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    Death to Einstein!: Exposing Special Relativity's Fatal Flaws
    Death to Einstein!: Exposing Special Relativity's Fatal Flaws
    Death to Einstein!: Exposing Special Relativity's Fatal Flaws
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    Death to Einstein!: Exposing Special Relativity's Fatal Flaws

    By Scott Reeves

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    In this short but devastating book, several glaring inconsistencies in Einstein's celebrated theory are revealed and explored, inconsistencies that doom relativity to an ignoble death.

    When the dust settles from relativity's implosion, the author points to where an alternative theory might be found, and in doing so, boldly goes where no sane physicist will dare to follow.

    Books by crackpots attempting to debunk relativity are indeed plentiful, so how is this one any different? It has illustrations! Well, that and irrefutable evidence that the true crackpots are the ones who adhere to Einstein's demonstrably untenable theory.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherScott Reeves
    Release dateSep 23, 2013
    ISBN9781301962297
    Death to Einstein!: Exposing Special Relativity's Fatal Flaws

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      The author clearly has no clarity of the concepts in special relativity theory. There are holes in this theory, but none of them were mentioned here, since those holes are discussed in general relativity and quantum electrodynamics. The biggest red flag was the continued reference to Wikipedia. Having only one source of information (and an editable open source at that) does not offer a solid framework from which debunking can be performed.
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      This is not science. Its bad supposition. I don't recommend.

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