No catch, no hassle—just add it to your cart, check out, and start reading instantly. It’s that simple. Don’t miss out on your next great read. Disclaimer: SBL sharing a free book does not mean we agree with the content, nor are we promoting the content. We share materials for informational and research purposes. Additionally, we do not fact-check books. Sharing an ebook does not mean the content within it is true. Always read with discretion. Hosting these free books costs money. Please consider leaving us a tip at checkout to keep the virtual doors of the library open! This book is essentially a visual explanation/interpretation of relativity. It is somewhat analogous to Einstein’s relativity, but the preferred frame is now the ether and not the observer. In addition, it is not mathematical but rather visual in nature, so the average individual can easily picture it, therefore, understand it. Einstein’s relativity theories (SRT, GRT), as well as quantum mechanics (QM), are extremely difficult to fully grasp without the use of intricate mathematics. For instance, four–dimensional space–time is not easily visualized. In addition, quantum mechanics utilizes mathematical relationships that correctly predict outcomes, even though the theory makes no visual common sense. As a result, it is exceedingly difficult for the average person to appreciate them, let alone understand them. Here is a statement by the famous quantum physicist Richard Feynman, a Nobel Laureate, supporting this belief, ”If you think you understand QM, then you don’t understand QM.”
