Singer"s Theories
Abstract
This paper discusses Oscar Singer's theories in his book Singer's Lock The Revolution in the Understanding of Weather. I mainly recapitulate and condense his theories as well as adding thoughts on his revelations. The essence of the book, and this paper, is the acknowledgement that all the surface pressure systems in the atmosphere are connected in a symmetry and can be shown in a circumferential or radial (or both) relationship. This symmetry exists in both distance and radial relationships. After some initial groundwork and clarification on waves, symmetry, quantum units, and the polar stereographic map, we review several charts from his text displaying this relationship. It becomes obvious that there is a symmetrical relationship throughout the hemisphere for these pressure systems. Since all the surface pressure systems are tied to the upper levels of the atmosphere, we can conclude that this relationship exists in three dimensional also.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Oct 22, 1998
- Accession Number
- ADA356248
Entities
People
- James C. Parsons
Organizations
- Creighton University