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By Nikolai Rudakov (1981)
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Description:
"In his book, Fiction Stranger Than Truth, Nikolai Rudakov wrote that the special theory’s concept of length contraction is based on the Mendelssohnian concept that an observer should not take into account the time that it takes for a beam of light to travel through space. "This excellent study of the metaphysical labyrinth of relativity was the first revelation to this author [Harold Aspden] that his (my) non-mathematical book ‚Modern Aether Science‘ was, in 1973, branded by a reviewer as the work of a crackpot.
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By Bryan G. Wallace
Journal of Theoretics
Introduction
A 1986 Harris poll found that about 70 percent of the responding adult Americans described themselves as interested in science and technology, and they said their understanding of the subject was very good or adequate. [153] The word scientist entered the English language in 1840, and few individuals earned a living doing research, with most of the investigations carried out by gentlemen of wealth and leisure.
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By Victor de Botton – January 2012
Introduction
The present dissertation makes use of mathematics to supply alternative unified quantitative solutions all compatible between them. The first step is a correction of an existing vector equation. The next step is a geometric time definition to create a comprehensive geometric system independent on any assumed time variable defined externally from geometry. A geometric centre-spherical gravity equation is further developed from existing mathematic equations and is implemented to solve problems evolving from experimentally seemingly incompatible to one another results and to supply explanations to each, making use of purely mathematic parameters: length and geometric time.
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Hiermit nehme ich Bezug auf folgenden Beitrag vom 24. Februar 2012 in diesem Blog:
Zwillingsparadoxon für Studenten
Hierin ist am Schluß der Seite STUDENTS OF OR USERS OF SPECIAL RELATIVITY
nachstehender wichtiger Text von der NPA ergänzr worden:
Science Revolutions: J. T. Wilson, a geologist involved in the shift to continental drift and a student of the history of science, wrote the following about revolutions in science, "In each case the great event marking the revolution revealed contradictions and introduced problems which the old system could not resolve, leading to a period of confusion.
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by Prof. Konrad Rudnicki (Editor)
Description
Based on papers originally presented at an international conference on Redshifts and gravitation in a relativistic universe, held Sept. 17-20, 1999, Cesena, Italy, this book features essays by Prof. Andre K. T. Assis, Henrik Broberg, Dr. Franco Selleri, Dr. Tom Van Flandern, Dr. Halton C. Arp, Bernard R. Bligh and others.
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By Steven Bryant
Website: www.RelativityChallenge.com
The Twin Paradox is one of the most well known and debated paradoxes associated with Relativity theory. Opponents challenge Relativity theory on the grounds that the Twin Paradox reveals an underlying flaw in the theory. Such opponents feel that the existence of a paradox, in and of itself, is sufficient to disqualify the theory.
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By Janusz D. Laski, Kraków, POLAND
In vector calculus the addition of two vectors means no more than the addition of their components. According to Special Relativity Theory (SRT) the addition of two velocities signifies more than that. Apart from adding the components we have to divide their sum by a coefficient 1 + (v/c)(u/c), which presence indicates that the velocity is not a vector in SRT. If the velocities in SRT were vectors they should be added up as vectors. The ratio of velocities v/c should not be considered as the hyperbolic tangent of an angel. The coefficient mentioned above appeared as the result of the baseless introduction of hyperbolic functions to the SRT formulae.
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By Robert F. Beck, February 2012
This paper examines the extent to which an interpretation of Einstein’s relativity suggested in The Special Theory of Reality might provide clearer answers in areas such as gravity, quantum mechanics, string theory and particle physics generally. The extent to which the simple concepts of rings of tiny particles and rings of such particles becoming spirals suggest explanations and solutions in the area of particle physics specifically is explored and explanations suggested for all four fundamental forces. Most significantly, a description and unrealized properties of the Higgs boson are presented, and explanations are suggested for the very nature of quantum mechanics and string theory in the context of what is suggested as the true meaning of relativity. An explanation for the significance of specific frequencies in new energy and health technologies is also suggested.
Key words: relativity, mass, particle physics, quantum mechanics, string theory, Higgs boson
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In 2005 the International Centre for Theoretical Physics (ICTP) in Trieste, Italy, established its Abdus Salam electronic open archive, ostensibly for the free dissemination of scientific papers, the URL of which is http://www.ictp.it/
It turns out that this is a lie. The ICTP actually censors papers submitted to it for posting on its archive. It does not matter if the papers have been published in peer-reviewed international scientific journals or not.
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By Dr. H. H. Lindner
Key words: atomism, ether, gravity, inertia, Mach’s principle, principle of equivalence, Relativity, space, strong force, transverse Doppler shift
Abstract
Relativity and Quantum Theory were designed to limit physics to describing the observer’s observations and measurements. They assumed that space is nothing, a void with no physical qualities. However, the evidence indicates that “empty” space is a substance, and as such may be the causal nexus of all fundamental physical phenomena. Physics can be reconstructed upon a theory of the nature of Cosmic space and its role in all phenomena.
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