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Around the turn of the 20th century, in order to save the
dying heliocentric model from the conclusive experiments of Airy, Michelson, Morley,
Gale, Sagnac, Kantor, Nordmeyer and others, Albert Einstein created his Special
Theory of Relativity, a brilliant revision of heliocentricism which in one
philosophical swoop banished the universal aether from scientific study
replacing it with a form of relativism which allowed for heliocentricism and
geocentricism to hold equal merit. If
there is no absolute aetheric medium within which all things exist, then
hypothetically one can postulate complete relativism with regard to the
movement of two objects, such as the Earth and Sun. At the time, the Michelson-Morley and
Michelson-Gale experiments had already long measured and proven the existence
of the aether, but the church of heliocentricism was not to be deterred,
Einstein never tried to refute the experiments scientifically, choosing instead
to object philosophically with his notion of “absolute relativity,” claiming
that all uniform motion is relative and there exists no absolute state of rest
anywhere in the universe. Nowadays, just
like the theory of heliocentricism,
Einstein’s theory of relativity is accepted worldwide as gospel truth, even though he himself admitted geocentricism is equally justifiable:
Einstein’s theory of relativity is accepted worldwide as gospel truth, even though he himself admitted geocentricism is equally justifiable:
“The struggle, so violent in the early days of science, between
the views of Ptolemy and Copernicus would then be quite meaningless. Either
coordinate system could be used with equal justification. The two sentences,
'the sun is at rest and the earth moves,' or 'the sun moves and the earth is at
rest,' would simply mean two different conventions concerning two different
coordinate systems.” -Albert Einstein
“People need to be aware that there is a range of models
that could explain the observations. For instance, I can construct you a
spherically symmetrical universe with Earth at its center, and you cannot
disprove it based on observations. You can only exclude it on philosophical
grounds. In my view there is absolutely nothing wrong in that. What I want to
bring into the open is the fact that we are using philosophical criteria in
choosing our models. A lot of cosmology tries to hide that.” -George Ellis,
“Thinking Globally, Acting Universally”
Einstein’s necessary modification to the heliocentric theory
ultimately resulted in transforming it into the “acentric” theory of the
universe, because the Sun was no longer the center of anything, and all motion
was only relative. Acentrists soon began
postulating that not only is the Earth spinning 1,000 mph and revolving 67,000
mph around the Sun, but the Earth, Sun
and entire solar system as a whole are simultaneously rotating around the Milky
Way galaxy at 500,000 mph! Furthermore,
the entire galaxy, with the Earth, Sun and entire solar system, are also
simultaneously shooting 670,000,000 mph through the universe
away from a Big Bang explosion at the beginning of time!
“The theory of the three [now four] motions of the Earth
and subsequent ‘relativity,’ is the result of trying to cover up one lie by
another. They say that as we whirl in London at the rate of nearly eleven miles
a minute, we are shooting into space around the Sun at nearly twenty miles a
second, and the Sun itself moves around a point in space, at the immense speed
of 150,000,000 miles in a year, pulling our poor Earth with him at the added
speed - the distance that separates us from the Sun - and in this maddening
whirlwind of motions they try to apply Euclid’s spherical trigonometry to
locate distances - which data was intended by Euclid to determine fixed points
only - with the result that they have brought out wild calculations which have
been fostered dogmatically on a gullible World, but are about as infallible as
the utterances of Borgia.” -E.
Eschini, “Foundations of Many Generations” (7)
“Most people who accept that the Earth is in motion
believe it is a proven fact. They do not realize that not only has the motion
of the Earth never been proven, but by the constructs of modern physics and
cosmology cannot be proven. Again, even modern cosmology does not claim to be
able to prove that the Earth is in motion. In fact the very best argument for
Earth’s motion is based on pure ‘modesty’ not logic, observation and
experience. If anyone could prove the Earth’s motion, that someone would become
more famous than Einstein, Hawking and others. They may all be fools but even
they would not make such an ignorant claim to proof of Earth’s motions, and
those who do so don’t realize just how ignorant of physics they really are!
Before folks go demonstrating how ignorant they are, they should consider: 1.
The relationship between Mach’s principle and relativity. 2. The relationship
between Gravity and Inertia, and Gravity and Acceleration (and the paradoxes
that exist). 3. Relativity does not claim to prove Earth’s motions, in fact it
‘dictates’ the ridiculous idea that motion cannot be proven period. 4.
