Bl**dy electrical engineers, they never could do the maths.
The thing is, we're very comfortable with these tried and trusted theories, but it's a bit like Newtonian gravity, compared with Einstein's insight into what is really happening.
I know General Relativity only takes us just so far, but this is the point.
Now we're looking at the possibilities of a universe that is a very specific fabric, the ultimate? parts being calculated at ten to the minus sixty-six.
Such a universe may account for the power of its unpacking acceleration and indeed, be its own Missing Mass.
Back to Eric. The cost to him was horrific, with Lithium just about saving his clinically depressed mind. It's strange how in history, people like him have had insights that can't be accounted for - gut feelings - and when they're long gone, proved right. No math, just feelings. I for one wouldn't be surprised if gyros are a tiny beacon pointing towards a very different theory of everything.