The 35th Midwest Relativity Meeting & Eric Fest

Session

Saturday Afternoon Session 2

1 Nov 2025, 16:45

113 (MacKinnon Building)

32. Relativistic Mechanisms for Entropy Reversal

David Taylor (Relativistic Perspective)

01/11/2025, 16:45

This paper argues for a Relativistic light speed limit to escape velocity and a process that will transform higher elements into Hydrogen-1. It proposes a Relativistic process that will free energy to decay all aspects of the Periodic Table into a single Proton and Electron. They could then attract and form into Hydrogen-1. The relativistic slowdown will mean that Structural energies that...

19. Speed of light (electromagnetic wave) (c) is not constant in space and crisis on the theory of relativity.

Pramod Kumar (Not affiliated with institute)

01/11/2025, 17:00

The real working process of universal phenomenon is described in this paper and unraveling the misconceptions of the theory of relativity.Some experimental evidence and universal phenomenon indicates that the speed of light (c) is not constant in space.Speed of light varies one to another place in space and show relative speed in space.As which this effect predicts to existence of light wave...

16. Einstein's Missing Energy

Thomas Andersen (nSCIr.ca)

01/11/2025, 17:15

Einstein worked on General Relativity for a decade before releasing it in 1916. For several of those years he struggled to include gravity’s own energy into his equation. He couldn’t get it right, so he just dropped it. How do we consistently put gravitational energy back into the equations? In this essay, Einstein’s own solution to this problem - the energy pseudo tensor, along with variants...

29. Observations of Overlooked Power Flows Lets Us Describe the Beginning of our Physical Universe

Charles Sven

01/11/2025, 17:30

Overlooked – 1st of 6 power flows:

Just strike a match and the ancient atom electrons, pushed by a strong energy force, slips from its harness, like a stone from a sling, emerge as light/photons, out instantaneously at 186,282 mps, requiring continuous dark energy1 .

1 [This energy enabled the electron to resist the powerful attraction of the proton by orbiting in a spirographic pattern...