The Josephine Porter Institute

Fànais agus Counterspace: Saidheans Ùr air Domhantarraing, Ùine agus Solas le Nick C. Thomas

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Cha do dh’fheuch Einstein ri mìneachadh a dhèanamh air cho seasmhach sa tha astar an t-solais: ghabh e ris agus chruthaich e na teòiridhean aige a rèir sin. Ach tha sinn air a mhìneachadh.’ -- bho Chaibideil 8 de Space and Counterspace

Tha mòran dhaoine a’ faireachdainn coimheach le saidheans an latha an-diugh agus a shealladh neo-phearsanta air an t-saoghal againn, stèidhichte air bun-bheachd an ‘neach-amhairc neo-cheangailte’. Tha ar n-intuition daonna a’ moladh gu bheil feum againn air saidheans nas fharsainge a dh’ fhaodas a bhith a’ toirt a-steach iongantas a tha air a dhùnadh a-mach an-dràsta, leithid mothachadh, feartan agus luachan daonna.

Anns an leabhar ùr-ghnàthach seo, tha Nick Thomas a’ taisbeanadh sealladh nas fharsainge air saidheans a’ cleachdadh teòiridh an ‘counterspace’. Tha an t-counterspace ann còmhla ri àite mar a tha fios againn air, agus chaidh a mholadh an toiseach le Rudolf Steiner, agus a leasachadh leis an matamataigear à Cambridge, George Adams. Tro a lionsa iongantach, faodar prìomh thaobhan den t-saoghal againn - leithid grabhataidh, ùine, solas agus dath, a bharrachd air na reultan, siostam na grèine, agus na h-eileamaidean clasaigeach - fhaicinn agus a thuigsinn ann an dòighean ùra, fiùghantach.

Ceistean Bitheanta

What is counterspace in Nick Thomas’s book?

Counterspace is presented as a complementary realm alongside familiar space, giving Thomas a framework for approaching gravity, time, light, and other natural phenomena in dynamic new ways.

Where does the book’s counterspace approach come from?

The approach builds on an idea first proposed by Rudolf Steiner and developed mathematically by George Adams, which Nick Thomas extends through projective geometry and natural science.

Which phenomena does Space and Counterspace examine?

It examines gravity, time, light, color, the stars, the solar system, and the classical elements, while also considering consciousness, qualities, and values within a wider science.

Who will find Space and Counterspace especially useful?

The book is especially useful for readers interested in projective geometry, anthroposophy, natural philosophy, and scientific approaches that include qualitative as well as quantitative understanding.