Bi-verse is the author’s fourth book which explores the outcomes of the correct direction of magnetism.

Theoretical universes come in a menagerie of shapes and clocks.

Our one-verse aka universe could be part of a variety of multi-verses which theoretically result from other independent big bang and quantum events.

These theoretical universes are named parallel, bubble, oscillating, Smolin Fecund, elementary quark, quilted, Brane, cyclic, landscape, quantum, holographic, and ultimate etc. universes. Also, there are amidst the circus, numerical binary universes and some metaphysical antiverses, etc.,  etc.,

Apart from complexity, what the above ?-verses all have in common is that they were all theorized by scientists who were spellbound by the illusion elicited by Oersted’s magnetic compass which conjured  ‘that magnetism encircled its conductor’.

This work begins demonstrating that magnetism rationally flows parallel with its current.
(click on perpendicularitis)

The rational for magnetism could be confined to an ambient energy one-verse or a universe.
The rational for coulomb forces however requires energy to flow from high to low pressure which must come from and go to somewhere. It circulates via a  two-verse, a bi-verse.
(click on exorcising Oersted & Maxwell I)

This work theorizes that the cosmos is/was split into two zones of energy and anti-energy which are bridged by a myriad of isolated mini vortexes or portals. The here-side of a portal is the ‘here-verse’ i.e. our one-verse or universe, and the other side i.e. the inside-out-side is the ‘antiverse’.  All particles in the here-verse are their anti-particles in the antiverse. They are joined at the hip-point.
This work explores the complexities of these vortices

If there was a big bang, it split and shattered the cosmos into pressure zones and anti-pressure vacuum zones. .

This theory speculates that the six physical dimensions of the bi-verse are possibly contained in the greater three dimensions of a sub-space;
therefore a 9D +t cosmos?

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