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James E Beecham

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Jun 17

What If Earth Had No Water?

A Simple Thought Experiment That Could Change How We Think About Space

What If Earth Had No Water?

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Jun 8

How Does Nature Build Matter?

A newly released paper proposes a step-by-step mechanism describing how energy may become the particles that make up every atom in the…

A futuristic science poster showing glowing electrons, protons, and neutrons emerging from streams of energy particles. Bright blue and gold energy pathways converge toward atomic structures in the center of the image. Scientific diagrams, coherence patterns, and particle formation graphics surround the scene, illustrating a proposed step-by-step assembly process that transforms energy into matter within the SP3 Space-Phase framework. The design uses cinematic cosmic visuals and modern particle

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May 28

The Fish Who Discovered Water, A Physics Fable With a Serious Scientific Question

A new Aesop-style story explores whether humanity may be overlooking the physical medium surrounding all space

A cinematic illustrated science poster showing a curious cartoon fish scientist standing between two fishbowls. The bowl on the left is labeled “No Water, Only Geometry Plus Confusion,” while the bowl on the right is filled with glowing water and labeled “Water as Medium.” Arrows connect the scenes to symbolize discovery and scientific realization. The design combines playful Aesop-style storytelling with futuristic cosmology themes, using bright blue aquatic colors, scientific symbols, and bold

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May 26

Physics May Be Approaching Its Next Great Revolution

A new paper argues that unresolved cosmological mysteries may signal the beginning of another major paradigm shift in physics

A modern science-themed poster titled “The Next Revolution in Physics.” The design features a large glowing spiral galaxy on the right against a deep blue star-filled space background. On the left, bold gold and white typography reads “The Next Revolution in Physics, From Aristotle to Einstein to SP3.” Smaller supporting text explains that a new framework proposes space behaves as a real, conditionable medium that may help explain unresolved cosmic mysteries. Along the bottom are minimalist gold

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May 25

From Copernicus to Space-Phase: Are Modern Scientific Revolutions Facing Hidden Resistance?

A new paper argues that paradigm-shifting ideas may still encounter barriers today, not through censorship, but through decentralized…

A dramatic science-history themed poster comparing historical and modern scientific revolutions. The left side features Renaissance portraits of Nicolaus Copernicus and Galileo surrounded by early astronomy imagery, handwritten manuscripts, and heliocentric diagrams. The right side shows futuristic cosmology graphics, galaxies, digital data streams, and a scientist studying Space-Phase theory on advanced monitors. Large bold typography discusses “Barriers to New Science” and references SP3 Space

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May 19

Gravity May Have Two Sides: A New SP3 Proposal Challenges Conventional Cosmology

Gravity May Have Two Sides: A New SP3 Proposal Challenges Conventional Cosmology

A cinematic astrophysics infographic titled “Two Sides of the Gravity Coin.” The image is split into two scientific panels. On the left, a glowing blue siphon system demonstrates “Coherence-Join Dominant” transport, showing water flowing between reservoirs with arrows and pressure labels. On the right, a vibrant spiral galaxy illustrates “Isobar Dominant” transport with highlighted spiral arms, central pressure regions, and directional flow pathways. In the center, a large metallic coin graphic

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May 18

What If the Cosmic Microwave Background Is Not an Echo, But a Hum?

A new Space-Phase framework proposes that the universe may still be actively oscillating through a real physical medium

A cinematic science-themed poster titled “Hum, Not Big Bang?” comparing two interpretations of the Cosmic Microwave Background. The left side shows a blue-toned “Big Bang Echo” concept with a radio telescope and microwave sky map, while the right side presents a golden “Cosmic Hum” interpretation featuring glowing oscillation waves, galaxies, and active medium graphics. The design uses dramatic cosmic imagery and bold typography to create curiosity about the origins of the universe.

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May 16

A Researcher Claims Physics May Finally Be Unified Through One Medium

A new Space-Phase framework argues Einstein, Maxwell, and Schrödinger each discovered part of reality, but all stopped short of fully…

A cinematic science-themed infographic poster titled “Unification of Physics.” The image features portraits of Albert Einstein, James Clerk Maxwell, and Erwin Schrödinger surrounding a glowing central sphere labeled “Energy + Space-Phase (Medium).” Blue and gold energy waves flow across the scene, connecting visual representations of atoms, chemistry, stars, galaxies, and the cosmic web. A bright spiral galaxy appears in the upper right against a deep space background filled with stars and nebul

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May 16

Did Physics Repeat Aristotle’s Mistake? A New Challenge to Dark Matter

A new Space-Phase framework compares Aristotle’s gravity error with modern cosmology’s interpretation of galaxy rotation

A cinematic science infographic comparing ancient and modern physics ideas. On the left, Aristotle sits beside a falling feather with a thought bubble saying “Aha, heaviness makes gravity!” representing the ancient misconception that heavier objects fall faster. In the center, an Apollo 15 astronaut stands on the Moon beside a hammer and feather, referencing the famous 1971 experiment proving that gravity acts equally in the absence of air resistance. On the right, a modern cosmologist studies g

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May 9

Can Human Emotions Connect Across Distance? A New Scientific Proposal

A new Space-Phase framework explores whether emotional bonding may involve weak coherence effects within a structured physical medium

Can Human Emotions Connect Across Distance? A New Scientific Proposal

James E Beecham

James E Beecham

James E. Beecham, MD (ret.) is a retired physician and long‑time science writer focused on clear thinking, evidence, and testable models.

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