Stoyan Sarg
Stoyan Sarg (Sargoytchev) is a Bulgarian-born Canadian. He holds an engineering diploma and a PhD in Physics in the field of space research. From 1976 to 1990 he was involved in space projects sponsored by the program Intercosmos coordinated by the former Soviet Union. He participated also in a collaborative project with the European Space Agency. For his pioneering work he was awarded medals from Intercosmos, Russia and Bulgaria. In 1990 he was invited as a visiting scientist by Cornel University and worked at the Arecibo Observatory, P.R. on a Lidar project funded by the NSF (USA). From 1991 he took scientific positions in government institutions and universities in Canada, where he worked on projects coordinated by the Canadian Space Agency. Since 2002 he is with the York University, Toronto, Canada. The accumulated knowledge and experience in different fields of applied physics inspired him to develop his major theoretical work: Basic Structures of Matter – Supergravitation Unified Theory. After the first online publishing in 2001 and archiving in the National Library of Canada in 2002, he published articles in scientific journals and conference proceeding. After publishing his monograph as a book in 2005, he focused on some predictions and published two other books: Field Propulsion by Control of Gravity – Theory and Experiments (2008) and Structural Physics of Nuclear Fusion with BSM-SG Atomic Models (2013). Stoyan Sarg (Sargoytchev) has over 80 scientific publications in English, Russian and Bulgarian languages and a few patents related to space research.
website: www.helical-structures.org