Astrotometry is a rigorous study of the physical universe by John Thomas Bryant.
Technically, Astrotometry is a study of relationships among space, time, energy, mass, and physical motion. Extending and qualifying Special Relativity with a more comprehensive treatment of reference frames, Astrotometry bridges the microcosmic and the macrocosmic by modeling the energy-mass relationship as standing node-patterns within a common carrier.
The Common Medium Carrier Hypothesis and proposed paradigm shifts provide a more solid foundation for Quantum Mechanics and expose a vital need for reform on critical worldly matters.
Newly discovered celestial correlations demonstrate Astrotometry's more thorough comprehension of physical manifestation and behavior.
In practicum, Astrotometry was used to forecast the largest earthquakes in recent years.
Focus of the work changed accordingly when Fukushima demonstrated the threat posed by multi-century class earthquakes and nuclear ignorance.