Coming soon to a bookshelf or screen near you:
The Man Who Mastered Gravity:
The biography of a man whose story cannot be told.
Coming January, 2023
…. there is a new book! (if you have arrive at this page because you’re looking for a page from the ‘old book,’ we regret to inform that material is no longer accessible, because….) It only took 13 years (!) but the finished (i.e. edited, proofread and indexed) version of authorized biography of T. Townsend Brown …
According to Paul Johnson (shown above in 1970) it’s a ‘relativistic world’ and we just live in it. Marx, Freud and Einstein all conveyed the same message to the 1920s: the world is not what it seems. – Paul Johnson, ‘Modern Times’ (1985) I had never heard of Paul Johnson until his recent passing was …
Our Relativistic World:
Einstein, Eddington, and ‘Modern Times’ Read More »
This morning I ‘talked’ with a chatbot about ‘The Unified Field Theory.’ For the past few days I have been messing around with ChatGPT – the Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) application that has lately captivated the Internet. Also, for the past couple of months, I have been researching keywords and phrases that I might explore in …
Thomas Townsend Brown. T. Townsend Brown. T. T. Brown. He has passed into history under several variations of his given name. This website is dedicated to restoring his place in the pantheon of 20th century science – or, at least, to exploring the enigma hidden in his legacy. What’s In A Name? First: the name: …
The possibility of Time Travel is one of the recurring themes of the Townsend Brown story. For example, consider this scene from Biscayne Bay – Chapter 31 of The Man Who Mastered Gravity. Morgan is sitting with Dr. Brown at his ‘Remote Lab’ in Homestead, Florida over the Christmas break in 1965: “The next evening, or early …
(original post from 080608 updated on 221121) Remember? “a brute and awkward force.” – that’s what Townsend Brown called rocket propulsion. In Chapter 7: According to Kitselman, young Thomas Brown looked to the heavens, dreamed of traveling among the stars – and pondered the means of propulsion by which that might be accomplished. He dismissed …
(original post from 110203 revised and re-dated to 221121) Yes, well, aren’t we all… If you have come to this website in search of Defying Gravity: The Parallel Universe of T. Townsend Brown (aka “The Biography of the Man Whose Story Cannot Be Told”), the original manuscript version is still available at Amazon, but not …
Turns out that 2023 is the Chinese Year – of The Rabbit. That seems like an appropriate date to get a book about ‘going down a rabbit hole’ ready for publication. (As of Feb 7, 2023, it looks like I’m on course for release some time in the first quarter. Actually, April 1 (aka ‘Fools …
And coming soon: The 2023 Edition. Who’s ready to go down the rabbit hole again? The mystery of Life isn’t a problem to be solved. It is a reality to experienced. ― Frank Herbert, Dune From 2003 to 2008, I researched and wrote a biography of a man named Thomas Townsend Brown. Or just Townsend …
Or plutonium. Or oil or gas or coal or even solar, for that matter. All we need to do is ‘bottle a star.’ This is the last scene in the original “Back To The Future” movie, released in 1985. It is no coincidence that Doc Brown (🤔?) is running his DeLorean time machine …
