Einstein and Archimedes: Generalized

The book explores the intriguing similarities between the equations of Einstein, Newton, and Archimedes, highlighting their breakdown at the indeterminate form of 0/0. It challenges the validity of Einstein's mass-energy equation in light of conservation laws and presents a generalized equation applicable to various phenomena, including questions about the universe's first particle and the nature of gravitation. Additionally, it revises Archimedes' principle to include factors like shape and viscosity, offering new theories on buoyancy.