Presents the mythology of modern astronomy, as well as the gravitational theory of Huseyin Yilmaz, which eliminates black holes, the big bang, singularities, as well as the need for dark energy and dark matter; by Adrian Bjornson.

Online version of an article criticizing relativity by Guy Burniston Brown, published in the Bulletin of the Institute of Physics and Physical Society, Vol. 18 (March, 1967).

Website explaining the physics of the Alcubierre Warp Drive, presented in a science-fiction-like format. Includes a discussion of problems and future prospects; by Edward Halerewicz, Jr.

Thoughts by Dane Gacesa on the way that each macroscopic light source is made up of elementary light sources, on the selective sensitivity of detectors for light emitted in this way, and the consequences for relativity.

Based on simple multiplication of dimensional factors, this theory by George James Ducas is meant to unify relativity with quantum mechanics and string theory, explaining dark energy along the way.

Thoughts experiments meant to show internal contradictions in the special theory of relativity, and the existence of a "depth velocity vector" which Einstein denied.

Defining space and time in the literal way we experience it - via particles -, the author, Keith Maxwell Hardy, creates a quantum theory of space and time, including applications to photon kinematics and quantum tunneling.

Theory of gravity based on conclusions from the equivalence principle: The gravitational force is caused by the change of speed of spacetime structure, falling into a mass. By F. Stefanko.

Online book introducing a scalar theory of relativistic gravity, including applications to antigravity, cosmology, quantum gravity, and gravitational radiation; by Paul Bird.

Presents fragments of the book "The Inertial Mass" published in June 1998, authored by D. Acosta: "a model that is able to explain the mass in its inertial aspect (not gravitational)".

Blog about, among other things, alternative unified theories created using imagination and common sense. By "Imagineer" Jeff and friends.

Website by Jeff O'Callaghan, which presents a unification theory based on the existence of time, four spatial dimensions and a continuous non-quantized form of mass and energy.

Presents a variety of scientific papers by the site's author and others. Subjects include the grand unified theory, light propagation, a new formulation of mechanics and, more generally, commentary and analyses of the physics and philosophy of special relativity; by Walter Babin.

Link to two texts by Nikolay Chavarga. The first is meant to show that special relativity fails to account for the results of the Michelson experiment. The second introduces Chavarga's alternative, in which elementary particles are "three-dimension[al] soliton formations of the light-carrying environment, and photons are soliton formations limited only in two coordinates".

Introduces a simple quantization of space and time using tetrahedrons; significant ratios in the geometry of these objects are taken as an indication that they represent different kinds of elementary particles. By William R. Olson.

A collection of PDF files expounding arguments why Einstein's Special Theory of Relativity is wrong. Includes Breakdown of the Special Theory of Relativity as Proven by Synchronization of Clocks", the author's examination of the Michelson-Morley-Experiment, and several papers on Planck's constant.

A new analysis of the Michelson Experiment.

Short page claiming that it is the acceleration of energy within a particle that produces mass and consequently gravity; by Alfredo A. Barrera.

Introduces a new unit of energy which, together with a geometric construction for matter waves, is used to derive a quantized form of Einstein's relativistic mass-energy equation; by Brian Nelson.

Erik J. Lange's exposition of a mathematical proof of the falsity of a popular derivation of the Lorentz transformations.

Presentation of a new mathematical formulation for both the Special and General Theories of Relativity, a new theory of Atomic Structure, Gravitation, and the origin and existence of the Universe. By Peter Bass.

Introduces a new concept of weight which distinguishes between self-weight and acquired weight and subsequently leads to a new definition of gravity, based on the assumption that all subatomic particles have a "mass-energy field". By Elie Agur.

Presents and reviews relativity theory, quantum physics, and cosmological concepts, introducing a new view of the speed of light as a variable. By Tom Besmer.