Can Einstein’s Special Theory of Relativity be Considered an Accurate Description of Reality?

摘要

This study shows that Einstein’s Special Theory of Relativity is not a complete theory of reality. The theory used non-uniform experiments; thus, its final conclusions are inconsistent with each other. The most obvious of these is the prediction of a positive correlation between mass and speed (mass increment ). This allows the possibility for both the kinetic and potential energies of a system in motion to increase simultaneously (since the system gains mass and hence potential energy). On this grand, the study proposed a new theory (or provides corrections in Einstein’s theory). Then, these corrections were used to show that (1): Entangle particles exist in nature as a result of relative motion; (2): matter and wave are dual entity of each other, and (3): because of the law of conservation, space dilation is a valid consequence of relative motion just as time dilation is a valid consequence of relativity.