Bryan Belrad has broken the mold again, with his most provoking work yet - a work which leaves the Big Bang Theory of the Universe in ashes.
December 14, 2006 (Press Release) --
In October, 2006, Bryan Belrad of Fulton, NY rocked the world with his ground-breaking debut paper, An Alternative View of the Universe. Modeled after Copernicus, the work 'suggests' that some of the most advanced theories we have are far off-base.
Just 2 months later, Belrad has released papers 2 and 3, which, respectively, debunk the Cosmic Microwave Background Radiation as "proof" of Big Bang, and eliminate the premise of an expanding universe altogether.
"I know the 'old guard' scientists will have a hard time with this," the young author, 26, sagely noted, "so I'm still researching as fast as I can. I need to be prepared for any challenges to my data or ideas before they manifest, as well as move into the next topic."
There, the Fulton native is at a nearly insurmountable disadvantage: like many residents of New York State, he is forced to work three jobs to make ends meet.
"I have to work on my papers during lunch breaks," he quips.
Still, friends and relatives all agree, it won't be long before the "official" world of science takes notice. Up next for the young wizard: Anti-Matter, and its effects on the gravity of the universe as a whole.
You can get copies of all three papers at Belrad's website, www.BelradUniverse.com.
Just 2 months later, Belrad has released papers 2 and 3, which, respectively, debunk the Cosmic Microwave Background Radiation as "proof" of Big Bang, and eliminate the premise of an expanding universe altogether.
"I know the 'old guard' scientists will have a hard time with this," the young author, 26, sagely noted, "so I'm still researching as fast as I can. I need to be prepared for any challenges to my data or ideas before they manifest, as well as move into the next topic."
There, the Fulton native is at a nearly insurmountable disadvantage: like many residents of New York State, he is forced to work three jobs to make ends meet.
"I have to work on my papers during lunch breaks," he quips.
Still, friends and relatives all agree, it won't be long before the "official" world of science takes notice. Up next for the young wizard: Anti-Matter, and its effects on the gravity of the universe as a whole.
You can get copies of all three papers at Belrad's website, www.BelradUniverse.com.
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