WHAT EINSTEIN DIDN’T KNOW ABOUT TIME
By Keith Ashworth
Entirely Original - Not Derivative – Not Inspired by Inferior Work
If you’ve ever wondered what Einstein’s Special and General Theory of Relativity are all about, then this is the book that will provide the answers to all of your questions.
Because it charts the historical development of physical science and analyses the results of all relevant experiments, this enthralling volume is a great primer for the lay reader who does not possess any prior knowledge with regard to practical or theoretical physics.
The logical scientific arguments that are advanced in WHAT EINSTEIN DIDN’T KNOW ABOUT TIME have been derived entirely from first principles, and expose many profound flaws in Einstein’s inventive train of thought. Hence, the accomplished author is able to rationally explain why many distinguished experimental physicists authoritatively argue that Einstein’s ingenious mathematical theories, which are based on the counter-intuitive premise that the rate at which time elapses within the universe is inconstant, are untenable.
Regardless of whether you are a complete novice or an ardent supporter of Einstein’s version of relativity theory, why not study the contents, weigh up the arguments, and then decide for yourself whether Einstein really was the ultimate embodiment of genius?
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