Beckwith Electric Research
by Bob Beckwith, CEO
Originally printed in June 2000.
We have recently established BECKWITH ELECTRIC RESEARCH (BER) as a wholly-owned,
not-for-profit division of Beckwith Electric Company for work at the forefront
of present-day engineering and physics and beyond. As an example of this
effort, Drew Craig and I have applied principles of engineering to explain
the transmutation of nitrogen 14 into carbon 14. Our model postulates
that the difference between a proton and a neutron is the energy level
and not a difference in an electron. By adding energy to one proton in
the nucleus, we believe N14 can be transmuted into C14. We go on to show
that many years later, C14 will decay into N14 and not into C12 as some
authors believe. A small difference in our calculated overall energy balance
may be explained by a burst of neutrinos emitted as the C14 atoms decay.
We point out the possibility that C14 is continually being produced by
lightning which furnishes the energy for the N14 to C14 transmutation.
For a copy of our paper, please fill out
the form completely and click submit. If you prefer postal mail, print
out and mail the information to: Beckwith Electric Company, BER Div.,
6190-118th Avenue North, Largo, FL 33773-3724, U.S.A.
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Keeping Current is an editorial column by Bob Beckwith,
CEO of Beckwith Electric Co, Inc. Reproduction of the whole
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