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Binary stars have long been considered the best testing ground for an understanding of how quantum mechanics and general relativity work together. For the first time, a testable theory which accurately describes the motion of binary star systems has been published by a peer-reviewed journal "In...

Dear Fridger, Thanks for bringing the typo to my attention. My paper has already been informally referred by you. Now assuming you are the average referee and by no means am I calling you average, why should I expect anything other than what I heard from you? My statitical odds of recieving a favora...

Dear Fridger, I respectfuly disagree with your final statement as I do not believe it is an accurate description of my project. But you have the right to your opionion. As a mechanical engineer, physics and mathematics instructor I am very familiar with the history of quantum physics and classical p...

The Author is Mr. Jamahl A. Peavey: Mechanical Engineer, Physics and Mathematics Instructor: This seven year project was independent so there is no university affiliation. This is a project that was designed to show my mechanically gifted students that mechanical evaluation and logic can be used to ...

Quantum objects are entangled by a structure with statistical features called a wavefunction. A structure with statistical features similar to a wavefunction was isolated in the motion of the most challenging binary star systems including DI Herculis. David Hilbert long sought to understand the rela...

Dear Author, I read, "Misaligned Spin and Orbital Axes causes the anomalous precession of DI Herculis" and I was very excited and concerned. I contacted one of the authors of the paper, Simon Albrecht concerning the fact that there are a number of binary star systems that have precessions ...