The super-humanly strong young Einstein of 1907 found three mega things out of the blue sky in his famous “equivalence principle”:
- Gravitational light bending
- Gravitational reduction of c visible from above
- Gravitational reduction of c visible from above
A fourth finishing implication he did not mention:
- Optically masked gravitational size dilation
The fourth point restored the global c assumed at the outset since the equivalence principle is solely based on special relativity with its global c. Unfortunately, the new fourth point has maximum implications of its own, most of which still wait to be spotted. This is the current “physics needs help” progress. Can you rush over to help?
April 20/November 26, 2019
You said>> The super-humanly strong young Einstein of 1907 found three mega things out of the blue sky in his famous “equivalence principle”:
- Gravitational light bending
- Gravitational reduction of c visible from above
- Gravitational reduction of c visible from above
A fourth finishing implication he did not mention:
All these are not science that we should follow. The contribution of Einstein to science is not science, we have to think out the box,like Mr. Einstein did, and confused the whole world. The Universe is a Quantum Mechanics phenomenon.
https://www.academia.edu/38373675/Creation_of_a_Quantum_Mechanic_Universe_and_its_Rotation.doc
It is a pity if you discard simple thinking (facts) in favor of a complicated set of unrelated facts.
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