TO: Dr. Emily L. Nurse, Head of Net Zero at the Climate Change Committee (January 2024) of the UK. Formerly UCL Department of Physics and Astronomy. University College London, Gower Street, London
FM: Bruce E. Camber
RE: Your work in ArXiv, plus all your homepages. i.e. at University College and the Royal Society: Research Fellow. We were particularly pleased to have your permission to use your Talks:Electroweak physics at the Tevatron, University College London and Liverpool University Seminar (April 2005); Exploring the World of the Small, Manchester University A-level Masterclass (April 2005); CDEAR project, TeV4-LHC Workshop, Fermilab (October 2005); W mass and width at CDF, University of Manchester Semina (March 2006); W boson Mass and Width Measurements at the Tevatron,” Moriond QCD, La Thuile, (March 2007); and W properties at CDF, European Physical Society Conference on High Energy Physics (July 2007). Most recently, I especially enjoyed the insights your father had about you!
References on this website:
1. https://81018.com/structure/#ELN April 30, 2018
2. https://81018.com/atoms/ April 25, 2019
3. https://81018.com/83-66/ (Originally posted in December 2014)
Fifth email: 23 September 2025
Dear Dr. Emily L. Nurse:
Time has a way of washing our memories especially when over 78 years of age. Yet, what began in a high school went on long enough, that this summer I attended my first academic conference in 45 years — PASCOS in Durham — https://81018.com/pascos/ — in your backyard in the north! And, I see you are now championing Net Zero for the official United Kingdom’s Climate Change Committee. UCL will miss you! If you’ll take a look at that PASCOS abstract, you’ll know that I have continued to make idiosyncratic guesses about the first second of the universe and there I have discovered or uncovered eight original ideas. Over the years I have written to many others among our world’s great thinkers and the feedback has been limited. This year, AI machines have given me encouraging feedback. Even Google AI learned enough to lighten up and give us room to breathe.
I’ve been over our page about your work and fixed a number of broken links. If you would like me to add, substract or delete anything, please just say the word!
Thank you.
Sincerely,
Bruce
Fourth email: 26 April 2019 8:42 AM
Dear Dr. Emily L. Nurse:
It would be a privilege to have access to your April 2005 talk, Unanswered Questions in Particle Physics from your University College, London, Work Experience Talks.
We have so little depth of knowledge, we need all the help we can get. It appears that we indeed took a short cut in 2011 (and we have such a long way to go to get a proper foundation and footings), we have to reach out to those who have that core knowledge. Our simple insights seem to have credibility; however, life would be easier if we knew how to disprove them. These are:
1. It all starts with the sphere (also goes by plancksphere and quantum foam and …) and continues with sphere stacking.
2. Sphere stacking opens the first doubling function and basic Euclidean geometries and eventually quantum indeterminacy. Other doubling functions emerge.
3. Space, time, mass and charge are all manifestations of light and each is an expression or face of the sphere. All time appears to be now.
4. Doublings continue. There is a natural thrust and 202 doublings to this moment in time. That outline of the universe includes all time and everything, everywhere.
That’s radical enough. Can each statement be proven? We don’t know. I recently appealed to Emeritus Prof. Dr. Michael James Duff over at your Imperial College London. I hope he is a champion of your work!
So now here are our two new places with references to you and your work:
If you want us to add, delete, or change anything, of course, we will respect your wishes and give any change the highest priority. Thank you.
Most sincerely,
Bruce
Third email: 22 April 2019 10:22 PM
Dear Dr. Emily L. Nurse:
It’s been several years since writing to you; yet, I think you might be pleased to see your Structure of Atoms chart on the homepage today: https://81018.com/atoms/
I’ll be creating a page to reference key parts of your research; I’ll send that link when it goes up!
Best wishes,
Bruce
Second email: Nov 2, 2015, 7:07 PM
Dear Dr. Emily Laura Nurse:
We are still using that one image from your PPT, “Particle Physics” and we thank you: https://81018.com/83-66/
We are having a little trouble being taken seriously (being high school people), yet if there is anybody who has helpful advice, we are all ears.
You’ll see how our innocent and simple beginnings using base-2 exponential notation from the base Planck units have led to some very controversial concepts.
Have you any advice for us? Thank you.
-Bruce
PS. A general overview of our work is here: https://81018.com/smallscale/
First email: Nov 26, 2014, 12:26 PM
Dear Dr. Emily Laura Nurse:
We are a high school geometry class on a huge mission to establish the continuum from the Planck Length to the Observable Universe. It sounds more daunting than it is. There are only a total of 202 exponential notations; and while out on the web, we found your helpful work, “The Structure of Atoms” within your PowerPoint presentation, “Exploring the World of the Small,” which we found here: http://www.hep.ucl.ac.uk/~nurse/content/talks/
May we have your permission to use it with proper attribution? You can see our first draft of that page and how it will look here: https://81018.com/83-66/
It will be linked from two pages; one is here: https://81018.com/universe-table/
Currently, only the link from the electron at notation 69 is currently active. We call that page our Universe Table.
Also, as of this writing, you are the only person who will receive this link.
We began our effort back in 2011 when we went searching inside the tetrahedron, found the octahedron and did the regression back to the area of the Planck Length. It’s been quite an adventure.
The first chart we created for the discussion was called “Big Board – little universe.” https://81018.com/big-board/
On the page with your chart, “The Structure of Atoms,” please notice there is an attribution: “This PPT chart is from a presentation that Prof. Dr. Emily L. Nurse gave as a Masterclass in Manchester University back in 2005. Prof. Dr. Nurse is affiliated with University College London, Fermilab in Chicago, and CERN Laboratories, Atlas Project, in Geneva.” If you would like, we will be glad to link those words to any page about your work which you specify.
If you would rather we do not use this work, we will remove it post haste.
Thank you.
Most sincerely,
Bruce Camber, teacher
New Orleans, Boston
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