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"Without expending billions, or even millions, or even hundreds of thousands of US taxpayers' dollars, Dr. Mills has apparently completed Einstein's quest for a unified field theory. Dr. Mills' theory is presented in his book, The Grand Unified Theory of Classical Quantum Mechanics (September 1996).

First, the Mills Theory tidies up theoretical physics by stitching together quantum mechanics and relativity. That in itself is a major triumph.

Second, and more important, the Mills Theory explains several major empirical anomalies that have vexed physicists for decades: the sun's energy balance deficit; the dark matter in space phenomena; and mountains of atomic-electron spectral data that is inconsistent with prevailing theory.

Third, the Mills Theory gives rise to the possibility of an inexhaustible energy source based on phenomenology not yet recognized and accepted by the scientific community."

Shelby T. Brewer, former Assistant Secretary of Energy
(top nuclear official in the Reagan Administration)

Shelby Brewer's Full Quote

From the November 11, 1996 Book Review:

The new theory appears to be a realization of Einstein's vision and a fitting closure of the "Quantum Century" that started in 1900 with Max Planck's work on black-body radiation and his subsequent postulate of energy quanta.

A most exciting feature of the Mills theory is, however, that it promises to be a true grand unified theory: Mills applies the orbitsphere concept not only to single and multiple electron atoms and ions, to the hydrogen molecule and the chemical bond, but also to pair production and positronium, and to the weak and strong nuclear forces. Mills proposes that just three basic concepts, i.e., electromagnetism, gravity, and mass/energy, suffice to describe all known phenomena from the dimensions of the atomic nucleus to those of the cosmos.

Mills's new "classical" quantum mechanics is of beautiful conceptual simplicity and fully deterministic without the uncertainties, quantum jumps and probability functions of traditional quantum mechanics, without "spooky action at a distance" [1]. This should be a pure joy for every searching scientist.

Reinhart Engelmann, Professor of Electrical Engineering
Reinhart Engelmann's Full Book Review

Theory Pages by Topic:

1. Inorganic Hydrogen and Hydrogen Polymer Compounds

2. Introduction and General Considerations

3. Relationship Between the Theories of Bohr and Schrödinger with Respect to that of Mills

4. Instability of Excited States.

5. Catalytic Lower-Energy Hydrogen Electronic Transitions

6. A New Atomic Theory Derived from First Principles

7. References

8. Company Slide Presentation

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	First, the Mills Theory tidies up theoretical physics by stitching together quantum mechanics and relativity. That in itself is a major triumph.
	Second, and more important, the Mills Theory explains several major empirical anomalies that have vexed physicists for decades: the sun's energy balance deficit; the dark matter in space phenomena; and mountains of atomic-electron spectral data that is inconsistent with prevailing theory.
	Third, the Mills Theory gives rise to the possibility of an inexhaustible energy source based on phenomenology not yet recognized and accepted by the scientific community."