breaks down and yields the formula systems of infinitesimal calculus.
Of immense importance is the fact that computer calculation shows 100% agreement between Heim's calculated values and the data of mass-spectroscopic measurements. The basic states of particles of matter were calculated, including their resonances. Since the masses of the 300 or so particles now known may be measured to an accuracy of 8 decimal places by mass spectroscopy(which yields the most accurate measured data), agreement between theory and practice is outstanding confirmation of the correctness of Heim's theory.
Electrically charged particles may be precisely calculated with all 6 coordinates X(1)-X(6). Neutral particles by X(1)-X(5) without the time coordinate of X(6). Quanta without rest mass, such as photons, may be described by X(4)-X(6) and do not contain space coordinates. Only when a photon enters into interaction with mass are all 6 coordinates needed to describe the process. Thus, the dualism between wave and particle is given expression here. There is a 4th category of quanta which depends only on the coordinates X(5) and X(6), the gravitons. These are the quanta of gravity.
Heim's UQFT has direct import for medicine. From Heim's Theory, we are able to distinguish several logically distinguishable layers of being. The science of being is known to us from various Eastern doctrines and has been discussed in Europe. Accordingly, there exist several planes of being lying one on top of the other in the following pattern: the Spritual Plane above the Mental Plane above the Biological Plane above the Material Plane. The work of Heim shows us that there are further dimensions which are distributed over higher planes. The fact that the physicist is able to make statements on higher planes of being is due to the complex mutual linking and interactions of all the layers. Thoughts are able to influence both the mental state (3rd layer of being) and biological processes (2nd layer of being). The transdimensions of X(5) and X(6) on the one hand and the Biological Layer of Being on the other are mathematical and physical evidence of the existence of biological formation processes. Thus, as well as the 3 dimensions of which have here-to-fore been used alone and which convey a purely substantial approach, there are other dimensions and planes of beingness which may be grasped only by holistic medicine. The change in paradigm in classical physics now needs to be mirrored in that of medicine. Bioresonance therapy has already initiated this change of paradigms in the medicine of non-invasive therapy (high-potency Homeopathy, Bach Flowers, gems, bioresonance and multiresonance).
AscensionEnergyProgram.com based on the unified field theories of Burkhard Heim, opens access to the 5th and 6th dimensions. The zones of creation.
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Tuesday, August 11, 2009
Burkhard Heim Unified Field Theory
Burkhard Heim is hard to grasp to say the least. The man made up his own calculus called Metron to explain his theories. He never learned english so his theories were never published in English until recently.
Burkhard Heim had a remarkable life. Born in 1925 in Potsdam, Germany, he decided at the age of 6 that he wanted to become a rocket scientist. He disguised his designs in code so that no one could discover his secret. And in the cellar of his parents' house, he experimented with high explosives. But this was to lead to disaster.
Towards the end of the second world war, he worked as an explosives developer, and an accident in 1944 in which a device exploded in his hands left him permanently disabled. He lost both his forearms, along with 90 per cent of his hearing and eyesight.
After the war, he attended university in Göttingen to study physics. The idea of propelling a spacecraft using quantum mechanics rather than rocket fuel led him to study general relativity and quantum mechanics. It took an enormous effort. From 1948, his father and wife replaced his senses, spending hours reading papers and transcribing his calculations onto paper. And he developed a photographic memory.
Supporters of Heim theory claim that it is a panacea for the troubles in modern physics. They say it unites quantum mechanics and general relativity, can predict the masses of the building blocks of matter from first principles, and can even explain the state of the universe 13.7 billion years ago.
EVERY year, the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics awards prizes for the best papers presented at its annual conference. Last year's winner in the nuclear and future flight category went to a paper calling for experimental tests of an astonishing new type of engine. According to this paper, this hyperdrive motor would propel a craft through another dimension at enormous speeds. It could leave Earth at lunchtime and get to the moon in time for dinner. There's just one catch: the idea relies on an obscure and largely unrecognised kind of physics. Can they possibly be serious?
