Self–Driving Cars: Are They Ready For Primetime?
It seems like the summer of 2016 has heralded the arrival of the self–driving car. Uber, Google, Volvo, Ford, and others automotive and technology companies […]
Two Factor Authorization – What it is and do you need it?
Few weeks go by where we don’t hear of a serious data breach. Unless directly affected by the news, most people find the […]
Feedback – Responding to Questions and Comments
Since the release of the DISRUPTIVE and this blog, I’ve received a lot of feedback from people from around the world. While […]
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 […]
Top 4 math mistakes that make relativity wrong!
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 […]
Tutorial Fifteen – Demystifying and Correcting Einstein’s Time Function!
We will complete our initial look at relativity theory by examining Einstein’s time function. Defined in §3 of his 1905 paper, this […]
Tutorial Fourteen – Length contraction, time dilation, and why relativity requires both!
In Tutorial thirteen we showed that relativity is invalid, because the spherical wave proof failed. The proof’s failure means that Einstein did […]
Tutorial Thirteen – Einstein’s failed relativity proof!
For over a century, Einstein’s theory of relativity theory has been one of the foundational cornerstones of modern physics. As discussed in Tutorial […]
Tutorial Twelve – Approximation: The REAL reason relativity appears to work!
Before we begin to look at how the average intercept length is used by the three theories of motion, we have to […]
Tutorial Eleven – Comparing the Theories of Motion
Modern Mechanics is a new unified model of motion. It follows in the footsteps of two other theories: classical mechanics and relativity […]