Was Albert Einstein wrong anyway? (And where he was wrong if he was wrong?)

 

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Was Einstein wrong? We must remember that man was only human. He had his limits, and during his lifetime things like dark energy and dark matter along with black holes were purely theories. So if we are using Theories of Relativity for calculating the movements of matter in things, what was not known during Einstein's lifetime, and that thing gives wrong answers, whose fault is that thing?

Is that Einstein's fault, because he couldn't model the dark matter or black holes, because there were not observations about that thing. Or is the fault or error the reason, that theory is used outside the environment, where it is tested. The fact is that theories are tools like an adjustable wrench. If we are using the adjustable wrench for bolts, where it is meant, that tool is working perfectly.

But if the bolt is too small or too big the adjustable wrench is not working so well. So the adjustable wrench is not so universal as we want to believe. And if we want to make welding work with an adjustable wrench that tool wound not work at all. That thing means that every tool is not suitable for all works.

We can imagine that we would use an adjustable wrench for turning welding pike like some Samoan fisherman and make that thing melting. I think that in this case, we would be wrong, and the friction would not be enough high, that the metal is melting. But we can believe, that we can make that thing. Believing is not the same thing as real and confirmed knowledge. In the same way, we can believe that every theory is suitable for everything.

If we are thinking about things like Theories Special and Common Relativity, we must remember that those theories were made over 100 years ago. In that time Dark Matter, Dark Energy, and many other things, what is commonly known today were purely theory.

At that time was no observations about black holes, and quantum fields along with microgravity were not even theories. And the calculation tools, that Einstein used were not at the same level, what they are today. And if we are thinking that way I must wonder, that there were no errors found before.

The fact is that Einstein was a brilliant genius. But as we know his theories have limits. The way how scientists are handling Theories of Relativity is that they are something like religion. Or they are something like GUT (Great Unified Theory) or TOE (Theory of Everything). That is not true. Somewhere else I have written that Einstein would close material from outside in and quantum researchers are traveling from inside out.

And the question is could both theories be right? Could relativity theories be right and quantum theories be right even researchers cannot connect them?

So the way to closing material is the reason, why the quantum theories are so hard to fit in Einstein's theories. And another thing is that the Theories of Relativity are not common tools, that can use in every case. The fact is that the standard model of particles cannot fit Einstein's theories.

But Einstein's theories are handling more time and space. They are not suitable for everything. The reason is that Einstein didn't know quantum fields. If we are thinking that the reason, why c or the speed of light is limited in-universe and the reason for that is in quantum fields, what are affecting to particles, there is the possibility to cross the speed of light if the quantum fields are just removed.

If we are thinking possibility that photons can travel faster in space than in medium. And also things like dark matter have quantum fields, and they can slow photons or electrons.

Are we using the wrong term, when we are talking about the speed of light? Should we rather talk about the speed of photons? The speed of photons depends on the environment, where it travels. And that means the speed of light is also relative. So that means the photon can travel faster than another photon.

Was Einstein right or wrong? If we are using theories or the tool for purposes, what that thing is not made, that means we are wrong. The maker of theory might be right if the theory fits in the environment, where it is tested. If we are using theory outside that environment, that means theory would not work right.

So who is right and who is wrong? That depends on the way of the view. If we are thinking that Einstein's theories of Relativity are something more what they are, we must say that we might be wrong. Einstein has never finished his theories.

And if we are using it in an environment, where it is not tested or what is unknown for the creators of the theory that means that the theory would give wrong results. That means that Einstein's theories might not be suitable for modeling things like dark matter or black holes, which was not known in Einstein's lifetime.

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