Relativity proposes motion, it does not nor can it claim to disprove that the
Earth is the center of the universe! 5. Only those who are ignorant of physics
attempt to make arguments based on weather patterns, ballistic trajectories,
geosynchronous satellites, and Foucault’s pendulums for evidence of Earth’s
motions! For all those ‘geniuses’ out there, not even Einstein would claim such
stupidity.” -Allen Daves
When Einstein first introduced his theory of relativity to the
world, he often used the analogy of a wagon rolling along the street as an
illustration. “What we mean by relative
motion,” he stated in a Princeton University lecture, “in a general sense is
perfectly plain to everyone. If we think
of a wagon moving along a street we know that it is possible to speak of the
wagon at rest, and the street in motion, just as well as it is to speak of the
wagon in motion and the street at rest.
That, however, is a very special part of the ideas involved in the
principle of Relativity.”
“That would be amusing if we read it in a comic paper,
but when Professor Einstein says it in a lecture at the Princeton University,
we are expected not to laugh; that is the only difference. It is silly, but I
may not dismiss the matter with that remark, and so I will answer quite
seriously that it is only possible for me to speak of the street moving while
the wagon remains still - and to believe it - when I cast away all the
experience of a lifetime and am no
longer able to understand the evidence of my senses; which is insanity … Such
self-deception as this is not reasoning; it is the negation of reason; which is
the faculty of forming correct conclusions from things observed, judged by the
light of experience. It is unworthy of our intelligence and a waste of our
greatest gift; but that introduction serves very well to illustrate the kind of
illusion that lies at the root of Relativity.
When he suggested that the street might be moving while the wagon with
its wheels revolving was standing still, he was asking us to imagine that in a
similar manner the earth we stand upon might be moving while the stars that
pass in the night stand still. It is a Case of Appeal, where Einstein appeals
in the name of a convicted Copernican Astronomy against the judgment of
Michelson - Morley, Nordmeyer, physics, fact, experience, observation and
reason.” -Gerrard Hickson, “Kings
Dethroned” (65-66)
On the surface relativity may seem plausible enough,
especially when presented by a charismatic character of Einstein’s caliber, but
is it really so simple and straight-forward?
In fact Einstein’s theory of relativity is so complicated and convoluted
that when it first came to the public’s attention, it was said that there were
probably less than a dozen people on Earth capable of understanding it! After Einstein presented his theory to the
Royal Astronomical Society, philanthropist Eugene Higgins offered a prize of
$5,000 for the best explanation of relativity, in essay form, describing it so
the general public could understand what it was all about. Prize winner Mr. L. Bolton himself admitted
that “even when stated in its simplest form, it remains a tough proposition.”
Along with Einstein’s denial of the aether and anything
absolute (except the absoluteness of relativity), he had to create a litany of
new terms and ideas, each depending upon another and contributing to support
the whole. For example, Einstein claimed
there was no aether, that time is a fourth spacial dimension, that “infinity”
and “eternity” do not exist, and that light is a material thing. This meant that time must be added to the
three dimensions of length, breadth, and thickness, that “space” be renamed a
“continuum,” and “points” in the “space-time continuum” be renamed to “events.”
“What we have always known as a ‘point’ in the terms of
Euclid, Einstein calls an ‘event!’ but if words have any meaning a point and an
event are two totally different things; for a point is a mark, a spot or place,
and is only concerned in the consideration of material things; while an event
is an occurrence, it is something that happens.
There is as much difference between them as there is between the
sentence ‘This is a barrel of apples,’ and ‘These apples came from New
Zealand.’ While claiming ‘time’ as a
fourth dimension, Einstein explains that ‘by dimension we must understand
merely one of four independent quantities which locate an event in space.’ This is to imply that the other three
dimensions which are in common use are independent quantities, which is not the
case; for length, breadth and thickness are essentially found in combination;
they co-exist in each and every physical thing, so that they are related -
hence they are not independent quantities.
On the contrary, time IS an independent quantity. It is independent of any one, or all, the
three proportions of material things, it is not in any way related; and
therefore cannot be used as a fourth dimension.” -Gerrard Hickson, “Kings Dethroned” (69-70)
Einstein’s theory of relativity claims that light is a
material thing which therefore has weight and is subject to gravity. This idea meant starlight could now bend
under its own weight and curve its path based on the distance and mass of
objects along its trajectory, which allowed heliocentrists like Einstein to
claim stars are in reality not where they appear to be, and that with this new
geometry the stars must be moved to much farther away than previously assumed.
“Consequently the heavenly bodies may be much further away than
they have hitherto been supposed to be, and every method which is based upon
the geometry of Euclid and the triangulation of Hipparchus will fail to
discover the distance to a star; because its real position is no longer known. Wherefore Einstein has invented a new kind of
geometry, in order to calculate the positions of the stars by what is nothing
more or less than metaphysics.”
