von Hartwig Thim
Three Major Inconsistencies of the Lorentz Transformations
Hartwig Thim
Vortrag vom 09.07.2011 bei der 18. Internationalen Konferenz der Natural Philosophy Alliance, College Park, Maryland, USA
Abstract:
The Lorentz Transformation equations are suffering from at least three major inconsistencies. These are: 1) a logic error appears in Einstein’s light speed postulate, 2) the LTs are intransitive and 3) they yield the experimentally refuted transverse Doppler Shift.
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Robert L. Henderson
The Return of Common Sense: The Demise of Relativity
Common Sense Press, 1992 – Amazon
Description
It is the writer’s contention that the concepts of relativity have been an impediment to the rational progress of science for the last hundred years. Although it has always been assumed that the scientific process was based on sound, verified facts, systematically accumulated and woven into a tapestry of rational, understandable knowledge, such has not been the case since the inception of relativity. Den ganzen Beitrag lesen »
von John-Erik Persson
Illusions and Reality in Relativity
John-Erik Persson
Vortrag vom 09.07.2011 bei der 18. Internationalen Konferenz der Natural Philosophy Alliance, College Park, Maryland, USA
Abstract:
The interpretations of phenomena behind the theory of relativity are discussed and analyzed. Theories different from those founding the theory of relativity are presented. It is demonstrated that classical concepts can explain most observations. It is therefore concluded that the exotic and absurd theory of relativity is not necessary. Instead of Einstein’s theory we need to include the concept of ether.
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by Robert L. Henderson
Einstein and The-Emperor’s-New-Clothes Syndrome: The Expose of a Charlatan
Robert L. Henderson
BookSurge Publishing, 2007
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Description
The purpose of this book is to explain how, through a strange set of circumstances, Albert Einstein became hailed as both the greatest scientist of all time and the greatest man of the 20th century.
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von Peter Marquardt
A Distant View of Physics
Vortrag vom 09.07.2011 von Peter Marquardt bei der 18. Internationalen Konferenz der Natural Philosophy Alliance, College Park, Maryland, USA.
Abstract: Some cult theories of physics suffer from anthropocentric views. Dogmatizing the observer’s role, his impressions or influence opens the door to questionable conclusions, like giving a transformation the status of a natural law, relying on "predictive powers" of light and tying its velocity to the observer, formulating the "uncertainty principle" or taking for granted that the universe is finite and started with a Big Bang. It’s an irony of 20th century physics that Einstein was rejected where he was halfway right (his objection to Copenhagen quantum theory) and was accepted where he was definitely wrong (his relativity theories and his naive one-photon interpretation of the photoelectric effect).
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von Glenn Borchardt
Einstein’s Most Important Philosophical Error
Glenn Borchardt
Vortrag vom 09.07.2011 bei der 18. Internationalen Konferenz der Natural Philosophy Alliance, College Park, Maryland, USA
Abstract: A single philosophical error on Einstein’s part has retarded physics and cosmology for over a century. The error is simply this: the objectification of motion. Classical mechanics assumed that the universe presents us with two fundamental phenomena: matter and the motion of matter. Matter exists; motion occurs. Matter, that is, anything in existence, has xyz dimensions and location. Motion is not "part" of the universe; it is what those parts do.
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von Azzam K. I. AlMosallami
In The General Science Journal – 12.06.2007
Abstract
In this paper we derived the relativistic quantized force, where the force is given as a function of frequency[1]. Relativistic momentum is defined as a function of frequency equivalent to the energy and time of a body, then the quantized force is given as the first derivative of momentum with respect to time. Subsequently, we introduce in section one, a relativistic quantization of Newton’s second law, and the relativistic quantized inertial force in section two. This is followed by the relativistic quantized gravitational force and quantized gravitational time dilation.
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von Fritz K. Preikschat
A critical look at the theory of relativity
Fritz F. Preikschat
Bellevue, Washington, 1976
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Widmung vom Autor: "This is dedicated to all scientists who have kept an open mind about the Theory of Relativity and, in particular, to those named below and 111 others on record who have contributed to the didactic exchange during the early formative years, many of whom are only with us in memory."
Fazit vom Autor: "To conclude with a quotation of Dr. Walther Rauschenberger[2]: The acceptance of the TR. will go down in history as one of the most remarkable errors of the human mind."
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von Harold Aspden
Physics without Einstein
Harold Aspden
Sabberton Publications (1969)
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Description
Relativity is presently on trial. If Einstein’s theory cannot be sustained there is no reco-gnized alternative. This book provides not only an alternative, but a comprehensive unification of all physics. It is based upon a straightforward confrontation with the anomalies in accepted electromagnetic theory.
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Speed/velocity addition in Einstein’s relativity and the Principles of Logic
Roger J. Anderton in The General Science Journal – 06.06.2010
Einstein’s relativity has many problems, in this article I will look at the issue of the Logic in SR being applied inappropriately with reference to an anecdote attributed to Bertrand Russell.
A fairly well known anecdote that Bertrand Russell [1] (sometimes the story is credited to others [2]) was that he once asked in a lecture to prove from the premise 4 = 3, that it followed that he was the Pope. – This was in the context of discussing the principle that, from a contradiction, anything follows.
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