The AIAA is certainly not embarrassed. What's more, the US military has begun to cast its eyes over the hyperdrive concept, and a space propulsion researcher at the US Department of Energy's Sandia National Laboratories has said he would be interested in putting the idea to the test. And despite the bafflement of most physicists at the theory that supposedly underpins it, Pavlos Mikellides, an aerospace engineer at the Arizona State University in Tempe who reviewed the winning paper, stands by the committee's choice. "Even though such features have been explored before, this particular approach is quite unique," he says.
Unique it certainly is. If the experiment gets the go-ahead and works, it could reveal new interactions between the fundamental forces of nature that would change the future of space travel. Forget spending six months or more holed up in a rocket on the way to Mars, a round trip on the hyperdrive could take as little as 5 hours. All our worries about astronauts' muscles wasting away or their DNA being irreparably damaged by cosmic radiation would disappear overnight. What's more the device would put travel to the stars within reach for the first time. But can the hyperdrive really get off the ground?
“A hyperdrive craft would put the stars within reach for the first time”
The answer to that question hinges on the work of a little-known German physicist. Burkhard Heim began to explore the hyperdrive propulsion concept in the 1950s as a spin-off from his attempts to heal the biggest divide in physics: the rift between quantum mechanics and Einstein's general theory of relativity.
Quantum theory describes the realm of the very small - atoms, electrons and elementary particles - while general relativity deals with gravity. The two theories are immensely successful in their separate spheres. The clash arises when it comes to describing the basic structure of space. In general relativity, space-time is an active, malleable fabric. It has four dimensions - three of space and one of time - that deform when masses are placed in them. In Einstein's formulation, the force of gravity is a result of the deformation of these dimensions. Quantum theory, on the other hand, demands that space is a fixed and passive stage, something simply there for particles to exist on. It also suggests that space itself must somehow be made up of discrete, quantum elements.
In the early 1950s, Heim began to rewrite the equations of general relativity in a quantum framework. He drew on Einstein's idea that the gravitational force emerges from the dimensions of space and time, but suggested that all fundamental forces, including electromagnetism, might emerge from a new, different set of dimensions. Originally he had four extra dimensions, but he discarded two of them believing that they did not produce any forces, and settled for adding a new two-dimensional "sub-space" onto Einstein's four-dimensional space-time.
In Heim's six-dimensional world, the forces of gravity and electromagnetism are coupled together. Even in our familiar four-dimensional world, we can see a link between the two forces through the behaviour of fundamental particles such as the electron. An electron has both mass and charge. When an electron falls under the pull of gravity its moving electric charge creates a magnetic field. And if you use an electromagnetic field to accelerate an electron you move the gravitational field associated with its mass. But in the four dimensions we know, you cannot change the strength of gravity simply by cranking up the electromagnetic field.
In Heim's view of space and time, this limitation disappears. He claimed it is possible to convert electromagnetic energy into gravitational and back again, and speculated that a rotating magnetic field could reduce the influence of gravity on a spacecraft enough for it to take off.
When he presented his idea in public in 1957, he became an instant celebrity. Wernher von Braun, the German engineer who at the time was leading the Saturn rocket programme that later launched astronauts to the moon, approached Heim about his work and asked whether the expensive Saturn rockets were worthwhile. And in a letter in 1964, the German relativity theorist Pascual Jordan, who had worked with the distinguished physicists Max Born and Werner Heisenberg and was a member of the Nobel committee, told Heim that his plan was so important "that its successful experimental treatment would without doubt make the researcher a candidate for the Nobel prize".
But all this attention only led Heim to retreat from the public eye. This was partly because of his severe multiple disabilities, caused by a lab accident when he was still in his teens. But Heim was also reluctant to disclose his theory without an experiment to prove it. He never learned English because he did not want his work to leave the country. As a result, very few people knew about his work and no one came up with the necessary research funding. In 1958 the aerospace company Bölkow did offer some money, but not enough to do the proposed experiment.
While Heim waited for more money to come in, the company's director, Ludwig Bölkow, encouraged him to develop his theory further. Heim took his advice, and one of the results was a theorem that led to a series of formulae for calculating the masses of the fundamental particles - something conventional theories have conspicuously failed to achieve. He outlined this work in 1977 in the Max Planck Institute's journal Zeitschrift für Naturforschung, his only peer-reviewed paper. In an abstruse way that few physicists even claim to understand, the formulae work out a particle's mass starting from physical characteristics, such as its charge and angular momentum.
