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Q: Einstein and Relativity? That's too difficult for
me.
How can I read this book?
A: The book is written with the general reader in mind.
It has
many illustrations which describe the meaning of
Relativity. Most of
the mathematics used in the book is simple and anyone with
a high
school education should be able to understand it.
Q: Einstein is the greatest scientist of the 20th
century.
He is a Nobel Prize winner. How can I believe that this
book will
invalidate his ideas?
A: Einstein won a Nobel Prize for the Photoelectric
Effect. He
did not receive one for General Relativity nor did he
receive one for
Special Relativity. His "theories" even today are called
"theories" not
LAWS as they should be if the scientific establishment
believed them to
be correct.
Q: How can it be true that Einstein is wrong about
E=mc2?
A: For centuries scientists all over the world believed
that
the geocentric theory of Ptolemy was correct. In other
words, they
believed that the earth was the center of the universe and
all the
planets as well as the sun and stars moved about the
earth.
Additionally, there existed plenty of observations to
prove them right
or so they thought. They were all wrong of course since
the earth,
planets and asteroids move about the sun as we now know.
Similarly,
everyone today believes that E=mc2 is a valid scientific
law. The book
will show you how wrong they are about E=mc2!
Q: Is the book just a complicated mathematical
disproof of
E=mc2?
A: No. Quite the contrary. The book describes the history
of
Special Relativity in its original assumptions, documents
and ideas
which led to the acceptance of the theory. It is written
in an easy to
read format. Although some mathematics is involved only
high school
level math is used. Also, a quote from the original 1905
Einstein
document "On the Electrodynamics of Moving Bodies" shows
he doesn't
believe his theory! Further, E=mc2 is the end result of
Special
Relativity not the central focus. Likewise, the book leads
the reader
in understanding the errors in theory, analysis and
experimentation
which produced Length Contraction, Time Dilation, the Twin
Paradox,
(etc...) and the end result, E=mc2.
Q: Who is Michael Strauss?
A: Good question. Mr. Strauss is a computer engineer who
having worked in the legal aspects of information
technology, harbored
an interest in Physics from his early classes in the
subject matter. He
will show you in no uncertain terms what happened that led
to the
acceptance of Special Relativity and E=mc2 and why they
are both in
error.
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In 1905, Albert Einstein published his Theory of Special
Relativity within which he described the now famous
mass-energy formula
E=mc2. This theoretical construction revolutionized the
classical
perspective of the universe as understood since the time
of Isaac
Newton. No longer were the classical concepts of Absolute
Space and
Absolute Time valid irrespective of observation point. Now
the concepts
of Length Contraction and Time Dilation were in vogue and
Physics would
never be the same. Until now!
In an easy to read format along with many illustrations,
Michael Strauss leads the reader in a comprehensive
description of the
history leading up to Special Relativity Theory. He points
out errors
in the original assumptions, documents and ideas which led
to the
acceptance of this theory. However, his most powerful
argument against
Special Relativity is none other than the equations of
Special
Relativity! As a result, E=mc2 is no longer relative!
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Special Relativity Book - Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Origins 1
Chapter 2: Classical Relativity 21
Chapter 3: Special Relativity 35
Chapter 4: The Probability of Probability 65
Chapter 5: Mathematical Absurdities 75
Chapter 6: New Science for a New Age 85
Chapter 7: Scientific Sophistry 105
Chapter 8: 'C' the Contradiction 119
Chapter 9: Massive Inconsistency 151
Chapter 10: Empirical Evidence 161
Epilogue: 182
Index: 186
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