Appendix A: Supplemental Material
(Supp #1) The use of seven dimensional space by professionals in describing recent cosmic background radiation data from the "Boomerang" and "Maxima" balloon experiments.
(Supp #2) Ernst Mach and the finite universe ...a simple experiment confirming a finite reality!
(Supp #3) Evidence that our universe exists as a counterintuitive Geometric Hypersphere.
(Supp #4) Table of the precession of the orbits of the planets of the solar system as predicted by General Relativity.
(Supp #5) Transcript of exchange with Dr. RN Kiehn of the University of Houston. Dr. Kiehn worked at Los Alamos for many years and was a member of the team which invented the Hydrogen Bomb. He is also a pioneer expert on Topology.
(Supp #6) Evaluation of recent Cosmic Background Radiation experiments, (recently reinforced) confirming that the data may indicate a marginally closed General Relativity universe, with a mass about 10% above what would be observed in a truly "flat" universe.
(Supp #7) Indications from experimental data that the "Dark Matter" may be unseen atomic particles- even anti-atoms, in a parallel universe.
(Supp #8) Note from Dr. Ned Wright; Vice Chairman of the Department of Astronomy at UCLA confirming that the authors initial interpretation of the data from the "Boomerang" experiment as indicating a marginally closed universe was quite possibly correct.
(Supp #9) Note the last paragraph! The theoretical basis for microscopic singularity at the sub-microscopic antipode of the 7-D universe.
(Supp #10) The holographic, CD-ROM, eternal quality of a (7-D) General Relativity Universe.
(Supp #11) Note from Dr. David Crawford at the Department of Physics of the University of Sydney, Australia, confirming the theoretical basis for his alternative concept paper. The author's response is found on this site.
(Supp #12) Discovery of a mathematical basis for dual space, and higher spatial configurations of reality; i.e. the 7-D concept.
(Supp #13) Topological changes at relativistic velocities cause changes in the reality of the observer; (quantized, fuzzy topologies).
(Supp #14) Microscopic Singularity (Gravitational Scalar) as the source of the missing matter of the cosmos.
(Supp #15) A carefully written discussion of dimensionality which introduces the concept that the universe may exist in more than 4 dimensions. The contents directly derive from the work and correspondance of Kaluza and Albert Einstein early in the 20th century.
(Supp #16) Article in "Unisci News" describing recent scientific work indicating the possibility of parallel universes in a variety of configurations.
(Supp #17) Well written background information on "Entropy and the Laws of Thermodynamics" by Dr. Joel de Rosnay, pioneer researcher in the field of entropy.
(Supp #18) Exchange between Samuel A. (Sam) Cox and Robert (Rob) Boylan which gives additional insight as to how the counterintuitive "Geometric Universe" is found to be a viable alternative to Newtonian Mechanics.
(Supp #19) Brief semi-technical description of S7, the 7-sphere. For additional technical information and sources, the author may be contacted.
(Supp #20) Preprint information from the GR postings on the work of Kalusa, casting doubt on the credibility of his assertion that an additional spatial dimension could actually unify two of the fundamental forces of nature; with comments by the author.
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