Recent content by Dr.Matthé

If you cannot take mathematics seriously, no serious physicist will take you seriously. It's that simple.

What about following a course on relativity at some university?

Ok I see I can read your document without dropbox as well, but that doesn't improve the situation I'm afraid. You only give some rough handwaving argument from which you conclude that Einstein is wrong. If you would argue with real equations (as Einstein did, after all this is supposed to be...

I don't have dropbox. Have you ever read Einstein's own book called My Theory? He explains it really well there.

Normally experiments correct theories, not the other way around;)

So all pictures of Hubble and JWST are just smudges? Lol.

You refer to a supernova? That is indeed a star exploding (its outer layers) but at the same time its core gets compressed and assumed to become a BH. Yet I already gave a simple argument why there can be no such things as Black Holes (FYI frozen stars is what you get instead).

Yeah right.

The correct translation is indeterminacy principle (fuzziness is fine too). This is part of what causes all the misconceptions about QM. The classical point partical concept is another one.

Why would one need a quantum gravity theory when it seems there's no problem with quantum field theory in curved space-time? Black Holes perhaps? But how can a time-irreversible black hole ever be a solution of time-independent GR?

Yes, the speed of light (and that of everything else) decreasing in a strongly increasing gravitational field is a simple consequence of well known time dilation. And thus there are no such things as black holes...

Time dilation is proportional to the strength of gravity, and so gravity stops itself from becoming infinite. And the Schwarzschild solution of the space-time around a mass with infinity density is purely hypothetical, it simply can't be achieved in reality. And in order to get quantum gravity...

Sorry but your comment lacks all coherence...

Who's 'we'? And you're not a scientist, are you?

Please explain how time-irreversible BHs fit a time-independent theory.