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My point in all this is that to say RT has been 'proved<br />

by science' is to raise grave doubts, if not eyebrows or<br />

laughter. [...]<br />

RT holds that the speed of light is invariant no matter<br />

what the reference frame. This notion is bound up<br />

with the theory that objects 'contract' when approaching<br />

the speed of light (the 'Lorentz transformation') - a<br />

necessity if the speed of light is to remain invariant to<br />

all observers. My objection to this is that it is just plain<br />

silly. It has the sound of an ad hoc explanation whose<br />

purpose is to cover up for other inadequacies ... [...]<br />

RT holds that time slows down for objects accelerated<br />

to near the speed of light. But this again smacks<br />

of gross silliness - does anyone seriously think that<br />

my twin brother, if packed off in a space ship accelerated<br />

to near the speed of light which goes to some distant<br />

star and then returns to earth after a few years, is going<br />

to be physically younger than me? It sounds like just<br />

another ad hoc explanation intended to cover for theoretical<br />

error. [...]<br />

The existence of the ether has apparently been proved<br />

by the experiments of Dayton Miller, and this disproves<br />

the major basis for RT, namely, the (erroneous) results<br />

of the Michelson-Morley experiments. But if the ether<br />

exists, then this is proof of the universe's absolute spatial<br />

framework (as opposed to the relativistic one): If the<br />

universe is immersed in a 'jelly-bowl' of ether, then the<br />

ether provides a physical framework for 'absolute' position<br />

and movement. [...]<br />

Einstein has been accused of plagiarism, and he was<br />

certainly guilty of it in at least the case of having stolen<br />

E=mc2 from another researcher without acknowledgement.<br />

[...]<br />

I do know that a small number of qualified investigators<br />

have been convinced that RT is full of serious<br />

error, and that some impressive works have been published<br />

on this subject. But I also know that questions<br />

about RT, like questions about many other Establishment<br />

'givens', have been suppressed, hushed up, poopooed,<br />

and generally relegated to the cold back burner<br />

of a stove that has been left in a junkyard to rust.<br />

In short, RT is just one more instanace of an intellectual<br />

Establishment whose corruption is so insufferably<br />

fetid as to induce one to barf at both ends."<br />

Bryant, Steven B. 2003<br />

Reexamining special relativity: revealing and correcting<br />

SR's mathematical inconsistency / Steven B.<br />

Bryant. - [USA]: WWW 2003. 40 S.<br />

URL: http://www.relativitychallenge.com/papers/<br />

Bryant.Relativity.08072005.pdf.<br />

SRT. LORTF. RAUM. ZEIT. MATH.<br />

S. 1: "Einstein's Special Relativity transformation equations<br />

are the foundation of the modern understanding<br />

of space and time. These equations are believed to be<br />

mathematically consistent. Here we find that the com-<br />

monly accepted Special Relativity equations are not<br />

mathematically consistent and were created using steps<br />

that include subtle, yet significantly important, mathematical<br />

errors. Because these findings are mathematical<br />

in nature, they can be confirmed independently and are<br />

not dependent on any physics terminology associated<br />

with Special Relativity. This discovery, and the required<br />

correction, has implications on the predictive characteristics<br />

of the equations as well as on our theoretical<br />

understanding of space and time."<br />

Bryant, Steven B. 2005<br />

Communicating special relativity theory's mathematical<br />

inconsistencies / Steven B. Bryant. - [USA]:<br />

WWW 2005. 16 S.<br />

Quelle: http://www.relativitychallenge.com/papers/<br />

Bryant.Challenging%20Relativity.08072005.REV%203.pdf<br />

SRT. MATH.<br />

S. 1: "Einstein's Special Relativity Theory is believed<br />

to be mathematically consistent. Here we find subtle<br />

and difficult to detect mathematical mistakes in each of<br />

Einstein's derivations. In his 1912 paper, the mistake is<br />

traced to the misuse of set algebra instead of statement<br />

algebra. Specifically, he uses the "=" relation on the<br />

Real set instead of the "=" relation on the Binary set,<br />

incorrectly establishing the equivalence of equations.<br />

Because the two "=" relations operate on different sets,<br />

they cannot be used interchangeably."<br />

S. 14-15: "Conclusion. - The goal of this paper<br />

was to highlight and communicate the mathematical<br />

inconsistencies in Einstein's derivations. We have<br />

analyzed Einstein's derivations to reveal mathematical<br />

errors in each. Each challenge satisfies the success<br />

criteria since they are not based on the colloquial meaning<br />

of any variable or equation and can be mathematically<br />

verified.<br />

While Einstein's equations provide predictions that<br />

are sufficiently close to the experimental results [25], the<br />

theory itself is challenged on mathematical consistency<br />

grounds. No amount of experimental evidence can make<br />

an internally inconsistent theory correct, no matter how<br />

"close" the theory may be in its predictive characteristics.<br />

A complete analysis of the mathematical correction,<br />

the meaning of the corrected equations, and the relationship<br />

of the corrected equations to existing experimental<br />

results are beyond the scope of this paper and are explained<br />

in Reexamining Special Relativity. Import-antly,<br />

the author's alternative theory, as presented in Reexamining<br />

Special Relativity, remains consistent with the<br />

experimental results while being mathematically distinguishable<br />

from SRT."<br />

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G. O. Mueller: SRT Kap. 4-Erg..

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