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by Christopher Jon Bjerknes

Pages: 400
Publisher: XTX Inc.
Year: 2003
ISBN: 0971962960
ISBN: 978-0971962965

In 1997, amid much fanfare, Leo Corry announced to the world that he had uncovered proof that Albert Einstein arrived at the generally covariant field equations of gravitation, before David Hilbert. Leo Corry joined with Juergen Renn and John Stachel and published an article in the journal "Science" arguing against Hilbert's priority. Their claims were largely based on a set of printer's proofs of David Hilbert's 20 November 1915 Goettingen lecture, which Corry had uncovered. However, in this 1997 article, "Belated Decision in the Hilbert-Einstein Priority Dispute," Corry, Renn and Stachel failed to disclose the fact that these printer's proofs were mutilated, and are missing a critical part. Full disclosure of the facts reveals that even in their mutilated state, these proofs prove that Hilbert had a generally covariant theory of gravitation before Einstein, and that Einstein plagiarized these equations from Hilbert. The author of "Albert Einstein: The Incorrigible Plagiarist" focuses in on the general theory of relativity and discredits the baseless historical revisionism of Leo Corry, Juergen Renn and John Stachel. The direct comparison of primary source material demonstrates that Albert Einstein did not originate the theory of relativity. Formal mathematical proofs explain how Einstein was forced to fudge his equations in order to derive the results Paul Gerber and Johann Georg von Soldner had published long before him. Einstein did not yet have the benefit of plagiarizing David Hilbert's generally covariant field equations of gravitation and was operating under an erroneous assumption. An extensive history of the principle of equivalence proves that Einstein plagiarized this idea. The book reprints the relevant papers by Einstein, Soldner, Gerber, and Hilbert, as well as the remainder of David Hilbert's mutilated printer's proofs of his article "The Foundations of Physics". While the book presents the mathematical proofs needed to justify its claims, the non-mathematical reader will find it rich in prose and will be able to follow the arguments and the history presented.

From the Inside Flap

"In a sense, Einstein had 'appropriated' Hilbert's contribution to the gravitational field equations as a march of his own ideas--or so it would seem from the reading of his 1916 Ann. d. Phys. paper on the foundations of general relativity."--Prof. Jagdish Mehra

"[Hilbert] would soon [***] pinpoint flaws in Einstein's rather pedestrian way of dealing with the mathematics of his gravitation theory."--Dr. Tilman Sauer

". . .Gerber, who has given the correct formula for the perihelion motion of Mercury before I did."--Albert Einstein

"Remarkably, Einstein was not the first to discover the correct form of the law of warpage [***] Recognition for the first discovery must go to Hilbert."--Prof. Kip Thorne

"No unprejudiced person can deny that, in the absence of direct and incontrovertible proofs establishing his innocence, Einstein must, in view of the circumstantial evidence previously presented, stand convicted before the world as a plagiarist."--Prof. Arvid Reuterdahl

"Thus, with what is known as the special theory, if we consider as paramount factor not the detail work but the guiding thoughts by which this was inspired, then the father of this special relativity theory was undoubtedly Henri Poincare. [***] In the general theory of relativity the basic thought is that of Mach, viz. the replacement in dynamics of the law of gravitation by a law of motion. But in what Einstein built upon this basis the influence of Poincare is again manifest. [***] And in view of all these facts one does not know at which to be most astounded: the magnanimity of Poincare who was always over-anxious that there should be recognition of the labors of those who reaped where he himself had sown, the apathy of his friends after his death, or the peculiar attitude of Einstein and his coterie, exemplified by Born of Goettingen, who refers to Poincare as one of those who 'collaborated' with Einstein in the development of the relativity theory!"--Robert P. Richardson

"From these facts the conclusion seems inevitable that Einstein cannot be regarded as a scientist of real note. He is not an honest investigator."--Prof. O. E. Westin

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by Gotthard Barth

Pages: 129
Year: 1954/1965
ISBN: B0000BUCOP

Websites: www.helmut-hille.de/barth.html

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by Cameron Y. Rebigsol

Publisher: XLibris

Websites: www.aquasoil.net/

This book renders discussion in depth on human beings' evolution, both biological and cultural. In addition, it offers an award of $50,000 to ask people to help liberating this author from a difficulty that he encounters: Why 0=c (speed of light) can be found with relativity?

