["Beyond Einstein: non-local physics" is about how temporal motion manifests itself in a spatial reference system. This type of physics is not taught in the schools and is not addressed in the journals. This is the 5th edition.] Beyond Einstein: non-local physics (2nd ed.) offered simple explanations for the nature and behavior of gravity, the stability of galaxies and globular clusters, Dark Matter, the EPR paradox, the Twin Paradox, the constancy of the speed of light, the concept of non-directional motion, the negative result of the Michelson—Morley experiment, the wave-particle duality, observational effects of accelerated reference systems, etc.—all on the general theme of non-local physics. The 3rd edition includes the 2nd edition and adds much new material, including the properties of the Ether, globular cluster, star, and planet formation, comments on galactic time limits from the Bible. The 4th edition includes the topics of exploding galaxies, non-local astronomy, reference system inversion effects, GRBs, induced radioactivity, supernova, important quantization effects, quasars, and redshifts. The 5th edition adds a section on perpendicular reaction forces, rotational effects on inertia, electroaerodynamics, neutrinos and "cold electricity", some UFO links, derivation of space/time dimensions, a primer on Quantum Mechanics, insights on the geometry of space, time, and motion, and various additions/corrections. This document is NOT a formal article intended for a formal journal. It is intended as a physics educational, "pot stirring" outreach and offers credible alternatives to the conventional "received truth" of institutional physics and astronomy. A Table of Contents was added to help the reader navigate the document.