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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Nobel Prizes for Dark Matter, Big Bang, Inflation, UHECR, Accelerating Universe

Cosmic Enigmas are plausibly solved/explained in the new book, 'Discovering Postmodern Cosmology'.

NASA To Probe Dark Matter Web for UV, Drexler: UV = Cosmology Revolution

inventor-scientist Jerome Drexler predicts that dark matter is a source of synchrotron radiation.

27 Highest Energy Cosmic Rays, Fired From Nearby Galaxy, Strike Earth

The deflection-from-orbit theory of UHECR emission, posited by Drexler above and in Chapter 47 of his May 2006 book, can be applied to the Auger collaboration discovery.

Nobel Laureate Queries Point To Postmodern Dark Matter Theory, Big Bang

'How inflation happened a split second after the Big Bang.' 'Identify the exact sources of these cosmic rays and how they accelerate particles.'

4Year-Old Postmodern Cosmology Challenges 20-Year Mainstream Cosmology

Postmodern cosmology is celebrating its fourth anniversary with the publishing of its Big Bang cosmology theory in a book entitled 'How Dark Matter Created Dark Energy and the Sun'.

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