4. July 2008: I have added the possibility to download the whole site for offline-browsing.

24. April 2008: I have added a new page The Expansion of the Universe Debunked which explains in more detail the argument given already on the Cosmology Home Page that an overall recession of galaxies would violate the mass conservation law.

15. July 2007: I have added a new page Mathematical Flaws in Einstein's 'On the Electrodynamics of Moving Bodies' which deals with the derivation of the Lorentz transformation in Einstein's original 1905 paper. I also re-edited somewhat the analysis of Einstein's Algebraic Derivation of the Lorentz Transformation for the sake of a more streamlined argument.

15. May 2007: I have added a new page Regarding the 'Light Sphere' Derivation of the Lorentz Transformation which shows that this contains essentially the same flaw that I treated in detail on my page Mathematical Inconsistencies in Einstein's Derivation of the Lorentz Transformation.

24. April 2007: I have largely re-written the page Speed of Light and Theory of Relativity for the sake of a more convincing argument, and I also re-edited somewhat the page Mathematical Inconsistencies in Einstein's Derivation of the Lorentz Transformation.

4. Feb. 2007: I added a new page Fourier Transformation and the Coherence of Light to the site, which shows that the Fourier theorem can not be applied to natural light (or time series of a stochastic nature in general) in the usual way.

15. Dec. 2006: I became only now aware that, due to a problem with the mail server, some emails in the last few weeks (from the beginning of November) may not have reached me. Please re-submit you message if you did not get a reply (I am presently using a different mail server, so at the moment there should not be a problem).

26. August 2006: I have completely re-written the page regarding the 'Pioneer Anomaly', suggesting now an explanation in terms of the earth's rotation (see Explanation of the Pioneer 10 and 11 Acceleration Anomaly). The issue regarding signal propagation effects in this context is now on a different page Speed of Light and Anomalous Acceleration.

10. August 2006: I added now a Sitemap to the site, which, in addition to the search facility and the index on the home page, should further improve navigation.

12. May 2006: I changed the page Classical Interpretation of EPR- Bell Test Photon Correlation Experiments substantially. The new theory is now formulated more in terms of actually observed quantities (i.e. coincidences in the photoelectron emission rates) and is also more general than the old one.

14. April 2006: I updated my page regarding the WMAP Data Analysis in view of the latest Year 3 release of the WMAP-data (which effectively confirms my argument that the published angular power spectrum suffers from systematic errors).

31. March 2006: I have simplified the page Wave and Particle Theory of Light applied to the Photoelectric Effect by moving the paragraph dealing with the case of incoherent photoionization to my site plasmaphysics.org.uk under Photoionization Theory for Coherent and Incoherent Light. It should be less confusing now for the discussion of the wave-particle issue as the point is already basically made with the coherent interaction model.

14. Dec. 2005: I have added a further Cosmology Discussion page and also modified my page regarding the Redshift of Galaxies in this context.

30. Nov. 2005: I have added a page which shows that the Relativistic Interpretation of Magnetic Fields and Lorentz Force is inconsistent with electrodynamics unless the law of charge conservation is violated.

14. Oct. 2005: After having this site online for over 5 years now, I decided I should give it a bit of a re-design. For the sake of being able to display longer text documents on smaller monitors, and also for reasons of performance, I have so far shied away from having a highly structured page layout, but I thought it would be justified now at least to add some navigation bars to each page, which should not only enhance functionality, but also give the pages a more coherent look (please note that these changes will only take effect in Javascript enabled browsers, otherwise you will still get more or less the old version; also, with Macs or with the Opera browser, the navigation bars will not be stationary on the screen but scroll with the text).
The number of pages has grown from the initial home page (which lists all topics in brief) to about 2 dozen pages (with a more in-depth treatment) now. In addition there are about a dozen discussion pages now. Since I occasionally make minor (or major) edits to the pages or add new ones, I thought also I should list the added and significantly changed pages here. To start, recently the following pages have been added or edited:
Mathematical Inconsistencies in Einstein's Derivation of the Lorentz Transformation
Classical Interpretation of EPR- Bell Test Photon Correlation Experiments
Wave and Particle Theory of Light applied to the Photoelectric Effect
Cosmology Discussions

Thomas