Towards a unified theory of physics and biology
Abstract The famous Michelson-Morley experiment is examined and found wanting in every respect. Although cited as proof that the speed of light is constant everywhere in the universe and in all directions, the experiment...
Previous posts have criticised Einstein’s work based upon popular understandings of the theory of Relativity as explained by Wikipedia or an AI engine. In this post we continue to seek clarity, but now from...
Abstract The discussion centres on the distinction between motion and acceleration in the context of relativity. While motion is deemed relative, dependent on a frame of reference, acceleration is asserted to be absolute due...
Almost all of modern physics is divorced from actual reality despite claims to the opposite. The fundamental nature of Reality Physicists repeatedly claim physics as a description of the very fundamental nature of reality...
Abstract An attempt is made to understand Einstein’s theories of relativity, particularly with respect to the central idea of an inertial frame of reference. Available descriptions are confusing and contradictory with definitions of the...
The science of physics has a good quantitative agreement with a wide range of experimental data, but as noted by David Bohm, falls short of an even half-comprehensible description of the nature of reality....
The idea of gravity as consisting of attractive forces emanating objects with ‘mass’ is easy enough to understand but leads to problems as explained in a paper by Tom Van Flandern. Anomalies can be...
Konstantin Meyl describes a Unified Field Theory that eluded Einstein. Relativity is hard to understand but Meyl is harder, lacking even the comforting ideas of foundational space and time upon which to anchor the...