SETTERFIELD RESEARCH PAPERSThis page contains both published and unpublished material. The titles of the published papers are in italics. Some of the upublished material gets updated as research continues. If you are going to quote something from one of the unpublished papers, you might want to check back to make sure the quote you want is still in the paper. Please feel free to email us with any questions. |
from Helen: Why it is Hard to Accept New Ideas in Science -- written before marriage to Barry and updated since then. The Setterfield papers: General, Astronomy and Cosmology, and Geology : Pyramids and the Behavior of the Universe Atoms, the Redshift and the Zero Point Energy-- Sept. 2021 The Atomic Constants, Light and Time 1987, the paper which presented the initial data and conclusions regarding a changing speed of light, published by Flinders University, Adelaide, South Australia. Data and Creation: The ZPE-Plasma model -- March, 2009 -- a layman-oriented paper for the web explaining how the research and data come together to present their own answers astronomically and geologically. History of the Speed of Light Experiments -- (a four part article tracing several hundred years of speed of light experiments and the analyses of them by the scientists then and later) Modifications to the Light Speed Model, -- updated August, 2007 Two Scientific Developments and Creation -- causes for a paradigm shift Radioactive Decay Rates and the Sun-- a short article discussing the link between the sun's activity and radio decay rates on earth. Reviewing a Possible World-wide Event c. 2400 BC (February, 2015) -- a short article reviewing links between the change in the earth's axis tilt and the destruction of multiple cultures. New, 2023:
The Early Cosmos and the Speed of Light -- 12/16 Supernovas and the Behavior of the Universe -- 10/15 -- a short article regarding problems concerning supernova brightness being connected with universal expansion. Dust Rich Early Galaxy Poses Problems -- a response to several emails regarding the linked articles. Quantum Effects and the Zero Point Energy -- (April, 2015) -- a short article in response to a number of questions in this field. The Expansion of the Universe and the CMBR -- (February, 2015) -- a short article discussing the problems being found with using the CMBR as evidence for an initial expansion of the universe. Comet 67P -- (January, 2015) -- what they found was not what was expected Quasar axes aligned along filaments A Plasma Universe with Changing Zero Point Energy -- from the Proceedings of the NPA Conference, College Park, Maryland, 2011. Research indicates that a weaker ZPE in earlier times had the ability to account for some otherwise inexplicable astronomical phenomena. Zero Point Energy, Light and Time -- from proceedings of the Natural Philosophy Allliance, vol 9, 2012 Zero Point Energy and Relativity -- from proceedings of the Natural Philosophy Alliance, vol 9, 2012 Zero Point Energy and the Red Shift --as presented at the Natural Philosophy Alliance seventeenth annual conference in Long Beach, California, June, 2010 A New Look at Relativity and the Zero Point Energy -- January, 2010
Quantized Redshifts and the Zero Point Energy -- (JVR, December, 2008) [there is a problem with some of the mathematical equations in this paper which are corrected in the technical appendix to Data and Creation: The ZPE-Plasma model] Reviewing a Plasma Universe with Zero Point Energy -- (JVR, September, 2008) Reviewing the Zero Point Energy -- (JVR, September 2007) our copy Behavior of the Zero Point Energy and Atomic Constants -- February 2007 (This paper summarizes the Setterfield research of the last ten years)
Is the Universe Static or Expanding? Exploring the Vacuum -- (Journal of Theoretics), by Barry Setterfield (Dec. 26, 2002) Our copy -- (if the link above is not working) General Relativity and the Zero Point Energy -- (Journal of Theoretics), Barry Setterfield (Dec. 2, 2003) Our copy -- (if the link above is not working) The Redshift and the Zero Point Energy -- (Journal of Theoretics), Barry Setterfield and Daniel Dzimano (Dec. 29, 2003) Our copy -- (if the link above is not working)
Pioneer 10 and 11 Acceleration Anomaly Supernovas in the Milky Way Galaxy Crater Orgins -- some observations and conclusions from some original research GeologyA Brief Earth History -- (a survey of earth's geology through time and its possible causes) Interesting Geology at Second Valley -- (evidence that many layers of rock were malleable at the same time and intrically folded.) Snowball Earth? (deep layers of cobbled stone under even deeper carbon-rich sediments. Mainstream science answers do not fit the evidence.)
Time, Life, and Man -- (a chronological summary) Comments on Windbown Sand Deposits Zero Point Energy and Gigantism in Fossils -- from the Proceedings of the NPA Conference, College Park, Maryland, 2011. The paper presents evidence which at least partially explains gigantism in the fossil record.
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