Walter Russell (1871-1963), friend of Nikola Tesla, is a discussed physicist. He poses in theory that the universe is founded according to the principle of unification of the rhythmic balanced exchange, God being the absolute unification. Each pleasing division towards the world such as we know it. It published many books, although few of its assertions were checked by the academics. Its most known book is The Universal One . Walter Russel sent this book to the most respected scientists of his time to ask them to study his theories. Glenn Clark wrote a book relating to it like its work entitled The Man Who Tapped the Secrets off the Universe , ISBN 1879605074.

He would have guessed the Plutonium and other chemical elements thanks to his theories.

Biography

Born in Boston, on May 19th, 1871, Russell finishes its schooling at the eight years age in order to help its family. Because of its interest and its competences in the music, at thirteen years it becomes organist of church. It pays off its entry in Massachusetts Normal School Article Its various work show its talent: writer of art to the Collier' S Magazine , portraitist, author and lecturer, architect (Hêtel of the Artists, West 67th St, New York; Court of Alwyn to the fifty-eighth and seventh avenue; a Gothic studio with respect to the museum of the natural history on the sixty-ten-ninth street), sculptor (busts of Mark Twain, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, etc .).

External bond

• The University off Science and Philosophy