Bob, you know how Ben Rich of Skunkworks reportedly said that “We know how to travel to the stars. We found an error in the equations and it won’t take a lifetime to do it.”

Well guess who has found (and fixed) many errors in the equations? Miles Mathis. Here is an example of him fixing the equation for Nuclear Magnetic Resonance, which he was able to do partly on the basis of other equations he fixed: http://milesmathis.com/nmr.pdf

He posted an e-mail exchange with a scientist who works on NMR in industry and sought out his advice because he was finding things that "legacy science" couldn't explain. After following his advice, he wrote: "Beta particles generated in this experiment are very energetic ... which gave me problems containing them in a disk of that radius because it required a static magnetic field over [redacted] Gauss for circular confinement, which I was not prepared to generate."

Boyd Bushman talks about neodymium magnets. They're the strongest permanent magnets, right? Can legacy science really explain why their magnetism is so strong? No. But Miles can. See page 13 of this document: http://milesmathis.com/per4.pdf