Yet the theorem has proved surprisingly powerful. The standard model of physics, which is generally accepted as the best available theory of elementary particles, is incapable of predicting a particle's mass. Even the accepted means of estimating mass theoretically, known as lattice quantum chromodynamics, only gets to between 1 and 10 per cent of the experimental values.
To be cont' Source
Originally published From issue 2533 of New Scientist magazine, 05 January 2006, page 24
AscensionEnergyProgram.com based on the theories of Burkhard Heim.
Burkhard Heim had a remarkable life. Born in 1925 in Potsdam, Germany, he decided at the age of 6 that he wanted to become a rocket scientist. He disguised his designs in code so that no one could discover his secret. And in the cellar of his parents' house, he experimented with high explosives. But this was to lead to disaster.
Towards the end of the second world war, he worked as an explosives developer, and an accident in 1944 in which a device exploded in his hands left him permanently disabled. He lost both his forearms, along with 90 per cent of his hearing and eyesight.
After the war, he attended university in Göttingen to study physics. The idea of propelling a spacecraft using quantum mechanics rather than rocket fuel led him to study general relativity and quantum mechanics. It took an enormous effort. From 1948, his father and wife replaced his senses, spending hours reading papers and transcribing his calculations onto paper. And he developed a photographic memory.
Supporters of Heim theory claim that it is a panacea for the troubles in modern physics. They say it unites quantum mechanics and general relativity, can predict the masses of the building blocks of matter from first principles, and can even explain the state of the universe 13.7 billion years ago.
EVERY year, the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics awards prizes for the best papers presented at its annual conference. Last year's winner in the nuclear and future flight category went to a paper calling for experimental tests of an astonishing new type of engine. According to this paper, this hyperdrive motor would propel a craft through another dimension at enormous speeds. It could leave Earth at lunchtime and get to the moon in time for dinner. There's just one catch: the idea relies on an obscure and largely unrecognised kind of physics. Can they possibly be serious?
The AIAA is certainly not embarrassed. What's more, the US military has begun to cast its eyes over the hyperdrive concept, and a space propulsion researcher at the US Department of Energy's Sandia National Laboratories has said he would be interested in putting the idea to the test. And despite the bafflement of most physicists at the theory that supposedly underpins it, Pavlos Mikellides, an aerospace engineer at the Arizona State University in Tempe who reviewed the winning paper, stands by the committee's choice. "Even though such features have been explored before, this particular approach is quite unique," he says.
Unique it certainly is. If the experiment gets the go-ahead and works, it could reveal new interactions between the fundamental forces of nature that would change the future of space travel. Forget spending six months or more holed up in a rocket on the way to Mars, a round trip on the hyperdrive could take as little as 5 hours. All our worries about astronauts' muscles wasting away or their DNA being irreparably damaged by cosmic radiation would disappear overnight. What's more the device would put travel to the stars within reach for the first time. But can the hyperdrive really get off the ground?
“A hyperdrive craft would put the stars within reach for the first time”
The answer to that question hinges on the work of a little-known German physicist. Burkhard Heim began to explore the hyperdrive propulsion concept in the 1950s as a spin-off from his attempts to heal the biggest divide in physics: the rift between quantum mechanics and Einstein's general theory of relativity.
Quantum theory describes the realm of the very small - atoms, electrons and elementary particles - while general relativity deals with gravity. The two theories are immensely successful in their separate spheres. The clash arises when it comes to describing the basic structure of space. In general relativity, space-time is an active, malleable fabric. It has four dimensions - three of space and one of time - that deform when masses are placed in them. In Einstein's formulation, the force of gravity is a result of the deformation of these dimensions. Quantum theory, on the other hand, demands that space is a fixed and passive stage, something simply there for particles to exist on. It also suggests that space itself must somehow be made up of discrete, quantum elements.
