Of course not. Randell Mills knows that General Relativity cannot be
left unaltered. In the October 13, 2010 edition:
"General relativity predicts singularities and a deceleration cosmology
—the opposite of that which is observed [15 16]."
"Separate theories of atomic physics such as quantum mechanics and
quantum electrodynamics, separate nuclear theories such as quantum
chromodynamics, a separate theory for particles such as the standard
model, a separate theory for gravity, general relativity, and separate
theories for cosmology such as the Big Bang, inflation, and dark
energy are artificial, internally inconsistent, incorrect, incomplete,
and not based on physical laws."
"15. R. M. Wald, General Relativity, University of Chicago Press,
Chicago, (1984), pp. 91 101."
"16. N. A. Bahcall, J. P. Ostriker, S. Perlmutter, P. J. Steinhardt,
Science, May 28, 1999, Vol. 284, pp. 1481 1488."
"Application of Maxwell’s equations precisely predicts hundreds of
fundamental spectral observations and atomic and molecular solutions
in exact equations with no adjustable parameters (fundamental
constants only). Moreover, unification of atomic and large scale
physics, the ultimate objective of natural theory, is enabled. The
result gives a natural relationship between Maxwell’s equations,
special relativity, and general relativity."
"For any kind of wave advancing with limiting velocity and capable of
transmitting signals, the equation of front propagation is the same as
the equation for the front of a light wave. By applying this condition
to electromagnetic and gravitational fields at particle production,
the Schwarzschild metric (SM) is derived from the classical wave
equation, which modifies general relativity to include conservation of
spacetime, in addition to momentum and matter/energy and identifies
absolute space. The result gives a natural relationship between
Maxwell’s equations, special relativity, and general relativity. It
gives gravitation from the atom to the cosmos. The gravitational
equations with the equivalence of the particle production energies
permit the equivalence of mass energy and the spacetime that determine
the nature of absolute space wherein a “clock” is defined that
measures “clicks” on an observable in one aspect, and in another, it
is the ruler of spacetime of the universe with the implicit dependence
of spacetime on matter energy conversion. The masses of the leptons,
the quarks, and nucleons are derived from this metric of spacetime
that gives the equivalence of the gravitational and inertial masses.
The universe is time harmonically oscillatory in matter, energy, and
spacetime expansion and contraction with a minimum radius that is the
gravitational radius. In closed form equations with fundamental
constants only, CP gives the basis of the atomic, thermodynamic, and
cosmological arrows of time, the deflection of light by stars, the
precession of the perihelion of Mercury, the Hubble constant, the age
of the universe, the observed acceleration of the expansion, the power
of the universe, the power spectrum of the universe, the microwave
background temperature, the primary uniformity of the microwave
background radiation, the polarization and microkelvin temperature
spatial variation of the microwave background radiation measured by
DASI, the observed violation of the GZK cutoff, the mass density of
the universe, the large scale structure of the universe, and the
identity of dark matter which matches the criteria for the structure
of galaxies and emission from interstellar medium and the Sun which
have been observed in the laboratory [26 27]. In a special case
wherein the gravitational potential energy density of a blackhole
equals that of the Planck mass, matter converts to energy and
spacetime expands with the release of a gamma ray burst. The
singularity in the SM is eliminated. The basis of the
antigravitational force is presented with supporting experimental
evidence."
"26. R. L. Mills, Y. Lu, K. Akhar, “Spectroscopic Observation of
Helium Ion and Hydrogen Catalyzed Hydrino Transitions,”
Cent. Eur. J. Phys., (2009), DOI: 10.2478/s11534 009 0106 9."
"27. R . L. Mills, Y. Lu, Hydrino Continuum Transitions with Cutoffs
at 22.8 nm and 10.1 nm, Int. J. Hydrogen Energy, 35
(2010), pp. 8446 8456, doi: 10.1016/j.ijhydene.2010.05.098."
