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Takayoshi Fuchida, co-created the theory that would eventually become known as the Kearny-Fuchida Effect.
History
Takayoshi Fuchida was a professor at Kyoto University, on loan to Stanford University for a five year research assignment. He worked with the team of scientists on the creation of the prototype fusion reactor. Along with Thomas Kearny, he created the theoretical background for the creation of faster-than-light travel.
Death
Fuchida died in 2038 from heart failure as a broken and disgraced man. Like many geniuses, not vindicated and glorified until after his death.
Publications
Takayoshi Fuchida copublished a series of papers with Thomas Kearny:
- 2018 - "What Happened to the Universe When Einstein Wasn't Looking" - published in The Western Alliance Journal of Theoretical Physics
- 2019 - "Einstein's Theories: The Cooked and the Raw"
- 2020 - "Now What?"
- 2021 - "Pan-Dimensionality"
References
- DropShips and JumpShips, pp. 6-7
- The Star League, p. 9