2026-10-04 Internet Archive Wayback Machine: rialian.com/rnboyd/ and noosphere.princeton.edu

Run: Step I, first run. Wayback CDX index queried (scripted text API) and archived raw pages fetched; copies saved in research/files/.

Queries / lookups

• Chrome: http://web.archive.org/web/2005/http://www.rialian.com/rnboyd/heisenberg-refute.htm (the URL as printed in the essay's ref 33) -> only two captures, 2022 capture is a 404 page. The URL in the essay is misspelt; the archived page is heisenburg-refute.htm.
• CDX: url=rialian.com/rnboyd/*, status 200, collapsed by URL -> several hundred captures 2001-2008 (Boyd's original site).
• CDX: url=noosphere.princeton.edu/papers/misc/Subquantum.Plenum.doc -> captures 2016-05-01, 2017, 2022 (301), 2023-07-14, 2025-01-09, all with the same content digest DOPG76PI... (unchanged file).

Files saved (research/files/)

Findings

1. Same text as the project document, three copies [web + read]: - The noosphere.princeton.edu .doc (Wayback 2016-05-01) converts to text identical, word for word, to the project's extracted text (_text/Subquantum-Plenum-623ba4.txt); only the page marker differs. The binary files differ (96,256 vs 145,408 bytes), so the project copy is a re-save of the same text, not the same file. - Boyd's own copy on rialian.com, "subquantum-plenum-peer-reviewed.rtf" (Wayback 2007-02-25), differs from the noosphere text only in the title ("The Restoration" for "A Restoration") and one hyperlink field. Boyd's file name calls it "peer-reviewed"; that is his label (his CV says it was submitted to the 9th Space, Time and Gravitation conference, Aug 2006). - So the project document is R. N. Boyd's essay. The "we"/"our proof" passages are Boyd's (he cites his own pages as refs 16 and 33). Co-authorship with Adrian Klein is not shown on the document; later joint papers cite it as "Boyd, The Subquantum Plenum" (Google Scholar note).
2. Ref 33, "Refutation of Heisenburg Uncertainty Regarding Photons" (Wayback 2001-07-20), the inventor's own "proof" [web]: the argument is verbal. Observing "coherent monochromatic light ... I can predict ... Wavelength, Frequency, Phase, Momentum, and Position of the photons, with complete certainty"; position is limited only by emission-timer accuracy (cites a NASA 10-femtosecond timer); momentum is known from frequency. Then: "These arguments fail completely, however, when discussing the subatomic particles, e.g., the electron. For these, the Uncertainty Relation holds." -> In 2001 Boyd's own page says uncertainty holds for electrons; the later essay (2002+) says Dehmelt's trapped electron refutes it for an electron. A change of position by the same author, worth putting in front of the reviewers (claim 5).
3. "LaPlacian Gravitation and Relativity Theory" (Wayback 2006-05-10) repeats the Piggot paragraph word for word, except the threshold reads "exceeding 400,000 statvolts" where the essay has "exceeding 500,000 statvolts". The lineage is given as "La Sage, improved by the Marquie de LaPlace, then by Nikola Tesla, then by Dr. T. J. J. See, and then rediscovered by me" [web]. (T. J. J. See is a new name for the related-work list.)
4. "The Unusual Radiations Produced by Nikola Tesla" (2002) is mostly a long quotation from Vassilatos, "Secrets of Cold War Technology" (stinging shockwaves from abrupt unidirectional DC impulses, magnetic arc interrupter). It confirms that the essay's Tesla material (claim 3) comes from Vassilatos, not from Tesla's own texts [web].
5. "Massfree and Massbound Radiations of Tesla Coils" (2002) is a notice of Paulo and Alexandra Correa's aetherometry monographs (AS2-16 and the Tesla-coil series "Primary massfree electric-and-magnetic waves, secondary massbound capacito-inductive waves...") [web]. Related work (priority 3) on "Tesla coils conduct something other than ordinary current".
6. "Gravitation Affected by High-Voltage E-fields and Subquantum Fluctuations" (2002) is mailing-list commentary: fast-rise high-voltage fields "can curve space dramatically"; uses "symplectic E/M ... with a high dv/dt and a high V"; Rodin (Clifford-Hopf) coils; Heim, Finkelstein, Tony Smith [web]. The same "symplectic E/M" wording as the essay's antenna paragraph.
7. The 1999 Los Alamos antenna/consciousness paper: Boyd's 2002 "conscious-quantum.htm" (fetched to /tmp, not kept) has the same claim, "it has been instrumentally verified that the emotional condition, the intentions and the attentions of the operators of symplectic E/M radio transmission facilities result in instant alterations of the radiation pattern of the antenna", again with no citation [web: web.archive.org/web/20020615223124/http://www.rialian.com:80/rnboyd/conscious-quantum.htm]. Other 2002 pages checked (intention-symmetry.htm, subquantum-qm.htm, 0q-con.htm) do not name it either.

Also in the CDX listing (not opened; for a later run)

abl-congressional-testimony04-26-05.pdf (2006), detection.pdf (2003), gravitational-anisotropy.htm (2003), gravity-strength.htm (2001), gravitation-subquantumflux.htm (2004), dna-phantom.htm (2001), dna-wave.doc (2004), information-in-quantumgenetic-correlations.htm (2004), GarFried06-01.doc (2007, Gariaev/Friedman?), electron_ensembles.pdf (2007), budapest-final.rtf (2007), Superluminal1.pdf / Superluminal2.pdf (2006), superluminal-conformal-forces.htm (2003), dipole-antigravity.htm (2002), maxwell-aether.htm (2002), what-is-aether.htm (2004), aetherometry.htm (2001), chalcedony-rods-results.htm (2002), antigrav.htm (2001).