John E. Brandenburg

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John E. Brandenburg (* 1953 in Rochester , Minnesota ) is an American plasma physicist and author of para-scientific and science fiction books.

Life

Brandenburg grew up in Medford , Oregon . He studied physics at Southern Oregon University in Ashland , Oregon, where he received a Bachelor of Arts . He received a Masters of Science in Applied Science and a Ph.D. from the University of California at Davis. in theoretical plasma physics at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory with the dissertation A Theoretical Model of a Reversed Field Ion Layer Made of Monoenergetic Ions . During his scientific career he worked at Sandia National Laboratories , Research Support Instruments , The Aerospace Corporation and the Florida Space Institute, among others . Brandenburg currently works for Orbital Technologies in Madison , Wisconsin .

In the course of the Apollo missions , he began to be interested in space travel and science fiction. His non-fiction book, Dead Mars, Dying Earth , co-authored with Monica Rix Paxson, has been translated into several languages ​​and received the silver medal of the Benjamin Franklin Awards in the science and environment category. Under the pseudonym Victor Norgarde , he published two science fiction novels, Asteroid 20-2012 Sepulveda and Morningstar Pass, The Collapse of the UFO Coverup .

Fonts (selection)

Non-fiction
  • with Vincent DiPietro, Gregory Molenaar: Unusual Mars Surface Features. 1988.
  • with Monica Rix Paxson: Dead Mars, Dying Earth. Element Books, Shaftesbury (UK) 1999.
  • Life and Death on Mars. The New Mars Synthesis. 2011.
  • Beyond Einstein's Unified Field. 2011.
  • Death on Mars. The Discovery of a Planetary Nuclear Massacre. 2015.
Novels
  • Asteroid 20-2012 Sepulveda.
  • Morningstar Pass. The Collapse of the UFO Coverup.

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