[John]

There have been many articles and CNPS suggested problems of Relativity. Even if there is a new problem discovered, there are enough identified to compose a new model. I suggest going back to the basic experiments and starting again. This is a paper which was made following my Special Relativity video previously posted in CNPS. Because I had no comments, I wrote it to go on to other thoughts.

Replacing Special Relativity

http://www.intellectualarchive.com/getfile.php?file=1lWfpF459fL&orig_file=msesr.pdf

I would be interested in solving the models rather than regurgitating problems.

Hodge

[John-Erik]

The problem is inside us. We must go backwards in our reasoning until we find the first mistake.

John-Erik

[David]

It’s simple: some theories do not need be replaced. They simply need to be thrown out.

[John-Erik]

David

Yes, but we stupid people do not throw away anything until we have found an alternative.

John-Erik

[Ken]

I completely agree: “There have been many articles and CNPS suggested problems of Relativity. – – I suggest going back to the basic experiments and starting again”. The following link will be a good starting point to review the basics as well as to start again with a model that solves many of the problems of Relativity:

https://beyondmainstream.org/theory/unified-relativity-model/

[John]

Ken:

Agree with the part abou re-examining the experiments that SR used to create the model.

see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OX9ToS_kgrw&t=51s

[Ken]

John.

Yes, I “Agree with the part about re-examining the experiments that SR used to create the 1905 SR model” Also. I have re-examined his assumptions and have created a 1905 SRT model that clearly describes how Einstein used the MM-Experiment, aberration of starlight, and the Lorentz Factor to determine the geometry from which he derived his stellar aberration equation and reciprocity version that has a Twins Paradox, as well as his longitudinal and transverse length transformations and relativistic frequency shift equations. Also, I have created revised SR models that describe a geometry and dynamics from which new and more reliable stellar aberration equations and a reciprocity version that do not have a Twin Paradox, as well as new longitudinal length transformations and relativistic frequency shift equations that are more reliable.