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Latest revision as of 07:29, 21 July 2026

Scientific Paper
TitleThe Truth about Relativity
Author(s)Gary E Novak
Keywordsrelativity, velocity of light, logic

Abstract

1. The velocity of light is constant. But relative to what? According to physicists, relative to receiving points. But that is an impossibility; and relativity is an attempt to rationalize that impossibility. 2. Relativity is religion, not science. Physicists admit there is no logic to it. No logic?no science.

3. It is logic which determines truth, not observations. Observations can be false and misinterpreted, while logic defines universal, objective and natural laws. There is a very basic and extreme contradiction in logic in the claim that the receiving point of light determines the velocity.