Intelligence that includes logical deduction, a mental ability that is uniquely possessed by human beings, has enabled Homo sapiens to dominate the world of living beings for million of years. Without it, human beings should have been the most unfit creatures in the wild. However, through the long history of exploiting this unique ability, human beings have unfortunately accumulated many inaccurate theories, which turn back to torment people themselves. Many of such torments can be so costly that they must even require human beings to spill blood in order to insist such theory.

It appears, so far, human society has three popular but costly theories. They are 1)Socialism for social advocacy; 2) relativity in physics for science study; and 3) straddling across social study and natural science, the theory of evolution about human beings.

The so called Socialism is the number one high cost theory among all of them. One can call it the bloodiest theory, but coated with a robe that is permanently new from some Emperors. Socialism was introduced to people who hope to restrict or even remove all ugliness caused by monopolization of capital. The end result that Socialism brings in, however, is a far bigger ugliness: monopolization of governmental power, or, absolute monopolization of everything, of which capital monopolization is only a tiny constituent. Ignoring both historical facts and logical derivation led by genuine intelligence, but hurdled by human instinct of greed, an overwhelming number of people ceaselessly feel so intoxicated by the Socialist sweet slogan of absolute fairness to everyone. They are so willingly blindfolded themselves to follow the few whose ambition is nothing else but to achieve the goal only tyrants will aim at: absolute monopolization of everything. They must make themselves plunge into a barn of maximal slavery only because they see a smaller monopolization, i.e., the capital monopoly, being intolerable. They don?t know that, with much less effort and much lower cost but higher grade of mentality, they can well put capital monopolization under control and, meanwhile, are able to prevent absolute monopolization from stepping in to enslave them.

The second costly theory is relativity in the science of physics.  Although being way less costly than Socialism, it has been diverting a tremendous amount of time and energy to a waste from enthusiastic youths of more than a generation, who are so anxiously taking part in scientific research with a hope of grasping the insight of a superb intelligence. Unfortunately to these youths, sooner or later, they must wake up to learn that they have been misled for too long by some incurable self contradictions found in this theory. It is so unbelievable that these mathematical contradictions can escape the attention of so many scientists and make them so drunk.   To bring back the true nature of the part of the world that has been masked by relativity, this author posts an award of $50,000 to give relativity an open test. The hope, however, of this author is not to put down this theory; what motivates this author is a belief that truth of nature cannot and should not be compromised. If someday the revelation of these self contradictions is accepted, relativity should still be respected as a chapter of human?s diligent effort in history.  Who can guarantee that he/she will not happen to step on a path pointing at a direction with bigger deviation from the true destination when searching in an unknown world? In particular, with the overwhelming amount of information at the time of decision making pioneered by relativity, such path seemed almost the only choice. Any visitor interested in the $50,000 award posted by this author can click at the button ?$50K award vs. Relativity? on the left to find out more details.

The third costly theory is what we have visualized about evolution. The idea of evolution pioneer by Charles Darwin is not mistaken, but inspiringly revolutionary. Evolution is part of God?s design process about living beings, particularly human beings. What is mistaken is how a dominant population of scholars have visualized the path of evolution that human beings ever walked through. With the illusionary idea that our ancestors once lived in treetops, they even assert that Africa is the only possible land to serve as a cradle for all human origins. Not only logic deduction must refute the ?Out-of Africa? theory, even unearthed fossils and the physical features of all living primates coming together will reject this assertion. Indeed, on the contrary, only acceptance of a concept of ?Into Africa? will lead us to understand why human beings are also found on this land before the era of large scale of modern immigration happens. This concept of ?Into Africa?, together with the ?live fossils? that we found on our faces and limbs and that of all other living primates, must further make us believe that our direct ancestors have never lived on treetops but ?comfortably? in water. As a matter of fact, this concept of water cradle for human origin is nothing new but has been pioneered by few insightful scholars, such as Dr. Elaine Morgan of England, long time ago. This author is so inspired by these pioneers and would like to follow them to relate even more of our physical features to the water cradle of our ancestors.

