More light on the expanding universe
Subtitle: why Einstein's picture of space & time is wrong... and I am right!
By: Les Hardison
Published: 2016
Language: eng
Number of pages: 225
ISBN-13: 9781491778609
Subjects: Expanding universe; Relativity (Physics); Cosmology
Description: "More Light on the Expanding Universe explores the ramifications of the existence of a fourth physical dimension into which the universe is expanding. One of these is the possibility that light travels at infinite speed from the source to any receptor anywhere, rather than at the 300,000 Kilometers per second generally accepted by contemporary physicists. This resolves many of the paradoxes in present-day physics, and simplifies many of the complexities associated with Einstein's special theory of relativity. This volume continues the presentation begun in its companion work, 'A New Light on the Expanding Universe'"--Page [4] of cover.
Notes: Subtitle from page [1] of cover.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Introduction; title: The lightless universe; title: Making peace with Planck; title: Rotation of electrons and protons; title: How far back can we see in time?; title: The source of background radiation; title: Nuclear energy; title: A closer look at the speed of light; title: The question of wave interference; title: Michelson and Morley and the pigeon experiment; title: The implication of radiation into the future; title: How did nuclei form?; title: The need for dark matter; title: Transformation of coordinates; title: The fine structure constant; title: The myth of the aging twin; title: The only chapter without equations.