The most important thing that shows Einstein's theory isn't exactly right is that things do travel faster than light, which throws off the whole e=mc2 thing. Naturally this goes against the main stream thoughts and is being ignored, but it will have to be addressed eventually.

It was discovered back in 1980 that atoms communicate instantaneously. I can't find the good article on it, but here is one talking about it.
http://novaspivack.typepad.com/nova_spivacks_weblog/2007/08/speed-of-light-.html

Here's another article on it.
http://media.newscientist.com/article/mg14119141.900-science-atomic-telepathy...


Also according to "Hubble's Law" the seperation between galaxies can happen faster than the speed of light. Notice I said seperation. The galaxies aren't moving acording to science. The space between them is expanding at different speeds according to them. Read this article that exposes the misconceptions in the big bang theory.
http://www.sciam.com/article.cfm?articleID=0009F0CA-C523-1213-852383414B7F014...


Also the universe expanded faster than the speed of light. This quote is from a Science Channel program I watched, so there is no link for this, but this is a quote.
"The universe was the size of a marble. Less than a trillionth trillionth of a second after the big bang, The marble sized universe was very unstable. And it under went an enormous growth spurt. During this moment of expansion space and time were expanding faster than the speed of light."

I know this is using Science to prove Science is wrong, but what better way to show they really don't know what they're talking about yet.

This is something interesting too. How can light attain its speed, (about 186,000 miles an hour) then when it passes through water it slows down, then when it leaves the water again it instantly acheives the speed of light again? There's something going on there that science can't answer. It shows they really don't understand light at all. Where is the light getting its power or energy supply to do this? There is something supplying power or energy throughout the universe that science doesn't even have an idea what it is. hmmm

What about dark matter and dark energy? This is supposed to be what 90% of the universe is made of, yet science has no idea what it is, and they "don't know if they ever will". It's not made of matter, or in their words it's "not made of what we are" made of.

The suns surface is I think about 7-8,000 degrees, and the atmosphere is millions of degrees hot. How can that be?

Things are blinking in and out of existance. This goes against the "fact" that nothing physical can create itself.

Also it's being put forth that gravity is faster than the speed of light. Would it take 24 hours aprox. (like the speed of light) for the Earth to go flying off in the universe if the suns gravity stopped existing, or would it happen instantly? This hasn't been proven for sure yet, but I believe it would happen faster than the speed of light.

Get where I'm going with all this? Science is still in its infancy. The more they learn, the more they realize they don't know. They are going to have to revise their theories, (like relativity, and special relativity, and two laws for gravity and others) and then realize they're wrong too. Science has the bad habit of chopping apart everything and examining it from that level. Like chopping apart a pie and trying to figure out what a pie is from that level, when all they have to do is step back and see the whole. Science is slowly merging with religion and the other way around. Some day they will meet, and I say it will be in the next 10 years. In the mean time God is having a good laugh. That's all I'm saying.