"Amazing Book"
by Pierre St.
Clair
The wee Doctor behind the electronic voice on trial?
Stephen Hawking's influence was significant.
Nonetheless, noted physicists have detected flaws in his Grand
Design theory of the universe.
Stephen Hawking on Trial
documents serious errors in the final theory of an elder physicist.
In-depth analyses by renowned cosmologists reveal
inconsistencies in Hawking’s thesis:
• Hypotheses vital to his theory lacked supportive data
• Three major questions he glossed over deserved real answers
• What we factually know, but more importantly, what Hawking's
theory failed to explain
Critical roadblocks in today's cosmology
1. "Theoretical physics is at a crossroads right now…In a
sense we’ve entered a very deep crisis.”
Neil Turok PhD – Director of the Perimeter Institute for
Theoretical Physics
2. Cosmology doesn’t thrive on uncertainty.
Hawking's Grand Design thesis increased the uncertainty
factor.
That's why independent investigators legitimately asked: “Can
we have a look at your data?”
Verifying theories is the basis of the scientific method.
Evidence must be beyond reasonable doubt: the rationale
jurors, scientists, and logical people use to settle an issue.
No human is perfect.
That's why all theories and research must face exacting
scrutiny.
3. Gravitation: the Most Common Force in Nature
Stephen Hawking on Trial analyzes
how Dr. Hawking misapplied gravity, and utilized unproven hypotheses, to
support his Grand Design theory.
It was unjustifiable because
hypotheses are simply ideas, hopes, and aspirations.
4. Dark matter and dark energy are unknown factors that
comprise 96% of the universe.
That's why practically every physicist concedes that science
only understands 4% of the cosmos.
Most physicists agree that our knowledge of the laws of
physics are far from settled.
That's a legitimate case for Hawking's Grand Design theory to
stand trial.
Despite the evidence, Professor Hawking declared on a national
TV broadcast:
“The scientific account is complete."
Can our 4% understanding really represent a complete account
of the universe?
"I would rather have questions that can't be answered
than answers that can't be questioned."
Richard Feynman PhD – eminent physicist acclaimed for his work
in quantum electrodynamics and particle physics
5. Although Prof. Hawking portrayed his Grand Design theory as
scientific (i.e. supported by data) most of his "evidence" turned out
to be clouds of caveats and probabilities.
Very few of his ideas were supported by genuine data.
“As a scientist and as an educator, I like the idea that we
believe things because there’s evidence.”
Richard Dawkins PhD – Oxford University Professor &
Bestselling Author
There are abundant reasons for Hawking's Grand Design theory
to stand trial.
"Stephen Hawking on Trial is compelling reading
for anyone with an interest in physics and cosmology. It may challenge your
beliefs, or maybe not, but it's a fascinating read in either case."
J. Chambers – Amazon Top 10 Reviewer
Unfortunately, some Hawking followers are rudely attacking the
author of this book.
Of course, ad hominem slander only reveals an inability to
address logical arguments.
Negative attacks with no supporting data is the method of
neophytes, not scientists.
Clearly, such people haven't read this book and remain
ignorant of the thoroughly examined points other renowned physicists have
revealed.
Judge the controversy yourself, free from ad hominem
defamation.
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BONUS: Videos that clarify quantum principles of particle
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Available in Paperback and eBook HERE!
About the Author
Bestselling
author Pierre St. Clair has 3 books with #1 best-seller status, has traveled to
76 countries, and has extensive public speaking experience on Radio/TV.
He won the
2017 Sir J. C. Bose Award for Investigative Journalism in Science and
Technology for his book Cosmology on Trial.
Although
born in London, his family emigrated to Canada when he was 5 years old. His
mother was a cultured lady who sent him for violin and music theory lessons
when he was only six.
As a
teenager his interest in rock and blues was kindled. He bought a guitar, taught
himself how to play, formed a band, and began performing locally. Within a few
years he was touring throughout Canada and the US.
His
journalism career began when a college girlfriend's mother predicted his
success as an author. The daughter of a missionary in Shanghai, she studied the
occult sciences, including palmistry, in China.
One
afternoon she asked to study his hand and predicted, "One day you'll
become an accomplished writer."
Author
Quote:
"I love
digging behind the scenes to find out what’s really happening beneath the
headlines. That's why I became an investigative journalist."
Cosmology
on Trial:
an all-inclusive overview introducing readers to unexplained/unsolved mysteries
of the universe rarely discussed in Academia.
"This
book makes the strong point that our cosmology of yesteryear wasn’t based on
solid evidence, and our cosmology of today isn't either." V. DiCara
Stephen
Hawking on Trial:
explains why the most common force in nature, Gravity, is not included in the
Standard Model of Physics.
General
Relativity, Quantum Mechanics, and String Theory have not proven whether
Gravity is a wave, a graviton particle, or a fabric of spacetime.
"Scientific
progress and complacency go ill together. St Clair has done a superb job
advancing the cause of real science." M. Lyons
Vaccines
on Trial:
reveals why vaccine charts and graphs rank the US 34th for infant mortality
among first world nations.
Scientific
studies comparing vaccinated & unvaccinated children in the US, Germany,
Sweden, and New Zealand show unvaccinated kids healthier than their vaccinated
peers. Moreover, vaccinated kids have more health problems later in life.
"This
book has everything you need to know the facts." R. Marinell.
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