
Search Google for "George E. Hammond". Nothing pertaining to this specific George E. Hammond results. For someone who proposes The scientific proof of God, he certainly hasn't received his kudos or his recognition by the scientific community. 
Search Google for "The Scientific Proof Of God". The same site comes up in the results, as well as the same site on a different host. Anything else that pertains to this exact topic is either in the form of a religious-based site that proudly exalts the triumph of a scientific proof of God, and a couple of science-related forums that tend to question and ridicule the site.
None of which disproves the proof itself, of course. I'd address the proof, but I had an incredible amount of trouble discerning exactly what the hell it was saying, much less trouble figuring out what it actually had to do with God, or how it is to be considered "proof".
The shocking thing, I think, is that universities do not study this proof, or attempt to test it. For as much as it is presented as a scientific proof, with a numerous amount of references to stuff based in science, it simply doesn't even seem to be acknowledged by any scientific community, much less addressed. 
My favorite quote from researching this man and his "proof" with Google:
Quote: George Hammond has been hanging out in physics newsgroups for about three years, I think.
He's generally treated with scorn and derision (which is a bit disturbing because he has at times indicated that he's had treatment for mental illness).
Check out this link where he compares himself to Mendel, and draw your own conclusions
I've added the link to the quote from one of the discussions that I found about it, and I will also do this community one better by providing his own comparison of himself to Mendel, which is hosted on the same website as his proof is. 
Quote: Subject: Comparing George Hammond to Gregor Mendel Date: Sat, 15 Jun 2002 22:21:47 GMT From: George Hammond <ghammond@attbi.com> Organization: AT&T Broadband Newsgroups: sci.physics.relativity, sci.physics, sci.skeptic
[Hammond]
Gregor Mendel is famous for being the first to discover if 2 genetic types A and B mate they will produce progeny in the ratio AA +2AB + BB. IOW, if a black rabbit and a white rabbit have a family of 4 rabbits, one will be white, one black, and 2 will be grey, statistically. This is known today as the basic "law of genetics", and is a simple result of mathematical probability acting on genes.
Interestingly, this famous discovery was published by Gregor Mendel and it was totally ignored by science until 40 years after his death... an account of the situation is given below:
Gregor Mendel, the "Father of Genetics" was born in 1822 to a relatively poor peasant family. As an adult he entered the Augustinian monastery in Brunn. He also went to study science and mathematics at the University of Vienna but failed his exams to receive a degree. He later returned to the monastery where he became an abbot and spent the rest of his life. At the monastery, he started investigations of heredity of plants at the monastery's experimental garden. In 1866 he published his work but it didn't take affect in the science field until 1900, years after his death, when it was "rediscovered" by European scientists. Mendel's paper, was written in German and published in, the Proceedings of the Natural History Society of Br?nn. 115 copies of the journal are known to have been distributed (Olby, p. 103), and one even found its way into the library of Charles Darwin. We know that Darwin did not read Mendel's paper (the pages were uncut at the time of Darwin's death), though he apparently did read other articles in the issue. Like Darwin, most of the journal's recipients seem to have been uninfluenced by Mendel's paper. Gregor Mendel died in Brunn on January 6, 1884.
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[Hammond] It is said that history repeats itself, and the question of whether Hammond's discovery of a "scientific proof of God" is in fact another "Mendel incident", seems to be a real issue, to wit:
1. Hammond, like Mendel, comes from low class peasant origins.
2. Hammond, like Mendel, is also highly persuaded of the practical necessity of Religion.
3. Hammond, like Mendel, studied science and failed to take a PhD
4. Hammond, like Mendel, spent many years in isolation, not in a monastery, but homeless shelters, flop houses etc., studying an obscure subject (Psychometry).
5. Hammond, like Mendel, has made a "historic scientific discovery", a discovery entirely unanticipated by the scientific establishment.
6. Hammond, like Mendel, is ignored by scientific authorities, and has only published one paper in an obscure journal.
7. Mendel spent the remainder of his life bickering with the Church over religious matters, and died an embittered man. Hammond likewise spends most of his time bickering with scientific hecklers on the Internet science newsgroups, (not available to Mendel).
So.. the question is, is it possible that the discovery of the worlds first true "scientific proof of God" is slated to run the same gauntlet as the discovery of the law of genetics.. another "Mendel incident"? And just how close is the similarity between Mendel and Hammond?

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