Jerome Drexler

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Jerome Drexler, inventor of the LaserCard optical memory card, worked at Bell Labs, was a research professor in physics at NJIT, and chief scientist of LaserCard Corp. Drexler is the author of four books on his discovery of the nature of dark matter, dark energy and "dark matter cosmology" of the universe.

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Drexler’s Relativistic-Proton Dark Matter: Roles of Harvard, U of Chicago

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UC Santa Cruz’s Cold Dark Matter WIMPs Punched by University of Chicago’s CHAMPs

Recently, the University of Chicago's Department of Astronomy and Astrophysics, published a scientific paper online entitled, 'Reopening The Window On Charged Dark Matter.'

PAMELA Satellite Detects Relativistic-Proton Dark Matter Stragglers

In the 14th century, an English logician, William of Ockham, devised the principle now called Occam's or Ockham's razor logic.

Bell Labs-Trained Silicon Valley Scientist Precisely Identifies Dark Matter

The titles of his five publications give further insight into dark matter's many relationships and the breadth of Drexler's discoveries in dark matter-based cosmology.

New Dark Matter Book, ‘Discovering Postmodern Cosmology,’ Solves Mysteries

The 594-page, April 2008, hardcover book, 'Cosmology,' was written as a graduate textbook for mainstream cosmology and as a reference book.

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