"Matter and energy are interconvertible and are in essence different
states of the same entity. The state, matter or energy, is determined
by the laws of nature and the properties of spacetime. A photon
propagates according to Maxwell’s Equations at the speed of light in
spacetime having intrinsic impedance j . Matter, as a fundamental
particle, is created in spacetime from a photon. Matter obeys the laws
of Special Relativity, the relationship of motion to spacetime, and
spacetime is curved by matter according to the laws of General
Relativity. Relationships must exist between these laws and the
implicit fundamental constants. The fundamental elements which
determine the evolution of the Universe are the fundamental constants
of spacetime with the property of charge; the capacity of spacetime to
be curved by mass energy; and the photon's angular momentum. The
conversion of energy into matter requires a transition state for which
the identification of the entity as matter or energy is impossible.
From the properties of the entity, as matter or energy, and from the
physical laws and the properties of spacetime, the transition state
hereafter called a transition state orbitsphere are derived.
Concomitantly, the equations for the interconversion of matter and
energy are determined, and the fundamental constant relationships are
determined exactly."
"These relationships represent the unification of the fundamental laws
of the Universe, Maxwell’s Equations, Newtonian Mechanics, Special and
General Relativity, and the Planck equation and the de Broglie
relationship where the latter two can be derived from Maxwell’s
Equations as demonstrated in the Gravity section."
"General relativity is the geometric theory of gravitation developed
by Albert Einstein, whereby he intended to incorporate and extend the
special theory of relativity to accelerated frames of reference.
Einstein’s theory of general relativity is based on a flawed dynamic
formulation of Galileo Galilei’s law. Einstein took as the basis to
postulate his gravitational field equations a certain kinematical
consequence of a law, which he called the “Principle of Equivalence,”
which states that it is impossible to distinguish a uniform
gravitational field from an accelerated frame. However, the two are
not equivalent since they obviously depend on the direction of
acceleration relative to the gravitating body and the distance from
the gravitating body since the gravitational force is a central force.
(In the latter case, only a line of a massive body may be exactly
radial, not the entire mass.) And, this assumption leads to conflicts
with special relativity. The success of Einstein’s gravity equation
can be traced to a successful solution which arises from assumptions
and approximations whereby the form of the solution ultimately
conflicts with the properties of the original equation; no solution is
consistent with the experimental data in the case of the possible
cosmological solutions of Einstein’s general relativity. Furthermore,
Einstein’s general relativity is a partial theory in that it deals
with matter on the scale of celestial objects, but not on an atomic
scale. And, it fails on the cosmological scale. All gravitating bodies
are composed of matter and are collections of atoms that are composed
of fundamental particles such as electrons, which are leptons, and
quarks, which make up protons and neutrons. Gravity originates from
the fundamental particles."
"According to standard general relativity, the solution of the
deflection of light in a gravitational field requires that the
gravitational mass of the photon be
zero. To avoid an inconsistency with the equivalence principle, a hand
waving argument is offered wherein the parameter m in Eq. (32.81)
which is
unequivocally the gravitational mass somehow becomes the photon rest
mass. As shown in the Cosmology section, since the gravitational field
and the
photon both travel at the speed of light, the photon cannot give rise
to a gravitational field without violating causality. The zero rest
mass argument is
made further internally inconsistent by invoking special relativity to
magically make the rest mass of the photon be zero, but special
relativity absolutely
requires that the speed of the photon be c for all inertial frames
with the absence of a special frame. Specifically, the frame in terms
of the historical data
is that of an Earth observer, not a photon rest frame."
"The new possibilities for the global spatial structure of our
Universe should be stressed. In prerelativity physics, as well as in
special relativity, it was assumed that space had the flat structure
given by the possibility above. But even under the very restrictive
assumptions of homogeneity and isotropy, the framework of general
relativity admits two other distinct possibilities. The possibility of
a 3 sphere spatial geometry is particularly interesting, as it is a
compact manifold and thus describes a Universe which is finite but has
no boundary. Such a Universe is called “closed,” while the Universes
with noncompact spatial sections such as those given by flat and
hyperboloid geometries are called “open.” (One could construct closed
Universes with flat or hyperboloid geometries by making topological
identifications, but it does not appear to be natural to do so.) Thus,
an intriguing question raised by general relativity is whether our
Universe is closed or open."
