The Universe in a Bathroom

The Universe in a Bathroom – and its universal context.
The ideas presented in this book, *The Universe in a Bathroom*, put into perspective many ‘status quo’ approaches, such as those outlined in Stephen Hawking’s book *The Universe in a Nutshell*.

For whilst Albert Einstein was able to explain “only” 5% of the universe’s energy with his “Special Theory of Relativity”, Albert Bright explains the remaining 95% (according to Wikipedia: approx. 23% “dark matter”: Why do the fast-orbiting planets on the outer edges  not fly out of their orbits and away from the star; B. 72% ‘dark energy’: Why is the universe expanding faster than can be calculated using current astronomy and mathematics). The evidence for the correct interpretation is provided, amongst other things, by his “Perpetuum Mobile” formula, which he developed from, amongst other things, his inventions of the time-space formula, the anti-matter formula and the dynamic multiplier.

The forces of the universe are explained simply, with many illustrative graphics and images, humour and interesting comparisons.

The key breakthroughs are:
A) the discovery of a higher mathematical-astronomical level – and the upgrading of many central aspects (on the basis of which research is still being conducted today) to this higher, stronger, and more plausible level.

B) Many phenomena whose effects are clearly visible today but cannot yet be explained can be deciphered by Albert Bright using his invented formulas and correlations (what you see is what you get – as a formula and/or as a correlation).

A fascinating book – in every sense!