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Val Parker
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The thoughts about the missing connection between particle physics and electrodynamics began to germinate back in the Institute of Metal Physics, during Val Parkerview moreAbout the Author
The thoughts about the missing connection between particle physics and electrodynamics began to germinate back in the Institute of Metal Physics, during Val Parkers postgraduate work on electrodynamics of the Varifocal x-ray beam configuration system.
The work on theoretical physics was put aside in favor of engineering background to provide for the family during resettling in the United States.
The unexpected chain of events started from the idea on the development of a navigational device that needed no outside referencing, and it became known as Velometer. This discovery led to communications with Dr. Edward Teller and later to the line of communications and in personal discussions with Professor Hans Bethe.
All that had made possible to view well-known works of physics from a new angle, which led to the development of the theory of Dual Transformation, which finally allowed the establishment of the bridge between Particle Physics and Electrodynamics.
The book Liberated Time provides the clear line of Vals journey through the maze of scientific work of the past to the modern understanding of the Phenomena of Nature. As an author of a number of scientific and technical publications and US patents, Val extends his work into the areas of Photonics and Space Navigation. Currently, Val devotes his time to the further development of the devices of Non-inertial Navigation and their application to Air, Space, Maritime, and Terrestrial Navigation.
Among other positive things, Non-inertial Navigation, will lead to Full Autonomy for every type of vehicles and crafts. Moreover, its implementation will greatly improve the safety of our sky (preventing disasters similar to 9/11), improve missile defense, and make deep-space explorations possible.view less