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| title = Twelve Arguments that Einstein | | title = Twelve Arguments that Einstein's Theory is False | ||
| author = [[Harry Hamlin Ricker]] | | author = [[Harry Hamlin Ricker]] | ||
| keywords = [[Special relativity]] | | keywords = [[Special relativity]] | ||
| published = 2008 | | published = 2008 | ||
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<span lang="RU"> This paper presents twelve arguments that conclusively demonstrate that Einstein's theory of relativity is false. They constitute a concise refutation of that theory. Three different arguments are given in each of the following four categories of proof demonstration: mathematical, physical, experimental, and philosophical. | <span lang="RU"> This paper presents twelve arguments that conclusively demonstrate that Einstein's theory of relativity is false. They constitute a concise refutation of that theory. Three different arguments are given in each of the following four categories of proof demonstration: mathematical, physical, experimental, and philosophical. | ||
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[[Category:Relativity]] | [[Category:Scientific Paper|arguments einstein 's theory false]] | ||
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| Scientific Paper | |
|---|---|
| Title | Twelve Arguments that Einstein's Theory is False |
| Author(s) | Harry Hamlin Ricker |
| Keywords | Special relativity |
| Published | 2008 |
Abstract
This paper presents twelve arguments that conclusively demonstrate that Einstein's theory of relativity is false. They constitute a concise refutation of that theory. Three different arguments are given in each of the following four categories of proof demonstration: mathematical, physical, experimental, and philosophical.