Calkins Publishing Company, LLC Announces a New Report, What a Laser Tells Us About Relativity, That Sheds New Light on Einstein's Theories of Relativity

Sammamish, WA, November 01, 2012 --(PR.com)-- Calkins Publishing Company, LLC was founded to being new perceptions to public attention in the fields of science and art. Last year it published the book: Relativity Revisited, which provides a totally different view of Einstein's theories of relativity.

Richard O. Calkins, author of Relativity Revisited, has just released a new report: What a Laser Tells Us About Relativity. This report adds new information on the subject which was not previously available. It uses the characteristics of a laser to show that Einstein based his theories of relativity on incomplete information about the propagation of light. The scientific technology available in the early 1900s to produce and observe the propagation of light failed to detect its innate directionality.

Einstein’s theories are based on the constancy of the speed of light. However, the laser demonstrates that it is the velocity of light that is constant, not just its speed. Speed is what’s called a scalar value, it has only one parameter. Velocity is a vector quantity consisting of both speed and direction. When both the speed and direction of a beam of light are held constant, the movement of its source is shown to be absolute, not relative. The foundational principle of relativity itself is invalid.

You can download your own free copy of What a Laser Tells Us About Relativity at calkinspublishing.com. It tells the whole story about what is wrong with relativity, how the mistake happened and why relativity, despite its fatal flaw, has managed to withstand a century of experimental review. If you want to understand the nature of the universe, you have to know what a laser tells us about relativity.

Get your free copy of What a Laser Tells Us About Relativity now at calkinspublishing.com.