When I’m approached by defenders of Einstein’s theory of relativity, I direct the conversation to content found in Einstein’s defining papers. One paper I like to reference is On the Electrodynamics of Moving Bodies, because it is the definitive paper that establishes special relativity and it contains the Spherical Wave Proof. While many readers are […]
In February 2019, I had an opportunity to share my work as a poster presentation at the Georgia Institute of Technology. The presentation is entitled: The classical mechanics–based theory of Modern Mechanics mathematically matches or exceeds the quantitative performance of Special Relativity; which I shorten as, Einstein vs. Newton: The Rematch. I am honored that […]
This Week In Science & Technology Episode 7 – Relativity and its Mistakes Explained In this episode, I examine specific conceptual and mathematical mistakes that not only make relativity wrong, but help to explain what Einstein did and why. One important note: If you look for mistakes in Einstein’s work beginning with his final equations, […]
This Week In Science & Technology Episode 6 – Modern Mechanics’ Key Equations In this episode, I develop the key Modern Mechanics key equations that show that Modern Mechanics explains the same things as classical mechanics. These equations will also form the foundation for understanding Einstein’s theory of relativity. –––– Steven B. Bryant is a […]
This Week In Science & Technology Episode 5 – Introduction to Modern Mechanics (Key Concepts) I begin to introduce Modern Mechanics, which is a unified theory of motion. Ideally it explains what previously required classical mechanics, quantum mechanics, and relativity. –––– Steven B. Bryant is a futurist, researcher, and author who investigates the innovative application and […]
This Week In Science & Technology Episode 4 – Relativity Fails To Explain A Key Experiment I revisit the Michelson–Morley experiment to reveal a subtle, but significant mistake in their experiment. The original analysis does not statistically support an answer that aligns with any known theory – including relativity. Once their experiment is properly analyzed […]
This Week In Science & Technology Episode 3 – Relativity Is An Approximation Of Modern Mechanics In Episode 3 of This Week In Science & Technology (TWIST), in less than 10 minutes I shatter two myths: that relativity is the only theory that leads to E=mc2 and that it is the only theory that will properly predict the results […]
This Week In Science & Technology Episode 2 – Proving Einstein’s Theory of Relativity Wrong In Episode 2 of This Week In Science & Technology (TWIST), I review in 7 minutes Einstein’s failed spherical wave proof. While the material I cover will be familiar to some viewers, it is a good introduction to – or summary […]
Einstein’s theory of relativity forms the foundation of modern physics. It has historically held the unique distinction of being the only theory that could predict or explain certain experiments and observations. Today scientists agree that relativity not only works, but that it works well. Despite its level of performance and degree of acceptance by the scientific community, relativity happens to be 100% […]
Introduction In Part 1 of the series, Proving Einstein Wrong, we defined three requirements that individually show that relativity is wrong. As a reminder, relativity theory is proved wrong if we: Show that relativity contains a significant and incurable mathematical mistake Show that relativity is an approximation of the new theory Show an experimental result that contradicts relativity Part 2 of the […]