Albrecht Gieses klassische Herleitung der physikalischen Relativität ohne Annahme eines Äthers

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Albrecht Giese's theory, presented in print for the first time, claims to offer a non-relativistic generation of the relativistic equations. This work includes a preface by Markus Siedenberg, who has authored several notable publications. Since 1905, there has been a vast number of scientific critiques of relativity, with arguments against it likely exceeding one thousand. Giese's theory, alongside Jan C. A. Boeyens's fundamental theories and Siedenberg's presentation of a genuine First Cause of the universe, proposes a framework for understanding relativity without ether or spacetime, avoiding the circular reasoning found in Einstein's work. While Giese aims to verify his theory rather than disprove Einstein, Siedenberg asserts that he has successfully challenged Einstein's relativity, as well as the relativistic and non-relativistic Big Bang theories and the Steady State theory. The preface notes that only minor adjustments to Giese's theory are needed for compatibility with Siedenberg's views. Additionally, Siedenberg suggests slight modifications to Boeyens's theory, emphasizing that Boeyens's acceptance of relativity is not crucial for his approach to deriving fundamental properties and laws of physics and chemistry from number theory, supported by substantial evidence.