36 Objections to Einstein's Theory of Relativity

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    36 Objections to Einsteins Theory of RelativityEinsteins Theory of Relativity was published in the year 1905 as the most

    general explanation of nature and its phenomenon.

    Einstein based his theory on two hypotheses which he referred to as

    fundamental hypotheses. The first hypothesis says that optical phenomena are

    independent of the conditions in which they occur and the second hypothesis is

    about constancy of velocity of light. Both the hypotheses are unverified, irrational

    and implausible as the most valid generalized explanation of nature and its

    phenomenon. Einstein has no where given reasons in support of his claims about

    the two fundamental hypotheses as being the most valid generalized explanations

    of nature.

    In year 1919 Sir Arthur Eddington of Royal Astronomical Society

    experimentally demonstrated mathematically precise gravitational deflection of

    light A fact predicted by Einsteins Theory of Relativity. On the basis of this

    single piece of evidence, the entire theory came to be accepted as the most valid

    generalized explanation of nature without further enquiry and investigation. Soon

    physicists elevated it the level of Gospel truth even though they found it too

    difficult to understand. All those who were in disagreement with Einstein were

    unable to prove their point of view.

    This theory is a glaring example of as to how at times one can reach the

    right conclusions for wrong reasons.

    Einstein and his followers limitlessly extrapolated the two fundamental

    hypotheses to Unified Field Theory and even beyond through a series of

    unverified, irrational and implausible turns and twists (assumptions and

    presumptions). For example Einstein beginning from his two fundamentalhypotheses in his own style mathematically and logically deduced the equation

    E=mc2

    but actually advocated the famous equation E=mc2

    without offering any

    explanation as to how m can be equated with m, both being entirely different

    physical quantities as per his own derivation. Moreover Einstein did not consider

    for a moment that to prove the equation E=mc2, there is no need to rely upon his

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    two fundamental hypotheses. It can be easily proved using Plancks Law and

    de Broglies equation.

    It is a historical fact that in the course of unlimited extrapolation of

    Einsteins Theory, several physical phenomena were predicted, identified anddefined, at times right predictions for wrong reasons such as mass energy

    equivalence, gravitational mass of photons, black holes etc. But Einsteins Theory

    has led to a mythology of its own creation such as gravitational collapse of

    universe leading to formation of black holes which is quite implausible keeping

    properties of matter in view, string theory where strings are beyond human

    experience, space time continuum, Geodesic lines etc.

    This unlimited extrapolation of two fundamental hypotheses is totally

    unwarranted because nature is hierarchically organized and the applicable rules

    vary from one hierarchical level to another. Before anything can be accepted as

    the most valid generalized explanation of nature, it needs to be shown that it is

    valid across the entire natural hierarchy. It has never been shown that the two

    fundamental hypotheses are valid across the natural hierarchy.

    Again it has never been shown that Einsteins fundamental hypotheses are

    valid in non-linear domain. Moreover before accepting Einsteins Theory of

    Relativity as the most valid generalized explanation of nature, it needs to be

    shown that both the fundamental hypotheses can sufficiently explain all natural

    phenomena such as Consciousness, all origins, creations, evolutions, phenomena

    of life etc. Therefore Einsteins Theory of Relativity does not provide

    comprehensive explanation of natural phenomena.

    The author in his book ENCOUNTER OF SCIENCE WITH PHILOSOPHY A

    SYNTHETIC VIEW has listed 36 objections to Einsteins Theory of Relativity.

    Proponents of Einsteins Theory of Relativity are called upon to meet theseobjections in order to defend their faith and to continue to enjoy their faith and

    belief in the same.

    The fact is that physicists have, historically, misguided themselves in

    believing in existence of mathematic-logically perfect explanation of nature,

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    cosmos and phenomena of life. Physicists live with the pious hope that one day

    they would be able to comprehensively explain nature and its phenomena and on

    that day physics would emerge as the most fundamental of natural sciences. So

    the so called singularities surprise them and three dimensional space has been

    extended to 20 dimensions and they talk about time machine, supergravity and

    gravitons- entities beyond human perception, direct or indirect.

    Finally, no doubt, mathematics and logic are the best tools in pursuit of

    understanding nature and its phenomena but they are limited in their

    applicability by nature of interacting entities and the context and this must always

    be kept in mind while using these tools.

    Author: Dr Mahesh C. Jain he is practicing medicine and has written the

    book Encounter of Science with Philosophy A synthetic view The book begins

    from a scientifically valid concept of God and from this humble beginning

    embraces the entire cosmic phenomena within its fold.

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