A New Copernican Revolution

A book about both material’s and space’s non-local geometric relation to fiber groups of principle fiber bundles, it subsequently reveals the fundamental structure of life’s intent and our perception.

Author Biography

These new ideas stand on their own as Copernicus’s ideas stood on their own without Copernicus being a full fledged member of his culture’s dominant institutions. There are new scientific ideas that are outside both the metaphysics and dogmas of modern day big instritutional science. They create a complete, new world view, within which a new axiomatic structure for the language of physical description can be comprehended, just as Copernicus’s ideas formed a new basis for the language of physical description in his day. B Bash first presented the two main ideas of: (1) using discrete isometry subgroups to model physical systems which are stable, with the non-local geometries of discrete groups, and (2) creating a new interacting notion of a vacuum. P Coatimundi extended these new ideas so that they consistently contain a model of motion.

B Bash and P Coatimundi both have PhD’s in mathematics, one from ASU and the other from UC respectively. They were both interested (at first) in physical theory, and both found the ideas of modern physical theory to be unbelievable.