Germar Rudolf, Resistance Is Obligatory (2012; PDF-Datei

GERMAR RUDOLF, RESISTANCE IS OBLIGATORY
Support Thesis: There is additional, as yet unproven “dark matter” (an
irrefutable thesis!).
Consequence: The total mass of the universe is too large in order to
explain its postulated expansion.
Support Thesis: In order to explain the forces that are driving the galaxies
apart, some kind of currently unprovable “dark
energy” is assumed to exist (an irrefutable thesis!).
Both auxiliary theses are by definition unverifiable and therefore
scientifically impermissible. However, since the alternative would be to
radically question the heretofore reliable theories of gravity, we prefer
to seek refuge in using these argumentative crutches. 96
For about a decade now, we have been collecting other, additional
observations which also suggest that something is wrong with our concept
of gravity.
For example there is the unusual flight behavior of the space probes
Pioneer 10 and 11, both of which were sent past the great outer planets
and beyond our solar system in the 1970s. Until quite recently, both
satellites sent signals back to earth, and these signals allowed us to determine
their locations. Based on these locations, it became clear that
the probes were moving away from the sun more slowly than calculations
had predicted. Astronomers then suspected that something really
was amiss with our concept of gravity. For this reason, scientists are
now planning to launch a probe into deep space specifically constructed
in order to measure gravity there. 97
And then there is the case of the Russian physicist Evgeni Podkletnov,
who in the mid 1990s, in a Finnish research laboratory conducting
experiments with high temperature superconductors, coincidentally
observed an effect that really should not have occurred.
Podkletnov rotated, at high speed, discs through which electricity was
flowing under conditions of superconductivity. By coincidence he happened
to notice that objects placed above the rotating superconducting
discs were losing weight. When he first released the reports on his research
concerning the creation of gravity beams, this did not lead to a
sensation but rather to his shunning. In fact, he even lost his position for
a time, thanks to a campaign of character assassination. However, since
96 See Pedro G. Ferreira, Glenn D. Starkman, “Einstein’s Theory of Gravity and the Problem of
Missing Mass,” Science, 326, 6 Nov. 2009, pp. 812-815.
97 Rudolf Kipphahn, “Die Schwerkraft in der Krise?,” Sterne und Weltraum, 6 (2006), pp. 42f.
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