Works or Publications:

[pdf] 162 kb		On the phenomenology of Dark Bodies and their Darker Energies, submitted to FOP
[pdf] 805 kb		A detailed review of the scientific claims made by Bob Lazar
[pdf] 163 kb		Investigative Inquiry into the Coming Energy Crisis and Alternative Energy Sources
[link],[pdf] 237 kb		Keplerian restraints on general quantized theories of gravity and the emergence of anomalous electro-gravitic couplings at the Compton scale
[link],[pdf] 291 kb		Observations of apparent Exotic Propulsion Technologies from Hectometer sized Deltoid Aerial Craft at low altitude. JoAPM 2-2 (2004) [delta update]
[pdf] 118 kb		Spaceflight Challenges for proposed Crew Exploration Vehicle and next generation spacecraft.
[link], [pdf] 115 kb		A Brief History of Rocketry and the Emergence of Civil Space Organizations. JoAPM 2-1 (2004)
[link] 742 kb		Hyperbolic Geometrodynamic Warp Drives & Beyond, A PDF E-Book (in progress)
[link], [pdf] 195 kb		A Physical Review of Unitel's proposed Aerospace Vehicle. JoAPM 1-3 (2003)
[link]		Exploring the origin of inertia and gravitation within Frame Extended Relativity. JoTs (Extensive Papers Section) 3-5 (2003)
[pdf] 106 kb		Relativistic Crossroads and the Possibility of Variable c Spacetimes. JoAPM 1-2 (2003)
[pdf] 75 kb		A Beautiful Unsolvable Equation, Mathematics from the film A Beautiful Mind.
[pdf] 81 kb		Warp Drive Today: Where We Are and would like to be
[pdf] 107 kb		Warp Drive Today: Theory and Limitations
[link]		A Casually Connected Warp Drive Spacetime. gr-qc/0202021 JoAPM 1-1 (2003)
[link]		Reduced Total Energy Requirements for a Modified Alcubierre Warp Drive spacetime. gr-qc/0107097 JoAPM 1-1 (2003) [html Introduction]
[link]		Vacuum Charges within a Teleparallel Weyl tensor: a new approach to quantum gravity. physics/0103060
[link]		The Quantum Vacuum, Fractal Geometry, and the quest for a new theory of gravity. physics/0008094

Background in theoretical physics:
I'm a largely self taught independent researcher (but I do hold an AS in physics at this time), whose research interest focuses on exploring the seemingly unbound nature of gravitation, while my former day job dealt with designing and engineering roof structures.  As having been a "working class" citizen, I'm not much on "science for expert sake," as the only time it benefits anyone is in the hands of people who can actually use it.  That is why I have made an effort to popularize new concepts in physics so that they can be brought into mainstream use [such an example is my tripod site "Warp Drive Today"].  And that is also the reason why my technical papers try to focus on applications of theoretical models, as opposed to doing work solely for epistemology purposes.  I have also done a number of reviews for public and private parties, regarding a number of theoretical issues. My research interest brought me into contact with people having similar interest, which led to the founding of the E Somino Ad Astra (ESAA) online group [previous discussions in PDF form are also available atpgletters.zip (549 kb)]. The ESAA group has in conjunction with Transtator Industries put out a peer reviewed journal, called the Journal of Advanced theoretical Propulsion Methods (JoAPM). ESAA as of this time is back to being a private research group interested in theoretical physics, for current status visit here.