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E7.1 - How Lorentz Failed and Physics Took a Turn Toward Fantasy Land

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First published at 00:54 UTC on February 8th, 2022.

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Joe Sorge is back with another installment in the Relativity series and it is worth the wait! Joe makes a compelling argument about the logical inconsistencies of the traditional Lorentz transformations, which underpin special relativity. While a mathematically elegant solution, he points to the many conceptual flaws. This episode promises to send a chapter of the bible of physics up in flames. With careful precision and some simple, but devastatingly effective examples, Joe may just have you rethinking special relativity.

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