A replacement for Einstein's Special Relativity — built on the same postulates, arriving at fundamentally different conclusions. Published in parts as research advances.
Read the TheoryThis part establishes the two foundational postulates of the theory — the same postulates Einstein adopted in 1905, but interpreted with greater precision. The conclusions that follow from…
This part derives a new account of simultaneity — the question of whether two events happen "at the same time" — from the postulates alone, without requiring that…
As objects approach the speed of light, Special Relativity predicts their momentum increases without bound. This part reworks that prediction under the revised framework and compares the results…
E = mc² is perhaps the most famous equation in physics. This part proposes a correction to it — a small additional term that becomes significant only at…
A minor typographical error in equation 3.2 has been corrected. The physics is unaffected.
Two independent reviewers have returned initial notes on Part II. Revisions are in progress.
Anonymized high-energy collision data has been received and is now under analysis for the momentum comparison in Part III.
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