Common Sense Science Papers

Common Sense Science offers a number of related papers for purchase. All prices include the cost of reproduction and mailing. Single copies of papers are provided free upon request.

Item CR1

$1.50 donation

A Classical Foundation for Electrodynamics, by T. G. Barnes, R. R. Pemper, and H. L. Armstrong (1977). So-called "relativistic effects" of high velocity charges are explained by physical mechanisms instead of Einstein's Special Theory of Relativity. Reprint from Creation Research Society Journal, Vol. 14, No. 1. 8 pages.


 

Item GE2

$1.00 donation

Spinning Charged Ring Model of Elementary Particles, by David L. Bergman (1992). Shows how the same ring model of the electron is successful for the proton, positron, and antiproton. 3 pages.


 

Item GE3

$1.00 donation

Charged Ring Model of Elementary Particles: A Controversy, by Arnold G. Gulko and David L. Bergman (1993). These "letters to the editor" were published as an article because the editor recognized new explanations in fundamental physics. 3 pages.



 
Item GE4

$2.00 donation

A Physical Model for Atoms and Nuclei, by Joseph Lucas (1996). A science paper that explains the physical structure of the atom based on combinatorial geometry and magnetic properties of electrons and protons. 10 pages.


 

Item TC1

$1.50 donation

New Spinning Charged Ring Model of the Electron, by David L. Bergman (1992). A conference presentation of item GE1, Spinning Charged Ring Model of Electron Yielding Anomalous Magnetic Moment. An explanation for non-physicists of how the ring model leads to the measured characteristics of the electron. 7 pages.


 

Item TC2

$1.50 donation

The Stable Elementary Particles, by David L. Bergman (1992). A conference presentation of item GE2. The spinning charged ring model is successful for all four of the stable charged particles. 5 pages.