Gravitation Versus Relativity, a Non-technical Explanation of the Fundamental Principles of Gravitational Astronomy and a Critical Examination of the

This book is a critical examination of the astronomical evidence cited as proof of the Generalized Theory of Relativity. It discusses the fundamental principles of gravitational astronomy and explains why they give a different picture than that presented by the Generalized Theory of Relativity. It is useful for anyone interested in the philosophy of science, physics, or astronomy.

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