The mainstream simply does not read criticisms and refutations about relativity, the big bang, etc. This is bourne out in a report by 60 Minutes in April of 2009 called “Cold Fusion is Hot Again“. Sixty Minutes discovered the reason cold fusion is not accepted by the mainstream is that no one in the mainstream reads what those outside the mainstream are doing and reporting. Thus, scientists outside the mainstream continue their work without recognition or support of the mainstream scientists and media.
Here is a quote from the April 2009 60 Minutes story:
“You know, I wonder how you feel about going public endorsing this phenomenon on 60 Minutes when maybe 90 percent, I’m guessing, of your colleagues think that it’s crackpot science?” Pelley asked.
“I certainly was among those 90 percent before I looked at the data. And I can see where they’ll be very concerned when they see this piece. All I have to say is: read the published results. Talk to the scientists. Never let anyone do your thinking for you,” he replied.
In science, not all theories can be replaced. Some theories need to be thrown out and start over. Many dissident scientists from around the world agree that we must start over with the fundamentals and that relativity is a dead-end.
Most scientists, professors, and journalists repeat what they have been told about “proof” for relativity. If you actually go back, study the actual experiments, you find a very different story. In the film, we take the proof head-on and what we found was very surprising. What did we find? See the movie when it comes out.
Director David de Hilster has been a member of the International Documentary Association since 2004 and has been participating and consulting with members and directors of the organization. The plan is to submit the documentary to the major film festivals in 2013 including Canne, Berlin, SilverDocs, Toronto to name a few. If all works out, de Hilster wants submit the documentary to the IDA’s DocuWeeks which help qualify films for Oscar nomination. De Hilster is working with lawyer Michael Donaldson and distribution consultant Peter Broderick.