http://kasperolsen.wordpress.com/2006/01/17/csl-1-the-end-of-cosmic-strings/ Science and life on a string - by Kasper Olsen Thu, 12 Nov 2009 13:41:35 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 http://kasperolsen.wordpress.com/2006/01/17/csl-1-the-end-of-cosmic-strings/#comment-79 Atom Sat, 11 Feb 2006 19:47:57 +0000 http://kasperolsen.wordpress.com/2006/01/17/csl-1-the-end-of-cosmic-strings/#comment-79 Has anyone ever heard of a new theory called "The Theory of Stationary Space"? I find it really intriguing. It is a simple and novel arrangement of string theory that appears to explain what time is and why the universe as described by Einstein functions as it does. Look at the posting "The great mysteries of the universe solved" at Mark-Meek.blogspot.com. Has anyone ever heard of a new theory called “The Theory of Stationary Space”? I find it really intriguing. It is a simple and novel arrangement of string theory that appears to explain what time is and why the universe as described by Einstein functions as it does. Look at the posting “The great mysteries of the universe solved” at Mark-Meek.blogspot.com.

]]> http://kasperolsen.wordpress.com/2006/01/17/csl-1-the-end-of-cosmic-strings/#comment-39 Mark LaFlamme Sat, 28 Jan 2006 01:59:12 +0000 http://kasperolsen.wordpress.com/2006/01/17/csl-1-the-end-of-cosmic-strings/#comment-39 Hi there. My name is Mark LaFlamme. I'm a crime reporter and columnist in Lewiston, Maine. Clearly, I have no business poking around sites dedicated to quantum physics. However, I've been fascinated with the field for several years now and it's a fascination that's slow to pass. Recently, I've been searching for a credible physicist or scholar to take a look at my novel "The Pink Room," which was published last month. Briefly, the world's leading physicist attempts to use the science of string theory to bring his daughter back from the dead. Government agents and a bestselling novelist race to find out if he was succesful. I'd be glad to send a copy along to anyone interested in giving it a read. Hi there. My name is Mark LaFlamme. I’m a crime reporter and columnist in Lewiston, Maine. Clearly, I have no business poking around sites dedicated to quantum physics. However, I’ve been fascinated with the field for several years now and it’s a fascination that’s slow to pass.
Recently, I’ve been searching for a credible physicist or scholar to take a look at my novel “The Pink Room,” which was published last month. Briefly, the world’s leading physicist attempts to use the science of string theory to bring his daughter back from the dead. Government agents and a bestselling novelist race to find out if he was succesful. I’d be glad to send a copy along to anyone interested in giving it a read.

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