Steven B. Bryant speaks at the 2016 CNPS conference in College Park, Maryland!
Is relativity right or wrong? That’s the question I tackle at the 2016 John Chappell Natural Philosophy Society annual conference held in […]
Is relativity right or wrong? That’s the question I tackle at the 2016 John Chappell Natural Philosophy Society annual conference held in […]
Without a doubt, relativity is one of the most well–reviewed, widely–accepted theories in the history of modern science. Despite the level of scrutiny it […]
We will complete our initial look at relativity theory by examining Einstein’s time function. Defined in §3 of his 1905 paper, this […]
In Tutorial thirteen we showed that relativity is invalid, because the spherical wave proof failed. The proof’s failure means that Einstein did […]
For over a century, Einstein’s theory of relativity theory has been one of the foundational cornerstones of modern physics. As discussed in Tutorial […]
Before we begin to look at how the average intercept length is used by the three theories of motion, we have to […]
Modern Mechanics is a new unified model of motion. It follows in the footsteps of two other theories: classical mechanics and relativity […]
Physics is an extremely exciting field. However, its elegance is often hidden behind a wall of mathematics that masks its simplicity and beauty. Fortunately, some […]
This is our fourth and final tutorial on how things move. In tutorials six and seven, we explored how things move and change […]
On February 11, 2016, in front of a world wide audience, scientific history was made. Scientists from around the world announced that gravitational […]