It must be benefiting to mankind if human beings can have less inaccurate theories to shackle them. Motivated by such a desire, this author publishes the book Aqua Soil. This book deals with both biological and cultural evolution of human beings; this book also offers an award of $50,000 for people to test relativity, in the hope that what is true should come back to be recognized as truth


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by Sid Deutsch

Pages: 209
Publisher: iUniverse
Year: 2003
ISBN: 0595290825
ISBN: 978-0595290826

This book came about because there are scientific "controversial matters" that gnawed away at my peace of mind. So when I "retired," I finally had time to write about biomedical topics, about some of the weird phenomena of physics, about the minds of suicide bombers, and about less serious subjects such as the condominium swimming pool. My original intention was to have some of this stuff published in a "recognized journal," but one can die (and authors frequently do exactly that) while waiting for publication. Then, my daughter Alice suggested a Web site. What a brilliant and politically-correct idea! Eventually, I filled the Web site with 22 short essays. So instead of scientists who are relatively impervious to change, I managed to attract some "intelligent laypersons." Many of them urged me to assemble a book out of the essays, but this required expansion: figures, tables, equations, references. The equations are (mercifully) hidden as appendixes at the back of the book. I started to extract an Index, but abandoned it as being unnecessary, in the hope that the title of each Chapter hints at its contents.

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by Ricardo L. Carezani

Pages: 260
Publisher: Society for the Advancement of Autodynamics
Year: 1998

Websites: www.autodynamics.org

This is the only book on Autodynamics currently (1998) offered to the public. Compiled and edited by the SAA (Society for the Advancement of Autodynamics), it contains the most comprehensive collection of knowledge on the subject. And now, it is professionally printed and has been augmented from 220 pages to 260 pages. It is suited for anyone wishing to teach a course, give a lecture series, or just read privately about the next coming revolution in Physics. See what hundreds of physicists, physics professors, physics students, and engineers have already purchased and are using in their science and physics classrooms.

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by Ricardo L. Carezani

Pages: 297
Publisher: Society for the Advancement of Autodynamics
Year: 2005
ISBN: 0966553349
ISBN: 978-0966553345

Websites: www.autodynamics.org

This book was conceived for the technician and layman but without losing any scientific rigor that may be of concern for the professional physicist. The conceptual details of Autodynamics have been considerably expanded upon, not just for clarification, but also to show, as simply as possible, where Einstein's mistakes originate.

Contents: Memory, Foreward, Introduction, "Truth", Introduction to AD and Philosophy, Systems in Relative Motion, Simultaneity, The Neutrino, Universal Gravitation, Big Bang, Gravitational Lens, Compton Effect, Dragging, Sting and Super String Theory, Decay, Faster than Light, Super-Kamiokande: Super-Proof for Neutrino Nonexistence, Lorentz and AD Transformation, SR's Mass Derivation Starting from Momentum, Questions or Unsolved Problems in Physics and Cosmology, A Nobel Laureate, Newton-Einstein Billiard Ball Mechanics, The Principle of Equivalence, Time Dilation.

Review:

This book, Storm in Physics (Autodynamics), and essentially the technical book, Autodynamics: Fundamental Basis for a New Relativistic Mechanics, are the culmination of the life work of Dr. Ricardo L. Carezani, a man whose work is built on the solid mathematics and reasoning of Sir Isaac Newton and other giants of physics who existed before "magical science" began to be accepted by mainstream physicists.

By "magical science" I mean physics that must resort tocreating "missing" particles and otherwise making adjustments to reality in order to have the science fit the theory. Magical sciences include, but are not limited to, such theories as General Relativity, Special Relativity and String Theory, some of the most entrenched "beliefs" held in scientific circles today.

