Einstein's explanation of the unexplainable - Paperback

by Jeffrey O'Callaghan (Author)

There are many observations that appear to be unexplainable by modern theory, such as the existence of dark matter and energy. However, as these previous published Articles suggest this might not be true.

For example, Article 12 "Could gravitational time dilation be responsible for Dark Energy?" shows if Einstein had known about it before his death, he could have applied his theoretical prediction that time is dilated or slowed by gravity to define its casualty in a manner that is consistent with all observational data associated with it. This would have given him the ability to define what Dark Matter is.

Another place where modern theories break down is defining why our observable reality is what it is.
For example, many feel that Quantum Theory is the only one that gives a plausible explanation of the double slit experiment by assuming waves exhibit particle-like properties and particles exhibit wave-like ones.

However, that is not consistent with how most of us perceive our observable world and opposes classical, Newtonian and Relativistic Physics. Yet, as the Article 22 "The double slit experiment in space-time." shows Einstein gave us a logical reason why its results are what they are in a manner consistent with his theory and the observable properties of our environment.

Please remember when reviewing these articles that they are all interrelated. If you feel that one does not a provide a complete solution, please take a second to review the others because you will find it there.

Although there is a lot of work left the author feels these articles, when put together, will produce a solid conceptual foundation for the long sought-after Universal Field Theory by deriving all the observable properties of the universe including those of a quantum environment in terms of a relativistic one.

Everything should be made
as simple as possible,
but not simpler.
Albert Einstein