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Title: Immediate Objectives


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Immediate Objectives
  • 1.  To describe the physical basis for clock
    retardation experimental results (e.g., particle
    lifetimes) 2.  To describe the physical basis
    for length contraction experimental results
    (e.g., Michelson-Morley experiment) 3.  To
    explain why Einsteins theory happens to give
    correct results, despite being based on
    unsupported postulates 4. Show that 1, 2, and 3
    are consistent with the behavior of fractal
    particles in the fractal cosmos

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19th Century Soups
Tom Youngs Aether
Maxwells Choice Aether
Huygens Aether
Luminiferous Ether
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Something missing Here for 100 years
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  • 100th Anniversary of the Paper
  •  ELECTROMAGNETIC PHENOMENA IN A SYSTEM MOVING
    WITH ANY VELOCITY LESS THAN THAT OF LIGHT
  •  By H.A. Lorentz

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The Fractal CosmosA Galilean Multiverse
GR QFT
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Derivation of Clock Retardation
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Derivation of Length Contraction
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Trigonometric Addition of Moving Waves
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Is Einsteins Relativity Theory Superfluous?
Einstein special theory of relativity   Step 1.
Assumes two principles   Relativity
(indistinguishable reference frames) Constant
speed of light.   Step 2. Derives L-T   Step 3.
Physical Meaning Unknown    Fractal
mechanics   Step 1. Shows physical basis for
clock retardation   Step 2. Shows physical basis
for L-F contraction   Step 3. L-T follows for
specific measurement methodologies   Step 4. Two
principles follow from L-T
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Superfluous Vs. Preposterous 
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  • Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears
  • I come to bury Einstein, not to praise him.
  • The evil that men do lives after them
  • The good is oft interred with their bones
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  • William Shakespeare, Julius Caesar, Act 3,
    Scene 2
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