Carezani's theory, dubbed Autodynamics, has no need for such antics as inventing particles like the neutrino (which, despite all the so-called "evidence" to the contrary, and all the palaver of scientists today, has NOT been found to exist), in order to explain how the universe works.

Dr. Carezani has not needed to create any new postulate or invent a new Theory of Relativity;contrarily, at the center of Dr. Carezani's theory is the correction of Lorentz' misunderstanding of the systems of Relative Motion and Pauli's misunderstanding in applying Einstein's incorrect equations to Decay.

In contrast to gravity as an attracting force inherent in all matter, Newton's historical "fluxion" and fundamentally, Le Sage's "mundane particle," championed later by Luis de Broglie as the "graviton" and taken up by Carezani as the "pico-graviton," creates a "pushing" force by virtue of its traveling through space and striking other bodies or particles.

According to Carezani, pico gravitons make up the majority of particles in space. As these moving pico gravitons meet physical bodies, some of them are absorbed by the particles of these bodies, making the bodies heavier over eons of years. This, essentially, creates a new Celestial Mechanics.

Many questions still unanswered by science today are answered by Autodynamics. These questions are brought up in the DVD on Dr. Carezani's work, Universal Gravitation and Autodynamics. Stripped of the mathematics used in Dr. Carezani's book, the DVD leaves you with a very clear understanding of his work and of the importance of sharing it with the world.

If physics interests you, get a copy of the book, Storm in Physics, and the DVD, Universal Gravitation and Autodynamics. If you're not into math, get the DVD. I recommend both to anyone interested in knowing how the universe really works.

You can order Storm in Physics at www.Amazon.com or both at www.bn.com or through the Society for the Advancement of Autodynamics at: www.autodynamics.org

Linda Camp
The CAMP Report
Citizens Against Media Propaganda


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by Georges A. de Bothezat

Pages: 152
Publisher: G.E. Stechert
Year: 1936
ISBN: B0006D8CQA
ISBN: B000JLE6DM

The page immediately following the title page of this well-argued book bears a second title, Critical Discussion of The Three Great Cognitive Issues: Infinity, Absolute Time, Absolute Motion, Including the Rigorous Proof of the Fallacy of Einstein's Theories of Relativity.  Though longer, this second title perhaps gives a better description of the book's contents.  Rather than the usual diatribe against Einstein and issues surrounding the speed of light, author de Bothezat explores even more fundamental issues as human cognition, rationalism versus realism, the meaning of number, infinity, continuity, and, of course, absolute time and motion.  Only after eight chapters of rigorous discussion of these fundamental concepts does he turn his attention to the Special Theory of Relativity and the concept of ether.  Waxing philosophical in the tradition of the Greeks and Poincar?, this book walks through the necessary steps to understand nature at a fundamental level.  The discussion of how Einstein's ideas fail is almost a side benefit.

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by Chalmers W. Sherwin

Pages: 410
Publisher: Dryden Press; Holt, Rinehart and Winston
Year: 1957; 1959; 1961
ISBN: B0007EY2A8
ISBN: B0007FJM3O
ISBN: B0006AX0TM

The subtitle is "The 5 Great Theories", and those are classical mechanics, relativity, electricity, quantum mechanics, and statistical mechanics (in that order). The level is at about the freshman physics level; a knowledge of calculus is required. Since everything here was pretty much worked out by the 1930s, the book has not dated at all in the intervening 40+ years. An innovative feature is the use of numerical methods throughout (using simple difference equations) as a pedagogical tool, which also contributes to the contemporary feel of the book.

The "Electricity" section is unusual. Using descriptions of basic experiments, he introduces 5 electromagnetic fields, one static (the electric field) and 4 dynamic: electric induction, electric radiation, magnetic induction, and magnetic radiation. These are then related to eachother using relativity. There are insights here I have seen nowhere else. Perhaps not suprising given that Sherwin worked at the MIT Radiation Labs during and after WWII.

