Relativity and Cosmology

    

The Consistent Unification of Space and Time

Authors: Richard M. Blaber

This paper will argue that the Special Theory of Relativity does not unify space and time consistently, and that the Lorenz-FitzGerald transformations, which Einstein inherited from his predecessors, H.A. Lorenz and G.F. FitzGerald, fail to show how space, as such, is contracted by time dilation for moving observers in inertial reference frames.

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