The Fantasies of Modern Physics

Scientists accept the concept of Peer review of research. However, this merely protects those in authority (because the peers are their mates) and blocks out anyone with contrary views. Much research accepts basic theories which are not proven and then conducts further research as though the basic premises were true. This book exposes many fallacies of research which ultimately cost a lot of money with little chance of return. It looks into a number of accepted beliefs which are demonstrably wrong. Thus we end up with postulates that are pure fantasy. Examples of this are theories of an expanding universe, black holes and changes of mass with velocity. By inference, the postulate of dark matter is disproved.

However, it also provides new information on elliptical planetary orbits and a Unified Field Theory.