"The expansion of the Universe in accordance with Eq. (32.126) has
been confirmed by the observation of the redshifts of distant
galaxies. The confirmation of this striking prediction of Einstein’s
general relativity is regarded as a dramatic success of the theory.
Unfortunately, the historical development of events clouded this
success and recent data reveals a fatal flaw in the nature of the
expansion. Einstein was sufficiently unhappy with the prediction of a
dynamic Universe that he proposed a modification of his equation, the
addition of a new term[.]"
"For many years it was generally believed that the prediction of a
singular origin of the Universe was due merely to the assumptions of
exact homogeneity and isotropy, that if these assumptions were relaxed
one would get a non singular “bounce” at small a rather than a
singularity. However, the singularity theorems of general relativity
[21] show that singularities are generic features of cosmological
solutions; they have ruled out the possibility of “bounce” models
close to the homogeneous, isotropic modes."
"21. R. M. Wald, General Relativity, University of Chicago Press,
Chicago, (1984), Chp. 9 and Chp. 14."
"Dynamical predictions for the evolution of the Universe according to
Einstein’s equation are consistent with the expansion of the cosmos;
but are fatally flawed since they predict the possibility of an
expansion velocity that greatly exceeds the speed of light such that a
cosmology inconsistent with special relativity is possible, and all
cosmological solutions of Einstein’s general relativity predict a
decelerating Universe from a postulated initial condition of a “big
bang” expansion [13]8. The astrophysical data reveal an accelerating
cosmos [14], which invalidates Einstein’s equation. Furthermore,
multiple solutions with dramatically different consequences are
equally valid. The solutions to Einstein’s equation cannot account for
the power spectrum of the cosmos or the nature or uniformity of the
cosmic microwave background radiation. Einstein’s Universe is static
with expanding dust, expanding radiation, or a static expanding
mixture. In actuality, the Universe comprises predominantly matter
which is undergoing conversion into radiation with a concomitant
expansion of spacetime. The Einstein solutions predict the opposite of
the actual evolution of the cosmos wherein radiation dominates in the
early Universe with matter dominant later. The equations are derived
infra. They reconcile the shortcomings of Einstein’s general
relativity. The correct basis of gravitation is not according to
Einstein’s equation (Eq. (32.40)); instead the origin of gravity is
the relativistic correction of spacetime itself which is analogous to
the special relativistic corrections of inertial parameters—increase
in mass, dilation in time, and contraction in length in the direction
of constant relative motion of separate inertial frames. As matter
converts into energy spacetime undergoes expansion. On this basis, the
observed acceleration of the expansion of the cosmos is predicted."
"13. R. M. Wald, General Relativity, University of Chicago Press,
Chicago, (1984), pp. 91 101."
"14. N. A. Bahcall, J. P. Ostriker, S. Perlmutter, P. J. Steinhardt,
Science, May 28, 1999, Vol. 284, pp. 1481 1488."
"Furthermore, a very plausible source of nonthermal gamma ray bursts
from interstellar regions [49] may be due to conversion of matter to
photons of the Planck mass energy, which may also give rise to cosmic
rays. When the gravitational potential energy density of a massive
body such as a blackhole equals that of a particle having the Planck
mass as given by Eqs. (32.22 32.32), the matter may transition to
photons of the Planck mass given by Eq. (32.31). In the case of the
Planck mass, the gravitational potential energy (Eq, (32.30)) is equal
to the Planck, electric, and magnetic energies which equal (Eq.
(32.32)), and the coordinate time is equal to the proper time (Eqs.
