Relativity – Century Fallacy

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DOI 10.34257/RCF2026
ISBN (HARDCOVER) 9798184968667
PUBLICATION DATE 2026-05-07
E-ISBN 978-1-7340132-5-2
TOTAL PAGES 342 Pages
FORMAT PDF, EPUB, Print
LANGUAGE English
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Einstein contemplating with a cosmic background and hourglass.
Submitted
01 Apr 2026
Accepted
07 Apr 2026
Current Edition
2026
07 May 2026

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Relativity - Century Fallacy argues that Einstein’s relativity is built on flawed physical models, not just disputed mathematics. The authors claim special relativity wrongly treats relative motion as if it can physically change clocks, rulers, and aging, and that Einstein failed to define the conditions for a valid reference system.

For general relativity, they argue that empty space cannot bend and that time should not be merged with space before being clearly defined. They distinguish measured “scale time” from the actual “existence time” of objects, and introduce “Unit Objects” and “Unit Object Flows” to reinterpret spacetime and light-cone diagrams.

Overall, the book is a broad critique of relativity, modern cosmology, and scientific authority, calling for simpler physical reasoning and more independent scientific thinking.

Einstein Theory Modern Physics Relativity Space-time Theoretical Physics

About the Authors

Sean Yuxiang Wu

Sean Yuxiang Wu

He has published several works on cosmology, including “Use Relativity to Destroy the Enemy” (2025), “ Abandon Big Bang – Theology and Science in Cosmology” (2024), “Big Bang Pseudo-theology” (2023), and “10 Questions to NASA” (2021). Between 2015 and 2019, he produced ten papers on “Matter Regularity” and authored books such as “Debate of Light and Dark” and “Fading Modern Cosmology.” His 2005 Chinese book “Who Should Talk about Cosmos” was partly included in a college textbook. From 1999 to 2007, he held key academic roles, including dean at Beijing Normal University Zhuhai Campus and director at Dalian University’s Software Research Institute, and also served as a distinguished professor at multiple universities before returning to the United States. He earned a Ph.D. from UC Berkeley in 1990 on a full scholarship.

Lü Wu

Lü Wu

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Sean Yuxiang Wu, & Lü Wu. (2026). Relativity – Century Fallacy. London Journals Press. https://doi.org/10.34257/RCF2026

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