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Subject: Albert in Relativityland
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Here is a good review of some critiques of relativity.

"A critical introduction to “Einstein‟s theory of relativity”

 "written by a non-scientist for other non-scientists who have some
intellectual curiosity about this famous theory, with pictures in it and
140 references and citations to authority. 30 pages."
by Raleigh Amesbury

"“Einstein‟s theory of relativity” is substantially science fiction,
fantasy or philosophy, and represents the worst of science: how science
can become political, how political factors can affect funding, how
funding can affect scientists‟ jobs and careers, how experimental data
can be manipulated to serve as propaganda, and how theory can be
presented as fact.
Scientific theories come and go. It is about time “Einstein‟s theory of
relativity” went.
... The day will come when nobody even mentions either of them anymore.
Physicists need only scrap the erroneous hypotheses of length
contraction, time dilation, mass distortion, the c speed limit,
space-time and curved space, and science will be reasonable and back on
track again."