New Inspiration of Light Pressure reexamines the forgotten experimental and philosophical foundations of radiation pressure-from Crookes's radiometer to Einstein's reflections on light momentum.
Building on these historical insights, the book introduces the principle of forcepower equivalence, revealing a deeper connection between energy flow and mechanical action.

Through clear reasoning and symbolic clarity, it presents light not merely as illumination, but as an arrow of light-a directed stream of power that shapes time, motion, and matter.
In this unified view, the transmission of light becomes a paradigm for understanding how force and power are inherently coupled, bridging classical mechanics and modern field theory.

This work invites readers to rediscover the physical and philosophical meaning of radiation pressure, offering a new foundation for thinking about the energetic structure of reality.