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The 100 Greatest Lies in physics is a follow-up to Ray Flemings The Zero-Point Universe as he continues to explore the importance of zero-point energy to modern physics. Since before the start of this century, evidence has mounted that space is not empty. Space is filled with quantum vacuum fluctuations called zero-point energy, and this energy is a modern form of aether. Most of the physics of the past century, which led to todays standard model, fails to account for this modern aether. In relativity theory there are two types of relativity, one that includes aether and one that rejects it. Physicists choose poorly and wrongly champion the theory that rejects the modern aether. Even though many theories like this are now known to be invalid, physicists still cling to the physics of the past. The mainstream physics of the last century is a complete disaster due to physicists failure to incorporate zero-point energy into their explanations of forces and every day phenomena. The 100 Greatest Lies in Physics catalogs many of the most outrageous mistakes in physics in hopes that physicists will do their jobs and stop lying to everyone.

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The 100 Greatest
Lies in Physics

By

Ray Fleming


This publication was published, written, edited and illustrated by Ray Fleming

Copyright 2017 by Ray Fleming

All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without the prior written permission of Ray Fleming. Some material previously published in The Zero-Point Universe and on physicsheretic.com.

Published in the United States of America

ISBN-10: 1544721803

ISBN-13: 978-1544721804


Acknowledgement
A big thanks to my sister Elizabeth and brother in-law Glenn for letting me stay at their house for a few months while I finished this book, and my nephews Colin and Connor who tolerated my presence.

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CONTENTS

The Trouble with Physics

Lie #1: There is no Aether

Lie #2: Michelson & Morley Disproved Aether

Lie #3: Wave-Particle Duality

Lie #4: Photons are Elementary

Lie #5: Virtual Photons

Lie #6: Aether is Virtual Photons

Lie #7: Photons are a force carrier

Lie #8: Electromagnetic Fields are Not Real

Lie #9: Electromagnetic Theory Explains Motion

Lie #10: Magnetic Monopoles

Lie #11: The Speed of Light is Constant in all Reference Frames

Lie #12: The Speed of Light is Constant for all Observers

Lie #13: Special Relativity

Lie #14: Length Contraction

Lie #15: Space Contraction

Lie #16: Time Dilation of Space

Lie #17: Action at a Distance

Lie #18: Gauge Bosons

Lie #19: Mass is Intrinsic

Lie #20: Point Mass

Lie #21: Matter and Antimatter are Intrinsic

Lie #22: Inertia is Intrinsic

Lie #23: There is no Mechanical Force

Lie #24: Physics Explains Mechanical Motion

Lie #25: Dark Energy is not a Force

Lie #26: Gravity is a Fundamental Force

Lie #27: Dark Energy Does Not Cause Expansion

Lie #28: Non-Space

Lie #29: The Big Bang Can Ignore Dark Energy

Lie #30: The Big Bang Can Exceed The Speed of Light

Lie #31: The Inflation Hypothesis

Lie #32: The Cosmic Microwave Background Proves the Big Bang

Lie #33: The Big Bang Can Violate Conservation of Energy

Lie #34: The Big Bang

Lie #35: Cyclical Universe

Lie #36: The Speed of Gravity is the Speed of Light

Lie #37: The Speed of Electromagnetic Fields is Infinite

Lie #39: The Horizon Problem

Lie #40: General Relativity Explains Gravitational Acceleration

Lie #41: Van der Waals Forces do not Explain Gravity

Lie #42: General Relativity can Ignore Vacuum Energy

Lie #43: Curved Space

Lie #44: General Relativity

Lie #45: Gravitational Time Dilation

Lie #46: Gravitational Time Dilation is Proof of General Relativity

Lie #47: The Equivalence Principle Proves General Relativity

Lie #48: Dark Matter

Lie #49: Gravitons

Lie #50: Gravity is due to All Forms of Energy

Lie #51: Gravity is Due to Mass

Lie #52: The Pauli Exclusion Principle

Lie #53: Charge is Intrinsic

Lie #54: Point Particles

Lie #55: Small Electrons

Lie #56: There is No Repulsive Force Between Electrons and Protons

Lie #57: The Schrdinger Equation Describes Electron Motion

Lie #58: Physics Explains Photon Production

Lie #59: The Neutral Pion Quark Model

Lie #60: The Other Irrational Meson Models

Lie #61: Quarks

Lie #62: Muons are Elementary Particles

Lie #63: Tauons are Elementary Particles

Lie #64: Electron Neutrinos are Elementary

Lie #65: Mu & Tau Neutrinos are Elementary

Lie #66: Neutrinos Have Mass

Lie #67: W & Z Bosons Mediate Weak Interactions

Lie #68: W & Z Particles

Lie #69: The Strong Nuclear Force is Due to Gluons

Lie #70: Gluons

Lie #71: Electrons do Not Feel the Strong Force

Lie #72: Leptons

Lie #73: Protons are Not Elementary Particles

Lie #74: Neutrons are Not an Electron and a Proton

Lie #75: Particles Have Relativistic Mass

Lie #76: Mass is Due to the Higgs Field

Lie #77: The Higgs Boson

Lie #78: Bosons are Elementary Particles

Lie #79: The Table of Elementary Particles

Lie #80: The Copenhagen Interpretation

Lie #81: Spooky Action at a Distance

Lie #82: The Many-Worlds Interpretation

Lie #83: The Wave Model of Quantum Mechanics

Lie #84: The Kaluza-Klein Theory

Lie #85: String Theory

Lie #86: Extra Physical Dimensions

Lie #87: The Speed of Light is Fundamental

Lie #88: Faster than Light Travel

Lie #89: Tachyons

Lie #90: The Remaining Hypothetical Particles

Lie #91: G is a Fundamental Constant

Lie #92: The Inverse Square Law for Gravity

Lie #93: Degeneracy Pressure

Lie #94: The Neutron Star Size Limit

Lie #95: Relativistic Black Holes

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