Relativity and Cosmology

    

Why Simultaneity Must be Absolute Inconsistency in the Theory of Special Relativity

Authors: Bhagat Singh Rajawat

[A]n attempt is made here in the form of a thought experiment to prove that the theory of special relativity is logically inconsistent. It is also attempted to locate precisely what was wrong in his 1905 paper. The entire theory is pivoted on Einstein’s conclusion that simultaneity is relative, not absolute. From this notion only he derives the Lorentz transformation equations, from which emerge the ideas of time dilation and length contraction - which automatically stand invalid if the absoluteness of simultaneity is proved.

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