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'''''The Structure of the Atom''''' is a 1963 book by [[Carl Frederick Krafft]]. | |||
==Overview== | |||
This theory, based on observation and astute insight, is that the atom is a vortexian structure, rather than the "swarm of flies" type of atom conceived through high energy electrical experiments. Also included is an Alternative Explanation for the Red Shift, and the Constitution of the Sun and Stars. | This theory, based on observation and astute insight, is that the atom is a vortexian structure, rather than the "swarm of flies" type of atom conceived through high energy electrical experiments. Also included is an Alternative Explanation for the Red Shift, and the Constitution of the Sun and Stars. | ||
==About the author== | |||
Carl Frederick Krafft (b. 1892) was an American engineer who defended a 'hydromechanical' ether and a vortex-atom model of matter. | |||
==Publication details== | |||
* '''Author:''' [[Carl Frederick Krafft]] | |||
* '''Published:''' 1963 | |||
* '''Pages:''' 36 | |||
==Links to Purchase Book== | ==Links to Purchase Book== | ||
* | * [http://www.borderlands.com/krafft.htm The Structure of the Atom] | ||
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Revision as of 08:34, 17 July 2026
| Author | Carl Frederick Krafft |
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| Published | 1963 |
| Pages | 36 |
The Structure of the Atom is a 1963 book by Carl Frederick Krafft.
Overview
This theory, based on observation and astute insight, is that the atom is a vortexian structure, rather than the "swarm of flies" type of atom conceived through high energy electrical experiments. Also included is an Alternative Explanation for the Red Shift, and the Constitution of the Sun and Stars.
About the author
Carl Frederick Krafft (b. 1892) was an American engineer who defended a 'hydromechanical' ether and a vortex-atom model of matter.
Publication details
- Author: Carl Frederick Krafft
- Published: 1963
- Pages: 36