In the early 1950s, Heim began to rewrite the equations of general relativity in a quantum framework. He drew on Einstein's idea that the gravitational force emerges from the dimensions of space and time, but suggested that all fundamental forces, including electromagnetism, might emerge from a new, different set of dimensions. Originally he had four extra dimensions, but he discarded two of them believing that they did not produce any forces, and settled for adding a new two-dimensional "sub-space" onto Einstein's four-dimensional space-time.
In Heim's six-dimensional world, the forces of gravity and electromagnetism are coupled together. Even in our familiar four-dimensional world, we can see a link between the two forces through the behaviour of fundamental particles such as the electron. An electron has both mass and charge. When an electron falls under the pull of gravity its moving electric charge creates a magnetic field. And if you use an electromagnetic field to accelerate an electron you move the gravitational field associated with its mass. But in the four dimensions we know, you cannot change the strength of gravity simply by cranking up the electromagnetic field.
In Heim's view of space and time, this limitation disappears. He claimed it is possible to convert electromagnetic energy into gravitational and back again, and speculated that a rotating magnetic field could reduce the influence of gravity on a spacecraft enough for it to take off.
When he presented his idea in public in 1957, he became an instant celebrity. Wernher von Braun, the German engineer who at the time was leading the Saturn rocket programme that later launched astronauts to the moon, approached Heim about his work and asked whether the expensive Saturn rockets were worthwhile. And in a letter in 1964, the German relativity theorist Pascual Jordan, who had worked with the distinguished physicists Max Born and Werner Heisenberg and was a member of the Nobel committee, told Heim that his plan was so important "that its successful experimental treatment would without doubt make the researcher a candidate for the Nobel prize".
But all this attention only led Heim to retreat from the public eye. This was partly because of his severe multiple disabilities, caused by a lab accident when he was still in his teens. But Heim was also reluctant to disclose his theory without an experiment to prove it. He never learned English because he did not want his work to leave the country. As a result, very few people knew about his work and no one came up with the necessary research funding. In 1958 the aerospace company Bölkow did offer some money, but not enough to do the proposed experiment.
While Heim waited for more money to come in, the company's director, Ludwig Bölkow, encouraged him to develop his theory further. Heim took his advice, and one of the results was a theorem that led to a series of formulae for calculating the masses of the fundamental particles - something conventional theories have conspicuously failed to achieve. He outlined this work in 1977 in the Max Planck Institute's journal Zeitschrift für Naturforschung, his only peer-reviewed paper. In an abstruse way that few physicists even claim to understand, the formulae work out a particle's mass starting from physical characteristics, such as its charge and angular momentum.
Yet the theorem has proved surprisingly powerful. The standard model of physics, which is generally accepted as the best available theory of elementary particles, is incapable of predicting a particle's mass. Even the accepted means of estimating mass theoretically, known as lattice quantum chromodynamics, only gets to between 1 and 10 per cent of the experimental values.
To be cont' Source
Originally published From issue 2533 of New Scientist magazine, 05 January 2006, page 24
AscensionEnergyProgram.com based on the theories of Burkhard Heim.
Tuesday, August 4, 2009
Tetrahedronal Physics Haramein
This is a talk about the nature of Tetrahedron's relative to planetary bodies similar to Richard Hoagland. Haramein is working on creating Unified Field technologies combining gravity with torsion to make technologies for free energy as well as enhancement of genetics to unity consciousness. Similar to the Bio-resonance machines from Ascensionenergyprogram.com.
Grand Unified Field Theory: Haramein Pt.1
Nassim Haramein is this segment talks about Gravity and torsion as being the basis for creating technologies for ascension or access to the 5th dimension. Nassim can be contacted at the resonanceproject.org
AscensionEnergyProgram.com based on the Grand Unified Field theories of Burkhard Heim.
Sunday, August 2, 2009
Drunvalo Melchizedek on the Unified Field Theory
Drunvalo Melchizedek on the Unified Field theory. A new age interpretation of something extrapolated by both Einstein in 1928 and Burkhard Heim. Burkhard Heim's Unified Fielf theories is the basis of the bio-resonance technology found at AscensionEnergyProgram.com
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