Highly recommended for anyone who wants a one-volume introduction to physics or an alternate take on a standard physics text. - Amazon

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by Homer B. Tilton

Publisher: Pima Community College Press (January 9, 2010)
Year: 2010
ISBN: 1599731096
ISBN: 978-1599731094

In 1905 Einstein found from relativity that there is an absolute light barrier. He reiterated his finden in 1916, writing, ...We conclude that in the theory of relativity the velocity c plays the part of limiting velocity, which can neither be reached nor exceeded by any real body. Poincar? and Lorentz did not share Einstein s view of relativity in that regard. Nor, later, did Fermi and Teller it seems. There were others who hesitated to come forward. Then in a 1921 lecture and a 1922 look, sidelights on Relativity, Einstein wrote (pp. 35- 6), Poincar? is right. The idea of the measuring-rod and the idea of the clock co-ordinated with it in the theory of relativity do not find their exact correspondence in the real world. Thus the light barrier was questioned by the same man who erected it, and the last theoretical obstacle to practical star travel was mortally wounded but few noticed. There is still a conditional light barrier, but no longer one that is impenetrable. It became clear that the second postulate of special relativity does not equate to an absolute light barrier as many continue to believe even to this day; some highly-regarded scientists continue to subscribe to this faulty logic: I believe that special relativity is correct and consequently exceeding the speed of light [by] (just accelerating more and more) is impossible, ...Don Lincoln, Fermilab, email dated 3 Feb. 2005. Such statements reflect a misunderstanding of the second postulate. The key is that the second postulate applies to photons but not to rocketships; rocketships are not macrophotons as Sachs pointed out. In the September 1971 issue of the journal Physics Today Mendel Sachs wrote about Einstein s 1921-22 change of mind as he referred to it, again in 1985, 1993 and at other times; but Sachs writings were scorned by other scientists. It was as if others wanted there to be a truly impenetrable light barrier perhaps because it seemed to hold open the exciting promise of time travel. The first author became aware of Sachs writings in 2004 and the two exchanged views for a time as reported here. This book presents a hard-science case for practical star travel. The first six chapters lay it all out in a logical and factual manner consistent with the theory of relativity. Chapters 7 & 8 outline a Grand Experiment designed to probe the light barrier. Chapters 7-9 give future-fiction accounts of possible scenarios of Humanity s first hesitant steps to the stars. Chapter 10 presents a separate argument questioning the idea of an absolute light barrier.

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by Hans Israel

Pages: 35
Publisher: Hillmann, Leipzig
Year: 1929

 


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by Ajay Sharma

Pages: 546
Publisher: Cambridge International Science Publishing Ltd. Cambridge ENGLAND
Year: 2015
ISBN: 978-1907343315

Websites: www.AjayOnLine.us

           Beyond Einstein and E=mc2   

Publisher, Cambridge International Science Publisher, Cambridge, England)
                        Burn the candle of ‘doubt’ to get scientific light.
             Should scientists be regarded  above almighty GOD ?

          (i) Einstein’s 1905 paper of Theory of Relativity was published in Annalen der Physik  without  any peer review by experts. So whatever Einstein wrote was published. Einstein took this opportunity to publish work of Galileo (1632), Poincare (1898), Lorentz (1892 ) , time dilation Larmer (1897   ) ,length contraction  Fitzegerald (1889 )  etc. AS HIS OWN.  Einstein scored goals without goalkeeper in playground. So the theory of relativity is not Einstein’s. In scientific language it is called plagiarism and in general sense THEFT in broad day daylight. Einstein called work of Galileo and Poincare as postulates or hypothesis ….. but these are accepted realities in the literature when Einstein published them.

