Einstein Light Time Relativity

Einstein Light Time Relativity is a second version of my 2015 book, Einstein: Light, Time and Relativity. Besides reviewing Einstein's Special Theory of Relativity and assumptions of science, this version simplifies parts of the last book, as well as adds important information about light. For one thing, light is energy and should adhere to the Second Law of Thermodynamics. All our devices that measure light are really energy detecting devices. Shifts in energy and velocity manifests itself by changes in the doppler effect. We explain how the various energy rays within the electromagnetic spectrum (EMS) are merged together blinding us to their respective velocities. We present an experiment to detect the various velocities within the EMS by detecting and measuring light as it peeks around the moon during an eclipse of the sun . We also discuss the Aether-Field, which replaces the name "Space," "Field," and "Coordinates of Space and Time" and give hints as to what its essence really is. Can light ever go faster than the artificial limit set for light? It already does, but to see it and measure it we need to know more about what light is, and this is what this book is trying to achieve. 

We also continue to critic the many assumptions of science because if these assumptions are wrong, then our various departments in science may also be wrong. Be sure to read the Appendices of this book. 

Read our Table of Contents page to see all the subjects we examine.

Questions: What is light? Why is there anything? Is time a thing or just a comparative quality the mind used to ascertain reality? So many questions. 

Remember science is only as good as its honest use of the the scientific method.