[ExI] Problem with time travel WAS Faster than light??

[BillK]

2011/9/29 Dennis May wrote:
> General Relativity fails in its most basic task
> of being a correct theory of gravity.  A good
> approximation on some scales but certainly not
> a correct theory in general.
>
>

There is no complete correct theory of gravity at present.

GR has been well tested for gravitational predictions.

See:  <https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Tests_of_general_relativity>

GR is known to be incompatible with Quantum Mechanics.
That's why researchers are still flogging away trying to work out a TOE.

See: <https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Gravitation>

If you are going to continue making wild claims that you know where
Einstein went wrong, I suggest you need to get more research papers
published. You could start by trying to rewrite Wikipedia and see if
the referees there let you get away with it.


BillK