(32.33 32.34) and Eq. (32.43)). However, the particle corresponding to
the Planck mass may not form since its gravitational velocity (Eq.
(32.33)) is the speed of light. (The limiting speed of light
eliminates the singularity problem of Einstein’s equation that arises
as the radius of a blackhole equals the Schwarzschild radius. General
relativity with the singularity eliminated resolves the paradox of the
infinite propagation velocity required for the gravitational force in
order to explain why the angular momentum of objects orbiting a
gravitating body does not increase due to the finite propagation delay
of the gravitational force according to special relativity [52]).
Thus, it remains a photon. Even light from a blackhole will escape
when the decay rate of the trapped matter with the concomitant
spacetime expansion is greater than the effects of gravity which
oppose this expansion. The annihilation of a blackhole may be the
source of g ray bursts. Gamma ray bursts are the most energetic
phenomenon known that can release an explosion of gamma rays packing
100 times more energy than a supernova explosion [53]. Cosmic rays are
the most energetic particles known, and their origin is also a mystery
[54]. In 1966, Cornell University’s Kenneth Greisen predicted that
interaction with the ubiquitous photons of the cosmic microwave
background would result in a smooth power law cosmic ray energy
spectrum being sharply cutoff. However, in 1998, Schwarzschild
reported [55] that the Akeno Giant Air Shower Array (AGASA) in Japan
has collected data that show the cosmic ray energy spectrum is
extending beyond the Greisen Zatsepin Kuzmin (GZK) cutoff."
"49. Hurley, K., et. al., Nature, 372, (1994), pp. 652 654."
"52. T. Van Flandern, “The Speed of Gravity—What the Experiments Say,”
Physics Letters A, 250 (1998), pp. 1 11"
"53. R. Cowen, Science News, May 9, (1998), p. 292."
"54. M. Chown, New Scientist, May 10, (1997), p. 21."
"55. B. Schwarzschild, Physics Today, Vol. 51, No. 10, October,
(1998), pp. 19 21."
"According to the GZK cutoff, the cosmic spectrum cannot extend beyond
5*10^19 eV, but AGASA, the world’s largest air shower array, has shown
that the spectrum is without any clear sign of cutoff. Similarly, the
Utah Fly’s Eye had detected cosmic rays [56, 57]. Photons, each of the
Planck mass, may be the source of these inexplicably energetic cosmic
rays. Thus, the Universe is oscillatory in matter, energy, and
spacetime without the existence of antimatter due to conservation of
spin of the electron neutrino and the relationship of particle
production to spacetime contraction. During the expansion phase, the
arrow of time runs forward to lower mass and higher entropy states;
whereas, during collapse, the arrow of time runs backwards relative to
the case of the Universe in a state of expansion. Recent particle
physics experiments demonstrate that the decay of kaons and antikaons
follows a law that is not symmetric with respect to time reversal
[39]. The data reveals that there is a microscopic arrow of time, in
addition to the thermodynamic and cosmological arrows. The Universe
evolves to higher mass and lower entropy states. Thus, biological
organisms such as humans, which rely on the spontaneity of chemical
reactions with respect to the forward arrow of time cannot exist in
the contracting phase of the Universe. And, compared to the period of
the Universe, the origins of life occurred at a time very close to the
beginning of the expansion of the Universe when the direction of the
spontaneity of reactions changed to the direction of increasing
entropy and the rate of the increase in entropy of the Universe was a
maximum."
"39. Science News, Vol. 154, October 31, (1998), p. 277."
"56. G. Taubes, “Pattern emerges in cosmic ray mystery,” Science, News
Series, Vol. 262, No. 5140, (Dec. 10, 1993), p. 1649."
"57. D. J. Bird, et al., “Evidence for correlated changes in the
spectrum and composition of cosmic rays at extremely high
energies,” Physical Review Letters, Vol. 71, No. 21, (1993), pp. 3401
3404."
