Last week, my newsletter focused on the muon paradox; now let’s look at the transit of Mercury. General relativity predicts that, due to the curvature of spacetime around the sun, the perihelion
Continue readingScientists use the lifetime of muons as a tangible example that time is relative, as described by special relativity. However, time dilation is not actual time, so it can't cause a physical action.Muons
Continue readingThe Definition of TimeTime is defined as the duration of motion measured by a clock, ticking at the rate of one second per second. This duration is a scalar quantity, similar to those used to define properties
Continue readingThis mind experiment demonstrates that time dilation is false time, relativity is incorrect, and time is absolute. Einstein's twin paradox involves twins: one remains on Earth, while the other
Continue readingThis article proposes that time is absolute and a universal constant unaffected by speed or gravity, and that the motion of light, not geometry or variable clocks, is the proper foundation of time. Einstein's
Continue readingEinstein's Special Relativity claims that time is relative to the observer’s frame of reference. Thus, clocks show time dilation and length shortening depending on the circumstances. However,
Continue readingLet's dive into the physics of global warming. The science of CO2 was first published in 1824, and in 1896, a Swedish scientist further outlined the process. However, they didn't know quantum physics.
Continue readingGalileo Galilei said that math is the language of the universe. However, before humans could communicate, they created sounds into languages. Words represented numbers for counting things, and then
Continue readingHow does technology allow us to see infrared light, and how is CO2 connected to global warming? Don't dismiss this article, because it contains new evidence. Night vision scopes use thermal imaging,
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