Luchito:
I'm still waiting for you to provide even
one actual argument against anything in relativity. So far, all you do is keep stating your uninformed opinion that there must be something wrong somewhere.
Are you going to answer any of the questions that I have asked you? Are you going to do what you said you would do
back in April 2021? That was 7 months ago, and there's been nothing of any substance or consequence from you. Why?
But, years later, suddenly lots of publications came with an already marriage of Relativity and Quantum working together without issues at all. No explanation given, no name of the scientists capable to do what Einstein didn't when he was alive.
That can't be right. When scientific papers are published, I think you'll find that the authors' names and contact details are always at the top of the paper.
Remember reading the peer reviewed literature during your PhD studies? (BTW, you seem very quiet on that subject. You are actually qualified in physics, aren't you?)
But, the problem with this situation is that each theory was working fine by their own before such "modification in one of them". In other words, one of these two theories finally was found FALSE because had an error, and now is a modified theory in order to be validated.
In science, as you will be aware from your own extensive studies, often when new theory is developed the old theory remains accurate and relevant in certain limits that are well understood and clearly defined. It is very seldom that a well-established scientific theory that correctly describes a host of different physical phenomena has to be completely tossed out, so that scientists have to start from scratch with a brand new theory.
At the end, the modified theory is not the original one but a different theory. It is a different theory because it has different results. You know that in mathematics a single error causes the total result as false. Then, before the modification made in one of the theories, the now modified theory was false in its very beginning.
No. As you will be aware from your own extensive scientific studies, Newtonian physics is not "false" in the light of quantum physics, to take one example. It is more that it is only accurate to a certain level and in specified limits. Quantum mechanics is a more
complete theory than Newtonian physics, because it encompasses Newtonian physics in appropriate limits. That does not make Newtonian physics wrong; it just makes it incomplete.
Understand?
Similarly, relativity doesn't make Galileo and Newton
wrong, because relativistic mechanics reduces to Newtonian mechanics in the limit of small speeds, low mass, flat spacetime etc. This is one of the strengths of the theory of relativity - that it reproduces already-established results in the appropriate limits.
This reminds me Evolution theory which started with the assumption that species evolved from worst to better, from simple to more complex, from inferior to superior.
Wrong again. If you feel like you need to learn about evolution, I can educate you about that in a different thread, if you like. Let's keep this one for discussion of your spurious claims about black holes etc.
I have no idea why people still believing in such stupidity...
You hit the nail on the head there! You have no idea. That's what it comes down to. Failure to get an education. Your failure. But it's not too late! You don't have to stay ignorant like this forever. I can help clear up at least some of your misconceptions.
But Relativity theory was always challenged, always in trouble, like today right here in this topic.
But you've brought
nothing that shows any trouble for relativity to this thread, so far.
Are you ever going to actually make an argument?
The black holes theory is based on Relativity theory, and this happened before the union between Relativity and Quantum.
Black hole theory development didn't exactly stop in 1920, you know.
You are to respond the existence of black holes in accord to Relativity theory alone, according to the doctrines of Relativity only.
If that's what you want, we can do that for now.
If you can't defend the existence of black holes showing your evidence in base of Relativity theory alone, then your claims are found unacceptable.
There's no need for me to defend it. Nothing you have said has challenged it, so far. It's established science. Unless you can show there's something wrong with it - you know, by making a
scientific argument, there's nothing that needs defending.
Certainly, relativity does not need to be defended against your ignorant opinions.