(ii) Einstein’s derivation which leads to E=mc2 , also implies that WHEN A CANDLE BURNS ITS MASS MUST INCREASE. It is the biggest contradiction in science. Thus equation is derived in alternate way as dE=Ac2dm . Thus generalized equation is general equation and E=mc2 is its special case. A can be less, more or equal to unity.
(iii)  In 1907 Einstein had also derived rest mass energy E(rme)=Mc2 . It is derived under condition when FIRST equation is zero, and last equation is E(rme)=Mc2. Thus we get OUTPUT without INPUT. It can be understood in analogous way as ……ground floor of the 10 storeyed building is demolished. Then according to Einstein’s logic, the remaining 9  storeyed building will FLOAT  in air. Thus Einstein’s deduction is BASELESS.
(vi)  When velocity of body or particle becomes comparable to that of light, then its mass increases. Then its heavier mass (or actual mass) must be taken in account. However in nuclear
chain reaction the velocity of neutrons is in relativistic region, so its mass must increase. But mass is taken as original mass. It is not justifies. Also E =mc2 cannot explain simultaneously the MASS DEFECT and BINDING ENERGY of deuteron.  The generalized equation dE=Ac2dm can  explain.



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by Robert L. Carroll

Pages: 165
Year: 1988/1994

There are three quatations that are pertinent to the present work. John Keats in the poem, Ode on a Grecian Urn, states: "Beaty is truth, truth beauty, that is all ye know on earth, and all ye need to know."

If the poet is right, the book Betond the Farthest Star is the most beatiful book ever writte, Another quote from James Russell Lowell's The Present Crisis is: "Truth forever on the scaffold, wrong forever on the throne - Yet the scaffold sways the future and behind the dim unknown standeth God within the shadow, keeping wathc above his own." Considering fifty years of opposition to anything sensible, it is to be hoped that the book will set the record straigth.

First Corinthians, chapter 13, verses 9 and 10: "For we know in part, and we prophesy in part, but when that which is perfect is come, then that which is in part shall be done away."

The above quote from Saint Paul's letter should be taken to heart. In terms of the future of mankind, the present system based on the work of Euclid, Galileo, Newton, and Einstein is fatally flawed. Present physics can be trusted for mechanical velocities but diverges from reality beyond one tenth the velocity of light. It cannot be said that the contributions of past investigators are without value, but each gave only a partial truth.

Contents:

  1. Gravitational Space
  2. Cosmology
  3. Orbital Matter
  4. Existence
  5. The Energy of Physical Creation
  6. Particles
  7. Thermodynamics
  8. Principles of Superconductivity
  9. General Relativity
  10. Contraction Theory

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by William Day

Pages: 288
Publisher: House of Talos Publishers
Year: 1989
ISBN: 0935970010
ISBN: 978-0935970012

Websites: www.non-newtonianphysics.com www.fnd.org/pgs/physics/holphy.htm

In this remarkable book, the author challenges the traditional definition of motion.  He contends that matter and motion are fundamentally inseparable.  At each level of matter's hierarchy - particles, atoms, gravitating systems - motion is a structural feature; and as objects move in space, they behave as components conforming to a basic composition of kinematic systems.

With motion thus defined, he reexamines with astonishing results the theories for the structure of particles and the origin of the universe.  He introduces a model for subatomic particles based on the general hierarchical pattern that is consistent with physical data.  This model accounts for the known properties of particles.  It also shows that basis of mass and charge, a relationship between relativistic mass and inertia, and the interconversion of mass and energy in a specific structural way.

Bridge From Nowhere takes its place as one of the truly original books on physical theory.  Yet the book is written in a highly readable style which can be understood and enjoyed by any science student. - From the back cover


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by Alphonsus G. Kelly

Pages: 320
Publisher: Brown Walker Press
Year: 2005
ISBN: 1581124376
ISBN: 978-1581124378

Newton's Laws held for 300 years until Einstein developed the 'special theory of relativity' in 1905. Experiments done since then show anomalies in that theory.

This book starts with a description of the special theory of relativity. It is shown that Einstein was not the first to derive the famous equation E = mc2, which has become synonymous with his name. Next, experimental evidence that cannot be explained by special relativity is given. In the light of this evidence, the two basic postulates of the special theory of relativity on the behaviour of light are shown to be untenable. A new theory (universal relativity) is developed, which conforms to the experimental evidence.

