Aethro-dynamics
Steven Rado was born in 1920 in Hungary. In 1939 as a high school graduate he enrolled at the University of Budapest as a physics major. In the same year, forced by Nazi Germany, Hungary declared war on the United States and drafted all Jewish and half Jewish men into army labor camps. Rado escaped and as a deserter went underground, joining the Hungarian Liberation Movement. Surviving World War II, 1945 in the short-lived a democratic Hungary he got married and worked as a journalist and playwrite. His philosophical essays appeared in leading newspapers and magazines. In 1948, under the russian occupation a Communist dictatorship took over the government. Not joining the party cost him his livelihood in every direction. For years he worked for the state in a home-labor group and again joined the underground liberation movement, this time against the Russian occupation. In 1956, during the victorious Hungarian Revolution, without newspapers and radio, he wrote, designed, printed and organized the distribution of 'Liberation Daily' in thousands of silk-screened posters. The revolution won and the Russian army surrendered and disappeared. But on November 4th, 1956, thousands of Russian tanks flooded the country and killed the revolution and the revolutionaries. On the 15th of November, after 25 miles of walking and crawling through the border among the Russian tanks, he lead 35 freedom fighters and families to the free land of Austria. On December 11, Rado, his wife and their seven years old son arrived at Camp Kilmer, New Jersey. In 1962 they became a U.S. citizens. From early studies of history, philosophy and political science, he became convinced that the intellectual liberation of humanity is a direct function of the evolution of science and technology and thus depends on the level of understanding physics. Hence, he spent most of the free moments of his adult life by researching and trying to understand the occult theories of physics, particularly the the general acceptance of Newton's 'action at a distance' and the modern perplexities, postulated by Relativity and Quantum mechanics. The result of the decades of research and thinking is, the book and CD-ROM published in 1995: An alternate solution to the problems of modern physics, 'Aethro-kinematics'. But Steven Rado realized that the book and the CD was only the first volume of a more complete and simpler conceptional comprehension of Nature. Thus, he never quit researching and pondering on a second volume; 'Aethro-dynamics'. This treatise claims to be the final reinstatement of commonsense in physics with the firm conviction that it was able to solve all obscure mysteries of the past centuries. In this respect, Steven Rado's life maybe completed with a revolutionary victory....