The Cloak of Poincaré: Why the Expanding Universe is Invisible (How The Universe Works Series (ACRE Field Theory and The Universal Properties of Acceleration))

In 1908 Jules Henri Poincaré devised a mind experiment to show how the universe can expand without anyone noticing. He did this to show Albert Einstein that if mass increased size with energy then the size of all mass in the universe could be increasing without anyone noticing. Because all observers would expand with the universe no relative motion can be seen. This places all observers in the entire universe under a cloak that makes universal expansion invisible. Though Poincaré was one of the worlds most brilliant scientists and mathematician he was ignored. Using a new interpretation of Isaac Newton's mathematics, Barry Lebost shows how Newton himself was under this cloak and could only see objects fall. He has shown that if the cloak is removed we will no longer see objects fall that are dropped but instead see the Earth expanding to meet them. He presents seventeen chapters of events that are interpreted outside and inside of the cloak. Read more