The movement of a conductor near a pole of a magnet and the movement of that pole near the conductor does not always give the same result. It has been claimed that this contradicts relativity theory. Experiments described in this book show that it is not special relativity but another basic law of physics that is contradicted - Faraday's Law.

The Big Bang theory of the beginning of the universe is questioned and an alternative proposed. The source of much of the mysterious missing 'dark matter' that has been sought for decades by astronomers is located. An explanation of the shapes of some galaxies is proffered.


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Translation into English
Chapter 2 - Catalogue of Errors for Both Theories of Relativity
from the documentation of G.O. Mueller
On the Absolute Magnitude of the Special Theory of Relativity
A Documentary Thought Experiment on 95 Years of Criticism
(1908-2003) with Proof of 3789 Critical Works
Text Version 2.1 - June 2004

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Translation into English
Chapter 2 - Catalogue of Errors for Both Theories of Relativity
from the documentation of G.O. Mueller
On the Absolute Magnitude of the Special Theory of Relativity
A Documentary Thought Experiment on 95 Years of Criticism
(1908-2003) with Proof of 3789 Critical Works

Text Version 2.1 - June 2004

 


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by G. O. Mueller

Publisher: Ekkehard Friebe, Jocelyne Lopez
Year: 2012

Websites: www.ekkehard-friebe.de www.kritik-relativitaetstheorie.de www.jocelyne-lopez.de

Translation into English
Chapter 9 - The Thought Expriment
from the documentation of G.O. Mueller
On the Absolute Magnitude of the Special Theory of Relativity
A Documentary Thought Experiment on 95 Years of Criticism
(1908-2003) with Proof of 3789 Critical Works

Text Version 2.1 - June 2004


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Translation into English
Chapter 9  - The Thought Experiment
from the documentation of G.O. Mueller
On the Absolute Magnitude of the Special Theory of Relativity
A Documentary Thought Experiment on 95 Years of Criticism
(1908-2003) with Proof of 3789 Critical Works
Text Version 2.1 - June 2004

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by Stefan Marinov

Pages: 278
Publisher: International Publishers
Year: 1981

Websites: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stefan_Marinov

HIGH-VELOCITY MECHANICS represents Part III of Marinov's encyclopaedic CLASSICAL PHYSICS, which is constructed on the Newtonian notions of absolute space and time. The notion "aether" can be considered exclusively as a synonym to the notion of "absolute space", being defined as the space in which the center of mass of the universe is at rest, or the space in which the velocity of light is isotropic. The fundamental aspects of Marinov's absolute space-time theory are elaborated in Part III. Within effects of first order in v/c Marinov's theory is identical with Newton's theory.  The differnces are for effects of second (and higher) order in v/c. Marinov shows that all high-velocity light experiments can be explained if the laboratory velocity of light is taken not in the Newtonian form c' = c - v cos θ, but in the form c' = c2/(c + v cos θ), where θ is the angle between the absolute velocity v of the laboratory and the direction of light propagation Almost half of Part III is dedicated to the analysis of experiments giving confirmation of Marinov's absolute space-time theory. A detailed description is given to Marinov's own numerous experiments, the most important of which is the "coupled-mirror" experiment, with whose help, as the first man in history, in 1973, Marinov succeedes in registering the absolute motion of the Earth in a laboratory; in 1975/76 he measured accurately enough the Sun's absolute velocity, obtaining a magnitude 303 km/sec with equatorial coordinates of the apex: declination -23??, right ascention 14h 17m. This experiment shows in the most direct way that Einstein's principle of relativity is invalid. Very important are also the various Marinov experiments on the rotating disk.

