January, 2010: We are proud to announce a new scientific breakthrough! The problem of the mysterious barrier that surrounds the proton has now been solved. Dr. Weldon Vlasak has discovered a new electromagnetic phenomenon that shows how a hydrogen atom is created directly by the capture of an electron by a proton. His discovery is revealed in a new book: The Birth of an Atom, How Matter is Created in the Universe

December 2, 2010:

Dr. Vlasak has discovered a flaw in Einstein's Theory of Relativity! Einstein's theory was based on the belief that electromagnetic waves radiate spherically, which is the Minkowski/Einstein interpretation of space-time.

He claims that this is incorrect and shows that the actual measurements of electromagntic radiating wave are not spherical. In his technical paper: "A Different Picture of Radiation", published at the IEEE Antennas and Propagation Society International Symposium 2003, he illustrate the plots of antenna waves that exhibit a bending effect. There is a radial velocity that does occur at the speed of light, but there is also a transverse velocity that exceeds the speed of light!

Space and time do not compress with velocity. The electromagnetic field wave compresses, as is shown..

The president of Adaptive Enterprises (Dr. Weldon Vlasak) has been a consulting engineer since 1972. This firm has been involved in numerous endeavors over a wide variety of disciplines, but his main expertise lies in the design of electronic systems. He formed his first company, Adaptive Systems, Inc.., in order to supply fiberoptics components for the communication industry. Unfortunately, the market for fiberoptics did not develop until ten years later. The computer project shown above led him to believe that there would be a market for home computers, but investors did not have faith that home buyers would be able to utilize computers. We now know the impact that they have made.

He has more recently been involved in the private study of electromagnetic propagation, and he has formulated a scientific theory that gravity is an electromagnetic phenomenon. Due to the unique nature of his theory and the fact that there is some conflict with the methods of Quantum Mechanics, physicists have been slow in accepting its validity, in spite of the large amount of evidence to support it. This phenomenon is not very unusual. It took 15 years for Max Planck's presentation of his quantum theory to become adopted, and Ludwig Boltzmann's enormously important work on thermodynamics were not accepted within his lifetime (He committed suicide due to the denial). Dr. Vlasak has published four books on the subject and written numerous papers. His claims that electromagnetic field waves can move much faster than Einstein's speed of light limit, and that information is transmitted directly between matter (atoms), were not accepted even though these claims were substantiated by measurements made years ago and confirmed many times over. He has constructed a new model of theatom, and he believes there is a missing term in Maxwell's equations that is described in his book Secrets of the Atom.

It is only very recently that other claims regarding matter, and high electromagnetic field wave velocities have been verified by other measurements. Several years ago he suggested that the ether of the universe may be the dark matter that physicists believe exist within galaxies (an astrophysicist just recently published an scientific paper making a similar claim). He visualizes his next project as proving the full and true dynamic character of thermal noise, as defined in his fourth book, but he does not have the resources to conduct the experiment. To learn more about his studies and his books, check out his science site, and also about his favorite sport.

Check out the past projects and the newest section: fpr Hams (radio amateurs), and look at a good telephone hybrid (patch) and an excellent analog noise blankiing circuit. Here is a link that show a diagram of the 10 nanovolt chopper-amplifier that he designed at Airpax many years ago (note that the person who copied this circut from Electronics magazine left out a gate resistor).

 

 

The lady on the right is operating the first commercially available true portable computer (not a calculator). It was designed and built by Adaptive Systems, Inc. (our earlier founding company in the mid-1970's), and was based on the PDP-8 minicomputer. It utilized a 12-bit CMOS microprocessor, and was powered by a sealed lead-acid battery from which it could operate continuously over a period of eight hours.

The first model was briefcase size and was sold to a professional gambler to calculate betting odds at horse races!

Check out our other Past Projects for info on various other past design projects of Dr. Vlasak.