PROOF OF THE EXISTENCE OF OTHER MUTUALLY INVISIBLE UNIVERSES NEIGHBORING TO OUR VISIBLE UNIVERSE BY ASTRONOMICAL OBSERVATIONS IN THE PORTALS OF CONSTELLATIONS INVISIBLE OUTSIDE THE PORTALS

The article explains that the special theory of relativity (SRT), created in the early twentieth century, which is an outstanding scientific achievement, was ahead of its time, because in physics at that time lacked some knowledge necessary for its creation – physical reality of imaginary numbers was not proved and the its physical meaning was not explained, dark matter and dark energy were not discovered, discrete mathematics and hypercomplex numbers were not used, and WMAP and Planck space-crafts were not launched into space yet. Therefore absence of the mentioned knowledge was justifiably replaced by postulates. But not everything was guessed. And present now in the version of SRT studied in all physics textbooks, the postulate called the principle of non-exceeding the speed of light turned out to be incorrect. Therefore the corrected version of SRT in which this postulate is replaced by the experimentally proved principle of physical reality of imaginary numbers is offered. In this corrected version of SRT also offered a experimental proof of the existence of mutually invisible parallel universes astronomical observations in portals invisible outside the portals of constellations. And it is explained, why the principle of non-exceeding of speed of light not disproved so far by physical experiments is incorrect. And why the incorrect version of SRT, studied in all physics textbooks, is still in demand.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2024-11-27
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14227583
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Relativity and Gravitational Theory
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PROOF OF THE EXISTENCE OF OTHER MUTUALLY INVISIBLE UNIVERSES NEIGHBORING TO OUR VISIBLE UNIVERSE BY ASTRONOMICAL OBSERVATIONS IN THE PORTALS OF CONSTELLATIONS INVISIBLE OUTSIDE THE PORTALS

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Relativity and Gravitational Theory
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PROOF OF THE EXISTENCE OF OTHER MUTUALLY INVISIBLE UNIVERSES NEIGHBORING TO OUR VISIBLE UNIVERSE BY ASTRONOMICAL OBSERVATIONS IN THE PORTALS OF CONSTELLATIONS INVISIBLE OUTSIDE THE PORTALS

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Abstract

The article explains that the special theory of relativity (SRT), created in the early twentieth century, which is an outstanding scientific achievement, was ahead of its time, because in physics at that time lacked some knowledge necessary for its creation – physical reality of imaginary numbers was not proved and the its physical meaning was not explained, dark matter and dark energy were not discovered, discrete mathematics and hypercomplex numbers were not used, and WMAP and Planck space-crafts were not launched into space yet. Therefore absence of the mentioned knowledge was justifiably replaced by postulates. But not everything was guessed. And present now in the version of SRT studied in all physics textbooks, the postulate called the principle of non-exceeding the speed of light turned out to be incorrect. Therefore the corrected version of SRT in which this postulate is replaced by the experimentally proved principle of physical reality of imaginary numbers is offered. In this corrected version of SRT also offered a experimental proof of the existence of mutually invisible parallel universes astronomical observations in portals invisible outside the portals of constellations. And it is explained, why the principle of non-exceeding of speed of light not disproved so far by physical experiments is incorrect. And why the incorrect version of SRT, studied in all physics textbooks, is still in demand.

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