1977: I read Isaac Asimov's "The Collapsing Universe" The story of Black Holes. This book described how stars can become so large that gravity would collapse them into black holes. I came up with an alternate idea!

1979: Learned about Relativity in my High School Physics class. I immediately stood up and explained how it was wrong. My instructor challenged me to prove it. I later proved that Relativity is illogical. [Physics uses Basic Units. Basic Units are defined as constant. Time is a Basic Unit. Length is a Basic Unit. Mass is a Basic Unit. Velocity is derived and defined from Length and Time. Relativity defines Time to be a function of Velocity. Relativity defines Length to be a function of Velocity. Relativity defines Mass to be a function of Velocity. This is both a circular definition and can be formed into a reducto ad absurdum argument.]

1979: Graduated from High School.

About 1979: Read Relativity The Special and General Theory, by Albert Einstein. I realized there was geometrical trick in the equations but could night quite figure it out. I thought about it constantly.

About 1979: Started modeling 3 dimensional spherical waves of electric, magnetic, and gravitational waves.

1979: Started a subscription to Fusion, The Frontier of Science and Energy. This was a very right-wing magazine. I am conservative, Republican, but do not adhere to the extreme right-wing views expressed in it. I just wanted to learn more about fusion because I thought I could help solve the fusion problem.

1980: Started college at the University of Minnesota, Institute of Technology.

March 23, 1981: I had the key insight that geometrically explained the difference between the Einstein's Special Theory of Relativity and what became the Speed-of-Light Definition of Time. It literally was like a light bulb going off!

About 1982: I read The Art of Scientific Investigation by W.I.B. Beveridge, and Philosophy and the New Physics by Jonathan Powers. These two books gave me key insights into how relativity and how new physics is created.

1984: Started to use Apple Macintosh computers for creating my text and graphics.

1985: Published What is time? (out of print)

1980's: Worked on my Grand Unification Theory, The Ball-of-Light Particle Model and my nuclear fusion reactor designs.

1987: Started submitting journal papers to Physical Review. All submissions were rejected.

1995: Published The solution to the question, "What is time?"

1997: Started www.grandunification.com.

8/31/1998: My first 3-hour interview with the famous radio talk-show host, Art Bell.

Summer 1999: Developed a new way to predict solar activity and earthquake risk.

11/1999: Sent in a preliminary patent application for my new type of nuclear fusion reactor.

11/16/1999: My second 3-hour interview with Art Bell.

Fall 2000: Submitted my the completed patent application for my fusion reactor.

2001: Almost 100 percent of the approximately 21,436 people who died from earthquakes in 2001, died during my Earthquake Watches.