Einstein was wrong; time does not dilate
Science has long known that the Lorentz transformation of special relativity is problematic, as it leads to paradoxes that violate causality—such as the twin paradox and the grandfather paradox.
Many researchers have attempted this but have yet to provide a rigorous proof, as all of them have based their arguments solely on the consequences of special relativity.
In the book: "The Universe is a Unified Object", author Ngo Quang Ha re-examined each step in constructing the Lorentz transformation and discovered mathematical errors leading to the wrong formula regarding the coefficient k, which is the cause of the consequence of the special theory of relativity that time dilates in a moving frame of reference.
The author recalculated and determined the coefficient k=1, thereby completing the proof that time does not undergo dilation (see the modified Lorentz formula in the illustration). Note that time measurements still involve discrepancies because light propagation is not instantaneous.
The entire process of disproving and reconstructing the Lorentz transformation is presented in great detail and is easily understood by almost anyone, even a first-year student
In addition, the author analyzes and critiques experiments purported to be related to the phenomenon of time dilation, such as the measurement of cosmic-ray muons, heavy-ion acceleration experiments, and the muon storage experiment at CERN,...
The results of these experiments have no connection to the time dilation of special relativity; this is because the experimenters misunderstood the phenomenon of particle decay.
Correctly reconstructing the Lorentz transformation is one of the first steps the author took to construct a new unified theory:
- Reconciliation of special relativity with Maxwell's theory of electromagnetism
- Unification of general relativity and quantum mechanics
The book (in English) is available on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HCGYPFK1
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