Structural Physics of Nuclear Fusion: With BSM-SG Atomic Models
Dr. Stoyan Sarg – Sargoytchev, a Bulgarian-born Canadian, holds an engineering diploma and a PhD in Physics. From 1976 to 1990, he worked on space projects coordinated by the program Intercosmos, established by the former Soviet Union in collaboration with European countries. He was a scientist at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences and developed scientific apparatuses for satellites and geophysical rockets. For his pioneering work he was awarded with medals by Intercosmos, Bulgaria and Russia. From 1990, he was a visiting scientist at Cornell University for two years, working on a project of the National Science Foundation at Arecibo Observatory, PR. At the end of 1991 he immigrated to Canada where he continued to work on space research projects with different institutions: the University of Western Ontario, the Institute for Space and Terrestrial Research, the Center for Earth and Terrestrial Technology, and currently with York University. With his 35 years of interdisciplinary work at different scientific institutions, he gathered experience in different fields of physics and technology. Paying particular attention to fringe science, he focused on some unsolved problems in physics. He investigated the history of physics and scientific publications from different fields, and arrived at an original idea about the relation between matter, space, time and gravitation. As a result, Dr. Sarg developed a treatise, called “Basic Structures of Matter - Supergravitation Unified Theory” (BSM-SG), based on a concept of the physical vacuum that had not yet been investigated. The treatise offers a new approach for physical understanding leading to useful practical considerations in different fields. A review of his monograph was published in the journal Physics in Canada v. 62, No. 4, 206-207, (2006). Related articles were published in a peer-reviewed journal Physics Essays, conference proceedings, physical archives and books. Dr. Sarg has over 70 scientific publications, popular papers online, four US patents and four books. Since 2012, Dr. Stoyan Sarg is a member of the Board of Distinguished scientific advisers of the World Institute for Scientific Exploration. One of the BSM-SG predictions is concerned with a new mechanism of field propulsion, and is described in one of the author’s books. The combination of field propulsion with the possibility of non-localized energy has the potential for a new opportunity for interplanetary space travels.