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Scientific Paper
TitleWhy Relativity is False
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Author(s)Al McDowell
Published2012
JournalProceedings of the NPA
Volume9
No. of pages2
Pages378-379

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Abstract

The most important and undeniable conclusion in my book, Uncommon Knowledge, is the proof in Chapter 4 that Einstein's Theories of Relativity are false, allowing improvements in the Le Sage theory of gravity in Chapter 8 and extensions to electromagnetism and consciousness in Chapters 9 and 10 based on particles of the ?ether? traveling faster than light. The primary experimental disproof of Relativity is summarized simply below, followed by a logical disproof of Relativity.