"The definitive form of the field equations of general relativity
follow from the Schwarzschild metric (Eq. (32.38)) and can be
expressed in terms of the contraction of spacetime by the special
relativistic mass of a fundamental particle (Eq. (32.140)). The masses
and charges of the fundamental particles are determined by the
equations of the transition state orbitsphere herein derived where the
nonradiative boundary condition and the constancy of the speed of
light must hold which requires relativistic corrections to spacetime.
Fundamental particles can decay or interact to form an energy minimum.
Thus, each stable particle arises from a photon directly or from a
decaying particle, which arose from a photon. The photon, and the
corresponding fundamental particle, possess h-bar of angular momentum.
Nuclei form as binding energy is released as the orbitspheres of
participating nucleons overlap. Atoms form as the potential energy of
the fields of electrons and nuclei is released as the fields are
partially annihilated. Molecules form as the energy stored in the
fields of atoms is minimized. Planets and celestial bodies form as the
gravitational potential energy is minimized. All of these energies
correspond to forces, and the equations of the forces are given in the
Unification of Spacetime, the Forces, Matter, and Energy section."
"Spacetime has an intrinsic impedance of η. It provides a limiting
speed of c for the propagation of any wave, including gravitational
and electromagnetic waves. It further provides fields that match
boundary conditions. Matter/energy acts on spacetime and spacetime
acts on matter/energy. Thus, a spatial two dimensional manifold of
matter results in a gravitational field in spacetime; a three
dimensional spacetime manifold of current gives rise to a magnetic
field in spacetime; a spatial two dimensional manifold of charge gives
rise to an electric field in spacetime. Thus, General Relativity and
Maxwell’s Equations are valid on any scale. Furthermore, the existence
of matter with a determined mass as a three dimensional spacetime
manifold that is charged maximizes the volume of spacetime to the
surface area of matter. This gives an energy minimum of the resulting
gravitational, electric, and magnetic fields."
"The obvious question is how can the mass energy of the Universe be
increased up to arbitrary orders of magnitude by simply selecting an
inertial frame? The set of equivalent inertial frames extends over an
infinite range of kinetic energies relative to even one body for
example. Since the Universe is finite and closed, and matter, energy,
and spacetime are conserved these infinite possibilities for
equivalent inertial frames for the Universe with its unique
inventories is untenable. The frames of reference regarding relative
uniform motion are only convenient means to compare measurements in
those frames when absolute values are not important in the
determination, and it is not necessary to determine the relative rank
of the frames (e.g. the stationary versus the moving one). These
conditions may break down, and paradoxes arise that can only be
resolved by abandoning the simplified frames of special relativity and
invoking an absolute frame of reference.
Specifically, in addition to the lack of energy conservation and
physical mechanism for many of its consequences, another problem that
arises is the inability to determine which body is in motion when
comparing relative motion in order to arrive at consistent
predictions. The limitation in uniquely and unequivocally identifying
inertial frames centrally impacts the ability to interpret and apply
special relativity. This is particularly acute when objects initially
in the same inertial frame separate and rejoin. A famous example is
the case of the twin paradox. Here two twins separate and are rejoined
with intervening periods of acceleration and reversal of physical
displacement. A failure of special relativity is that upon rejoining
the traveling twin is younger relative to the stationary twin in
contradiction to his expectations since to him, it is the stationary
twin who had been in motion. Although strained “resolutions” to the
asymmetrical time dilation of the traveling twin have been put forward
including a far fetched one by Einstein regarding gravitational time
dilation of the general relativity theory, none are tenable [5]. The
fundamental impasse is inherent in the consideration that motion is
arbitrarily relative. There must be an absolute frame for each object
in order to conserve the mass/energy inventory of the Universe as well
as resolve paradoxes such as the twin paradox."
"5. A. Beiser, Concepts of Modern Physics, Fourth Edition, McGraw Hill
Book Company, New York, (1978), pp. 27 30."
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