Kasim muflahi
Kasim Muflahi | |
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| Residence | Birmingham, West Midlands, United Kingdom |
| Nationality | British |
| Known for | Cosmology |
| Scientific career | |
| Fields | Cosmology, theoretical physics |
Kasim Muflahi is a British independent theoretical-physics researcher based in Birmingham, West Midlands, United Kingdom. He describes himself as having "desk researched" theoretical physics since 2005, and he writes on questions concerning cosmology, the nature of spacetime, and the foundations of Albert Einstein's theories of relativity.
Biography
Muflahi is a self-directed researcher rather than an academic affiliated with a university. Working independently from Birmingham, he has studied theoretical physics since 2005 and disseminates his ideas through online writing platforms, including Medium and question-and-answer discussions on Quora.
Work
Muflahi's writing focuses on the interpretation of spacetime, cosmology, and relativity. In his commentary he argues that spacetime is best understood as a reference system for the physical universe rather than as a physical entity or "fabric" in its own right, describing it as the stage upon which physical entities and fields act. He has also examined the empirical basis of Einstein's general relativity and special relativity, including the relativistic corrections applied in the Global Positioning System, in an essay titled "What if Einstein is Wrong?" published in 2016.