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by Irwin Wunderman

Pages: 66
Publisher: Science Communications Institute
Year: 1977
ISBN: B0006WL2FY



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by Mendel Sachs

Pages: 144
Publisher: Imperial College Press
Year: 2007
ISBN: 1860948227
ISBN: 978-1860948220

Websites: www.compukol.com/mendel en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mendel_Sachs

This book highlights foundational issues in theoretical physics in an informal, open style of lecture. It expresses the flow of ideas in physics -- from the period of Galileo and Newton to the contemporary ideas of the quantum and relativity theories, astrophysics and cosmology -- as explanations for the laws of matter. Rather than presenting the ideas of physics as a fait accompli, the book leaves it up to the reader to decide which of these 20th-century ideas in science will carry over to the 21st century for our further comprehension of the laws of nature in all domains, from that of elementary particles to cosmology.

It is the contention of the author that our future progress in physics comprehension will only take place when the foundational controversies between the quantum and relativity theories are recognized and discussion is given to their resolution. The book, therefore, presents an attitude not normally taken in other present-day books on subjects in contemporary theoretical physics and cosmology.


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by Max Jammer

Pages: 320
Publisher: Johns Hopkins University Press
Year: 2006
ISBN: 0801884225
ISBN: 978-0801884221

Max Jammer's Concepts of Simultaneity presents a comprehensive, accessible account of the historical development of an important and controversial concept -- which played a critical role in initiating modern theoretical physics -- from the days of Egyptian hieroglyphs through to Einstein's work in 1905, and beyond. Beginning with the use of the concept of simultaneity in ancient Egypt and in the Bible, the study discusses its role in Greek and medieval philosophy as well as its significance in Newtonian physics and in the ideas of Leibniz, Kant, and other classical philosophers. The central theme of Jammer's presentation is a critical analysis of the use of this concept by philosophers of science, like Poincar?, and its significant role in inaugurating modern theoretical physics in Einstein's special theory of relativity. Particular attention is paid to the philosophical problem of whether the notion of distant simultaneity presents a factual reality or only a hypothetical convention. The study concludes with an analysis of simultaneity's importance in general relativity and quantum mechanics.

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by Sergey N. Arteha

Pages: 224
Publisher: Editorial URSS, Moscow 2004; Publishing House LKI, Moscow 2007
Year: 2003
ISBN: 5-354-00545-0
ISBN: 978-5-382-00220-0

Websites: www.antidogma.ru

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The present book is devoted to systematic criticism of the fundamentals of the relativity theory (RT). The main attention is given to the new logical contradictions of RT, since presence of such contradictions brings "to zero" the value of any theory. Many disputable and contradictory points of this theory and its corollaries are considered in detail in the book. The lack of logical and physical grounding for fundamental concepts in the special and general relativity theory, such as time, space, the relativity of simultaneity etc., is demonstrated. A critical analysis of experiments that resulted in the generation and establishment of relativity theory is presented in the book. The detailed criticism of dynamical SRT concepts is also given in the book. The inconsistency and groundlessness in a seemingly "working" section of the relativity theory - the relativistic dynamics - is shown.

The given book can be of interest to students, post-graduates, teachers, scientists and all mans, that independently meditate on fundamental physical problems.


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by Lancelot Law Whyte

Pages: 196
Publisher: W. W. Norton & Co.
Year: 1931
ISBN: B0018HI1I2

Websites: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lancelot_Law_Whyte

Written when quantum mechanics was in its infancy, this book was among the first to recognize the incompatibility of Einstein's relativity with quantum theory.  Although it proposes no solution, it clearly identifies the problems and suggests avenues for research, and does outline Whyte's newly-formed Unitary Course Theory.  The book is divided into three major sections:

  1. Space-Time
  2. Coordinate Theories from the Standpoint of Unitary Course Theory
  3. General Features of Unitary Course Theory

Whyte argues that a universal length is necessary for any theory of the structure of matter, but recognizes four such lengths: the Rydberg wavelength, the de Broglie or Compton wavelength for the electron and proton, and a fourth wavelength differing by a factor of the fine structure constant.   A unitary theory, he continues, must reduce the four independent universla lengths to one; alternately such a theory must explain the three dimensionless constants: (1) fine-structure, (2) proton to electron mass, and (3) e2/GM2.

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