Holt’s Theory of Everything

About the Book

If you’ve ever wondered if a particle can have weight but no mass, why the neutron is neutral or why the electron—a negative particle—doesn’t fly apart when all of its inner parts are presumably negative also, then this book is for you.

John R. Holt chases the holy grail of science—a theory that explains everything—in this ambitious work that draws upon particle physics, theoretical physics, cosmology, and related disciplines.

Combining empirical facts with reasonable speculation, he presents a simple theory in an easy-to-understand format that can be applied to the whole universe. This theory presents a scheme using only one material substance which, under the influence of only one force, produces all we see and interact with in the world around us.

The theory he presents—once understood—will put physics as a whole and our understanding of reality on a new path. Explore complicated ideas, and challenge your biases, superstitions, and misconceptions with Holt’s Theory of Everything.

About the Author

John R. Holt attended Vincennes University and is a self-taught theoretical physicist. He retired as a government civil servant and the fourth of six children. He lives in Shoals, Indiana.