A Relativity Theorem, with Huge Consequences
David V. Connell
Previously missing, but not conspicuous by their absence, local and universal constants are now defined, and a standard test for them based on relativity is created, resulting in three universal constants, all having the same dimensions. From this and little else, a valid set of relativistic changes for each of the two types of reference frame, agreeing exactly with sets previously derived from laws of physics, is derived in only a few lines. A different set, adopted by SR and GR, disagrees with the laws of nature, which invalidates those theories, and more than a dozen consequences are given to illustrate how much some physics theories have been diverted from Nature?s truths.
