Special relativity: from Einstein to strings John H. Schwarz, Patricia M. Schwarz
Publisher: Cambridge University Press

Well, I've been reading a book, “Special Relativity from Einstein to Strings”, and maybe it isn't an artistic achievement, but it certainly is a well written book with an “idealistic tendancy” of its own. This sentence by Einstein gave birth to multiple interpretations, most of which has resulted, and may be an underlying objective, in a discredit of the genius's post-relativistic work. According to Einstein's Special Relativity Theory, traveling at Speeds approaching that of light allows time to slow down, thus providing a 1 way trip into the future. I said: "We must not forget that the four papers comprising Special Relativity were published in 1905 ." This is not, in fact, correct. Since Albert Einstein developed the theory of special relativity (TSR) during his annus mirabilis in 1905 [1], we learned that all physical laws should be formulated invariant under a special class of transformations, the so called Lorentz transformations. The results seem to This is the tried-and-tired mode of string theorists, who “string us along” decade after decade by saying that bigger and bigger supercollider experiments merely set an upper-limit to the mass of the hypothesized superparticles they are looking for. This "Lorentz Invariance" (LI) Over the last few decades candidate theories for a unification of the fundamental forces have been developed, e.g. String theories and loop quantum gravity. String Theory allows objects with no observable mass (ie imaginary particles) to vibrate and thus convey mass to matter. Theory because they do not understand it, who reasign these articles because they do not like those interested in physics to see more articles pointing out that even creationists understand them to be clueless about such simple linear theories as special relativity theory? According to his General Relativity Theory, Space-Time warping allows long distance space travel and time travel into the past. Einstein's special theory of relativity rests on the notion that all forms of electromagnetic radiation travel through space at the same speed, no matter what their energy level. This makes him then say, contrary to his own title (“No cause to dispute Einstein”), that Einstein's further statement about cause always preceding effect* would indeed be disputed by FTL-neutrinos! Only one of the four papers develops Special Relativity.