Christopher Sims Williams

Christopher Temple Sims Williams is an engineer, inventor and father.

He writes from his home on the south coast of England. He trained as an electrical engineer at Cambridge University while in the Royal Navy, mainly working at Aircraft Research Establishments, such as Farnborough, on the Harrier jump jet navigation system.

After retirement from the Navy, he then set up a firm called South West Designs inventing products to help disabled children.

He certainly does not profess to be an academic. However, he got himself deeply involved in theoretical physics and mathematics when he set out on a mission to investigate the force of gravity.

Applying his inventive mind, together with the engineering design process - a systematic approach to solving problems - led to the creation of what may one day be known as Temple’s Theory of Gravity