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    A Collection of Various Physical Theories

    By Nate Durham

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    A book of spatial thought experiments by the author, with physics. Heavy reading. This is by a man who is trying to figure out his own universe. There is also a condensed version called "The Origin of All Forces." "The Origin of All forces" contains some updated theories as well as some new ones.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherNate Durham
    Release dateFeb 22, 2016
    ISBN9781524256005
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    A Collection of Various Physical Theories
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    Nate Durham

    From Montrose, CO.  Born in 1980, 36 years old and like 420, electronics and chemistry. 

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