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#2 - Why Did my Dad Solve This Famous Problem in Physics and Not Someone Else?

David de Hilster talks with his father to answer one of the biggest questions about their work: why did David's father solve one of the biggest problems in physics? They have an answer...

#3 - Light Solved, Finding 3 Other Motions

Robert de Hilster solves one of the most important problems in physics: what is the physicality of light. It is luminic motion. David de Hilster talks about how the other three universal motions came about.

#4 - All Travel at Light Speed: Are they the same particle?

David and Robert de Hilster talk about the fact that all these particles travel at the speed of light. Are they the same particle? Could be the biggest discovery involving the four universal motions in physics.

#5 - Light bends in prisms, is there a second gravity?

David and Robert de Hilster came to the same conclusion from different directions. Is there a second gravity?

#1 - My Dad Didn't Know He Solved One of the Biggest Problems in Physics

David de Hilster interviews his father about they day David discovered that his dad had solved one of the biggest problems in physics.

Dissident Science Trailer

With David de Hilster, your science therapist!

You Are Not a Critical Thinker - How to be one by David de Hilster

Everyone claims to be a critical thinker. Everyone claims that they weigh all the pros and cons. But in reality, no one really does. They convince themselves they are a critical thinkers and then they try to convince others. But you are not a critical thinker. David de Hilster is here to tell you wh…

The Photoelectric and Compton Effects Without Photons

The speaker will perform original derivations, supported by physics' most famous experiments and also supported by his own original experiments. An inner meaning of constants e and h will be explored

The CNPS Book: What Goes in and What Stays Out? with David de Hilster

The working title of the book is "Physics, Cosmology, Philosophy, Mathematatics, & Tectonics". It has three main parts: "Critical Thinking", "Problems with Mainstream Science", and "New Directions and Solutions". We should be able to hand this book to someone and they should understand the major wor…

Imagine a World-Wide Audience: What Would we Say? with David de Hilster

Imagine that we have the entire world's attention. What would we tell the world about critical thinking, the current state of science, and our new findings? Could we be persuasive?