All books using the keywords: Eric Beaubien

The universe is generated from a state of nothing, uniquely, as the geometric embodiment of an integer count. New 'active postulates' of logic are given to compliment the standard static postulates (axioms). Major details of physics and cosmology are generated from geometric and logical principles. This is a study into ... "Why is there something instead of nothing?" ... that quantifies principles instead of engaging the reader in superficial generalities. A theory of consciousness is also derived ... as well as miscellaneous topics.

This is a speculative analysis of various engineering methods by which ancient structures might have been made and constructed using only the materials present and available to the people then living ... without recourse to "magic" or "alien" intervention. This is not necessarily what 'was' done ... it is what 'might' have been done. [with numerous illustrations of plausible machines and methods]

This work evaluates quantitatively the aspects of interstellar propulsion mechanisms (1st, 2nd laws of thermodynamics) of both reaction engines and an alternate proposed reactionless "impulse" engine. It is proven mathematically impossible to travel to the near stars with any type of Newtonian reaction engine in normal human lifetimes regardless of design and fuel type (fission, fusion, anti-matter). The fundamental reason not considered by engineers or rocket scientists is the unsustainable operating temperature of the engine over long time spans. It also deals with the colonization of the galaxy and possible alien intervention in early human history. 136 pages, many calculations