-Gerrard Hickson, “Kings Dethroned” (66-67)
Einstein’s “Law of the Constancy of the Velocity of Light”
states that light always travels at the same speed, 186,414 miles per second
(671,090,400 miles per hour), but Einstein also claims that gravity causes
light to bend towards massive objects along its trajectory. If a ray of light can be said to bend,
curve, or deviate from its course due to the gravitational pull of masses in
its path, it must by necessity accelerate when approaching and decelerate when
receding from these things. However, if
light can bend under its own weight, or under the law of gravitation, as
Einstein claims it does, than it is not and cannot be absolute.
“Strangely enough, while Einstein claims that everything
is in motion and nothing is stable, he allows one thing, and one thing only, to
remain outside the realm of relativity, independent of everything else; He
claims that the velocity of light is constant under all circumstances, and
therefore is absolute. This is a blunder
of the first magnitude, but I do not imagine that he fell into it through any
oversight; for it is quite evident that he was driven into this false
position. He was compelled to say that
the velocity of light is constant, because, if he did not his new geometry
would be useless … We are told that light is a material thing, and that a beam
of light is deflected from a straight line by the gravitation of any and every
thing that lies near its course as it passes within their sphere of influence;
and we are further assured that light always maintains a uniform speed of
186,414 miles a second. We have,
however, to remind Professor Einstein that this was determined as the result of
experiments by the physicists - Fizeau, Foucalt, Cornu, Michelson, and Newcomb,
all of which experiments were conducted within the earth’s atmosphere, on
terra-firma. In all these experiments a
ray of light was reflected between two mirrors several miles apart, so that it
had to pass to and fro always through the atmosphere, and it is not to be
supposed that light, or anything else, can travel at the same speed through the
air as it would through the vacuum Einstein supposes space to be. Let us reverse this in order to realize it
better. It is not to be supposed that
any material thing travels at no greater speed through a vacuum than it does
through air, which has a certain amount of density or opacity. If anything does not distinguish the
difference between air and a vacuum, then it is not a material thing; it cannot
be matter. On the other hand, anything
that is matter must of necessity make such a distinction, and in that case its
velocity cannot be constant.”
-Gerrard Hickson,
“Kings Dethroned” (70)
Conventional wisdom before Einstein’s theory was that light
was not a material thing, that it discharged in a straight line in every
direction from the source, that it could not be influenced by gravity, could
not bend, curve, or be deflected from its course by anything; As Lord Kelvin
said, “Light diverges from a luminous center outwards in all directions.” Its velocity may be affected according to the
density of the medium through which it passes, but this fact simply proves
Einstein’s “Law of the Constancy of the Velocity of Light” is incorrect.
“The length of the course used by Newcomb in the final
determination of the Velocity of Light was 7.44242 kilometers. If the ray of light had deviated by a
hair’s-breadth from an absolutely straight line, it never could have passed
through the interstices between the very fine teeth of his revolving wheel, or
return precisely to the appointed spot on his sending and receiving mirrors,
which were 3.72121 kilometers apart. The
fact that the ray of light did pass from mirror to mirror, and through the
wheel, proves that it maintained a straight line; hence it is certain that it
was not deflected from its course by the gravitation of the earth between the
two mirrors; wherefore it is obvious that it was not affected by
gravitation. So we find that the very
experiments by which the accepted 186,414 miles per second as the Velocity of
Light was measured - experiments which were carried out with the utmost
painstaking and minute attention to detail - prove that a ray of light is not
influenced by the gravitation of the earth in the slightest degree. Therefore, if those experiments were good
enough to warrant all the world in accepting the ‘Velocity of Light’ they may
be equally well adduced as proof that a ray of light does not bend by its own
weight; and that light is not affected by gravitation.” -Gerrard Hickson, “Kings Dethroned” (71)
"As for Einstein, if you want to believe that
lengths shrink when an object moves, time changes in the process, and its mass
increases, just so you can explain the anomalies of Michelson's experiment,
that's your privilege, but I'd just as soon answer it by saying that mass, time
and length stay the same and the Earth isn't moving, and I'm just as
'scientific' as you for saying so." -Robert Sungenis
“Relativity is clever; but it belongs to the same category as
Newton’s Law of Gravitation and the Kant-Herschell-Laplace Nebular Hypothesis,
in as far as it is a superfine effort of the imagination seeking to maintain an
impossible theory of the universe in defiance of every fact against it.” -Gerrard Hickson, “Kings Dethroned” (65)
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