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> "Tom Roberts" <tjroberts137@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
>>> Modern physicists might have been "dazzled" by the "brilliance" of
>>> Einstein, a "genius" who toppled Galileo, dethroned Newton and
>>> overturned natural sense.
>>
>> Not true. Physicists seek theories that correspond to the real world in
>> larger and larger domains. Relativity does that, and theories of
Galileo
>> and Newton do not. While Einstein was indeed a genius, it is the scope
>> and quality of his THEORIES that matters.
>>
> This assertion is false
> Einstein's genius only consisted with which in indicating a mathematical
> formula all experimental results on the condition c = constantly one can
> transform. He wants to prove the world with that that the assertion is
> also writeable. However, mur is a mathematical problem and this does not
> have to do with a physical reality. He has demonstrated only something
to
> the world.
>>> It is high time we abandon the wilderness of relativity and revert
>>> back to Galileo, Newton, Coulomb and Maxwell and start from the basic
>>> principles.
>>
>> Nonsense. To do that is to abandon SCIENCE ITSELF, which is hopeless.
And
>> relativity is not a "wilderness", except to fools who do not understand
>> it but still attempt to write about physics.
>>
> False! Unless for fools who do not want to accept the dependence of c of
> the field strength of the electromagnetic field
> These principles are in my dynamic gravitation theory on my home page,
> described beginnings into which
> Dieter Grosch www.grosch.homepage.t-online.de
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