Cook's New Electrogravity Theory (the NET)

Electrogravity: the theory that Electricity and Gravity are intricately linked

Jeff Cook's attempt of combining the varying theories emerging from Thomas Townsend Brown's electrogravity patents of the early 1900's (a fellow native Ohioan of Cook, Edison and the Wright Brothers) has been a rocky road to say the least. It is only recently that he has unmistakably found a solid common denominator between Jerry Bayles' Electrogravity Theory and Myron Evans ECE, both of which seem not to support each other the least bit (at least from the POV of the two theorists). But Mr. Cook attempted to expand upon Bayles work before ever studying ECE, and from his discoveries did he ever so slowly begin to cross paths with ECE, though only a faint cross could be seen. It was others who brought Cook's attention to the relationship in a couple of areas, which would soon come full circle back to T. T. Brown.

After Evan's Paper 94, an electrodynamic translation of ECE's spin connection, Mr. Cook was able to match equations to finally bridge the gap with another gap: the Band Gap, which allowed him to finally connect the two via the Lorentz Factor. In doing this, he has developed the means to quantize gravity in unison with Relativity and allow communication of equations between the various theories with beautiful unity.

Jeff Cook calls his union the "New Electrogravity Theory" or simply "The NET" for short.

This section works mainly with Physics equations and only brief explanations of each, and is really intended for those with some background. In the future, simple descriptions of the implications will be outlined as simply as possible, as easy to understand as Jeff Cook's Physics 101 class.

There are 3 main grounding points used from Evans and Bayles in this section and the rest will be almost universally Cook's findings. For more on Evans' and Bayles' work, one will need to visit their websites to read from their own words. No attempt will be made to explain their full meanings behind the equations here at JeffreyNCook.com in order to safeguard against misrepresenting their work in any way. None of the content herein has been approved by them, as only Jeff Cook's work toward a better understanding of gravity is to be highlighted here.