User:JimJast

I'm a sculptor who by a strange twist of fate consisting of proving mathematically that the universe is not expanding, which by extension implies that the Big Bang has never happened and the universe is eternal (as assumed before me by astronomer Carl Sagan), got involved in math and physics of gravitation, in which I'm presently doing my PhD work at the Institute of Physics of University of Warsaw, Poland, which prevents me from persuing my other interests as the mentioned sculpting and making electronic gadgets, which is my other profession (electronic engineering in which I have MS degree from Warsaw Politechnic), and software engineering in which I had been working for about 30 years creating real time software for CNC systems for controlling milling machines and before that street traffic control systems for cities Poenix, AZ, Tucson, AZ, Colorado Springs, CO, and some others. My most difficult project designed singlehandely was hardware and software for a machine reading "on the fly" and compering with expected numbers, the numbers of lotery tickets printed at speed 12'/s on an over 4' wide paper sheets for some lotery in Providence, RI. The most interesting project designed singlehandely was one of the first worldwide alphanumerical displays, which likes of, are now used with every computer but then were considered good for nothing since "what good for is a computer without printed output?" as was standard complaint of prospective investors in the project after they had seen a working model of it connected to the Warsaw University computer. As a result the device was not even patented to save the government about $1k in patent costs.