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The Book | Reviews and Reactions
In my opinion, Terence Witt is the Copernicus of our time, and his theory is even more groundbreaking and revolutionary. I believe that we will be seeing a new scientific revolution because of his work. Wayne Sander, Business Systems Analyst [Others should read Our Undiscovered Universe] to challenge their minds and reopen the doors to the ‘what if’ kind of wonder. Chuck Fenwick, Director of Medical Corps Whether Witt is right or wrong has nothing to do with the extent to which the collective physics and cosmology community's collective noses have been bent out of shape. Only time, not vitriol will tell. Read this book. Stephen’s Bookshelf, Midwest Book Review I have been searching for years for the feasible explanations to the most intriguing questions of our existence and I think I have found it in Mr. Witt’s book. This book should be inspirational to all open-minded individuals who think out of the box. Marek S. Mintus, Aerospace Engineer Null Physics makes the universe easier to understand at all levels, and that, in and of itself will open the door to more people and more ideas. Ron DePrez, IT Administrator It this book can shake one person out of their rut of conventional wisdom and excite them to think for themselves, then it will be a success. Sonofbr Campana, IT Application Administrator, Data Analyst I think it’s extremely interesting and might be a very big step in the right direction. It’s brilliant thinking. Null physics looks at things from a technical but strongly intuitive perspective. Steve Feher, Inventor [Null physics] is full of facts, and it stimulates interest in further reading on the subject. It makes you think and learn. James B. Perry, Retired Neurologist I admire the author’s creativity, originality, depth of effort, and the relentless logical development of the theory. It’s past time somebody had the courage to attempt to address the how and why of physics instead of ignoring it and only addressing the what. Barry Kumnick, Software Project Manager and Chief Scientist The way things were put in Our Undiscovered Universe are very convincing and has shaken my views and faith in Big Bang Cosmology. The whole idea of everything coming from nothing is wonderful and highly thought provoking. Ivo van der Werff, Professor of Music |
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