Category Archives: Anti-Relativity

Discussions in the Anti-Relativity forum

Unreal Time

Posted on November 28, 2006 by Manoj

Another discussion from an on-line forum, this post looks at space and time. [...]The first question we need to ask ourselves is why space and time seem coupled? The answer is actually too simple to spot, and it is in your definition of time. Space and time mix through our concept of velocity and our brain’s ability to sense motion. There is an even deeper connection, which is that space is a cognitive representation of the photons inputs to our eyes, but we will get to it later.[...] Continue reading →

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Of Rotation, LT and Acceleration

Posted on November 15, 2006 by Manoj

Here is a geometric interpretation of Lorentz transformation (or how to go from SR to GR). Continue reading →

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Anti-relativity and Superluminality

Posted on October 3, 2006 by Manoj

A discussion on the meaning and interpretation of Special Relativity. The perceptual effects are known in physics; they are called Light Travel Time effects (LTT, to cook up an acronym). These effects are considered an optical illusion on the motion of the object under observation. Once you take out the LTT effects, you get the “real” motion of the object . This real motion is supposed to obey SR. This is the current interpretation of SR. My argument is that the LTT effects are so similar to SR that we should think of SR as just a formalization of LTT. (In fact, a slightly erroneous formalization.) Continue reading →