Edward Henry Dowdye: Significant Findings - Gravitational Lensing NPA Presentation (2014)

Edward Henry Dowdye: Significant Findings - Gravitational Lensing NPA Presentation (2014)

Edward Henry Dowdye, Jr., is a Ph.D. Physicist and Founder of Pure Classical Physics Research, who has a deep passion for the correct understanding of profound fundamentals of gravitation and electromagnetism. He is multilingual and fluent in both German and Spanish and in conversational French. He has instructed Physics in a number of renown universities both here and abroad. Dowdye is an emission theorist who first coined the principal axioms of his theory, the Extinction Shift Principle, successfully mapping correctly applications of Galilean Transformations of Velocities to problems dealing with both gravitation and electromagnetism in the frame work of Euclidean Space Geometry. Unlike other emission theories, the Extinction Shift Principle distinguishes that which can be measured from that which can only be calculated by a real-world physical observer. Dowdye demonstrated for the very first time pure classical solutions to the complete set of problems dealing with gravitation and electromagnetism in Euclidean Space, applying the very same principal axioms to the undisturbed, not measurable phenomena. The Extinction Shift Principle successfully led to the exact solutions to the very problems responsible for the success and fame of both General and Special Relativity. Dowdye's published work, in both the 1991 and the 2001 editions of his book, is the very tip-off that led to important, but revealing significant findings on gravitational lensing. Publications and press releases pertaining to these findings are easily search-able online using virtually any search engine. Dowdye's emission theory, the Extinction Shift Principle was recently chosen by an elite status university, the Karlsruhe Institute for Technology {die Karlsruhe Institut für Technologie} in Germany, as a seminar project assigned to bright young graduate students at the Institute for Applied Mathematics headed by Professor Dr. Edgar Kaucher until 2010 for two consecutive years, in 2007 and 2008.

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