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| author = [[John-Erik Persson]]
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Wrong interpretations of three important physical observations are the fundamental reasons behind the absurd special theory of relativity (SRT), from 1905. SRT has dominated theoretical physics in almost hundred years, without having done much impact on practical physics.[[Category:Scientific Paper]]
Wrong interpretations of three important physical observations are the fundamental reasons behind the absurd special theory of relativity (SRT), from 1905. SRT has dominated theoretical physics in almost hundred years, without having done much impact on practical physics.


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Scientific Paper
TitleThe Three Blunders of Einstein
Read in fullLink to paper
Author(s)John-Erik Persson
KeywordsEinstein, Special Theory of Relativity, SRT
Published2008
No. of pages3

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Abstract

Wrong interpretations of three important physical observations are the fundamental reasons behind the absurd special theory of relativity (SRT), from 1905. SRT has dominated theoretical physics in almost hundred years, without having done much impact on practical physics.